How to Shop Dr. Shen's Chinese Herbal Remedies by Health Need or Wholesale

Updated 2026-10-06

Dr. Shen's Chinese Herbal Remedies organizes its catalog around specific health needs rather than a single product line, so the fastest way to shop is to start from the symptom or concern you're addressing and then confirm the formula name. The homepage lists individual products with short "When to Use" descriptions, prices, and either a "Choose options" or "Add to cart" button, plus a "Shop All Dr. Shen's Herbal Remedies" link that gathers the full catalog in one place. If you're buying for resale rather than personal use, the site also states it offers wholesale prices.

Shopping by Health Need

The product names on the homepage are the practical entry point. Each listing pairs a formula name with its Chinese medicine name and a one-line use case, which is enough to sort products into rough categories before you open a full product page.

Need	Product shown	Also known as	What the listing says
Early-stage cold	Dr. Shen's Yin Chiao (ColdStop)	Yin Chiao Cheh Tu Pian, ColdStop, Yin Qiao	"Early Stage Cold Support"
Advanced cold / respiratory	Dr. Shen's Zong Gan Ling	Zhong Gan Ling	"Use for relief of advanced-staged cold symptoms or similar respiratory condition"
General cold (Wind-Heat)	Dr. Shen's Gan Mao Ling	Ganmaoling	Described as a "Common Cold Effective Remedy," technically for Wind-Heat
Digestive upset	Dr. Shen's Stomach Curing	Curing Pills, Culing Pills, Po Chai	Notes that "normal digestive QI moves downward, but at times, digest…"
Stress / mood / liver qi	Dr. Shen's Free & Easy Pills	Xiao Yao Wan, Xiao Yao San, Xiao Yao Pian, Rambling Powder	Described as possibly the most often prescribed Chinese medicine in the We…
Hair / aging support	Dr. Shen's Shou Wu	He Shou Wu	Opens with the legend of He Shou Wu
Sleep	Dr. Shen's Good Sleep	Shui De An	"Herbs for the Mind and A Better Night's Sleep with No Drowsiness"
Immune support	Dr. Shen's Jade Shield	Yu Ping Feng	"Used to boost immune system and defend against disease," a potent version of Jade Windscreen Formula
Nasal / sinus	Dr. Shen's Sinus & Nose	Pe Min Kan Wan	"Historically used for nasal and sinus complaints such as a stuffy or a runny nose, sinus congestion or pain"

A few practical notes on reading this table:

Cold formulas are not interchangeable. Yin Chiao is positioned for early-stage cold, while Zong Gan Ling is positioned for advanced-stage cold symptoms. Gan Mao Ling is described as a Wind-Heat remedy. Match the stage and pattern, not just the word "cold."
The "also known as" names matter for comparison shopping. If you've seen Xiao Yao Wan, Yu Ping Feng, or Po Chai recommended elsewhere, those map to Free & Easy Pills, Jade Shield, and Stomach Curing here.
Some listings are truncated on the homepage. The Stomach Curing and Free & Easy descriptions cut off mid-sentence, so open the full product page for the complete "When to Use" text.

How to Move Through the Site

Start at the homepage product grid. Each card shows the formula name, the alternate names, a short use description, and a price.
Open "View full details" on any product to read the complete description before deciding.
Use "Choose options" or "Add to cart." Products with size or variant choices show "Choose options"; single-option products show "Add to cart."
Use "Shop All Dr. Shen's Herbal Remedies" if you'd rather browse the complete catalog instead of the homepage selection.
Checkout is handled through the site's checkout page.

Prices shown on the homepage range from $4.85 (Stomach Curing) up to $52.95 (Shou Wu), with several items in the $13–$50 range. These are the listed sale prices at the time of the page content; confirm current pricing at checkout.

The Discounted "Best By" Item

One listing stands apart from the rest: Dr. Shen's Good Sleep, 150 tablets, is marked "50% off past 'best by date'" with an original price of $50.32 and a current price of $25.16. This is the only product on the homepage flagged this way. If you're considering it, treat the discount as tied to the passed date rather than a standard sale, and decide whether that matters for your use.

Buying Wholesale

The site states: "We happily offer wholesale prices." That's the only wholesale detail given on the homepage — no minimum order, application process, or pricing tiers are listed there. If you're a practitioner or reseller, the practical next step is to look for a wholesale contact or inquiry path on the site, since the homepage only signals that wholesale pricing exists.

What the Product Pages Give You

Beyond the homepage, each product page is built to answer the same question the listing raises: when to use this formula. The Yin Chiao page, for example, is framed around early-stage cold support, and a customer testimonial on the homepage reinforces that positioning: "I wouldn't be without Yin Chiao in the winter. It is the best thing to get rid of a cold, especially if you catch it early."

That testimonial is worth reading as a usage pattern rather than a guarantee — it points to early use as the condition under which the product is most often valued.

Quick Decision Guide

You have a cold starting now → look at Yin Chiao (ColdStop).
Your cold is further along or respiratory symptoms are advanced → look at Zong Gan Ling.
You want a general Wind-Heat cold formula → look at Gan Mao Ling.
Digestive discomfort → look at Stomach Curing (Po Chai).
Sleep support without drowsiness → look at Good Sleep (Shui De An).
Immune support → look at Jade Shield (Yu Ping Feng).
Nasal or sinus congestion → look at Sinus & Nose (Pe Min Kan Wan).
Stress, mood, or liver qi support → look at Free & Easy Pills (Xiao Yao Wan).
Buying in quantity for resale → ask about the wholesale pricing the site mentions.

For anything beyond these general categories — especially if you're matching a formula to a specific condition or taking other medications — the product descriptions are a starting point, not a substitute for guidance from a qualified practitioner.