Who reads Chinese (?)?

Silly me, fancy giving you blokes an opening for revenge. [biggrin]

My Chinese wife isn't sure, but her uncle says it's a medicated ointment. Your rub it on your tummy if got wind, or temples if got headache.

Tiger balm. First catch your tiger. A bit like liniment.

This the same stuff in different packaging. (The Chinese characters are the same you'd notice)

Thanks Neil, it only took twenty-two replies to get a sensible answer. [bigrolf]
Basically snake oil, eh?
TMFPP bought a number of sealed removalists' boxes for $5, like a grown-ups (?) lucky dip.
One of the boxes was full of white ties, another brand new giftwares and a couple with personal effects, obviously from a Chinese household. Anybody want to buy a soy milk maker? [biggrin]

tiger balm oil - Bing images

My wife's cousin says the text says "Burns Cock Off" but if you like, you can use it as a KY jelly substitute.

I think you should ignore cousin Karen's advice. [biggrin]

It's sweet and sour sauce Ian..............put some pork on your fork [bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Thanks Neil, it only took twenty-two replies to get a sensible answer. [bigrolf]

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You're welcome. (But do ignore Karen's advice! Always one like her in a family). ;)

In a former life as an RAN sailor in the far East, A Chinese girlfriend, as opposed to a Chinese girl who was a friend, introduced me to Tiger Balm, and the ancient art of Chinese massage. After each rugby game, or each punch up in Sambawang , all my aches & pains were massaged away . All you have to do now Ian, is find a Chinese girlfriend, who is a friend, and not a girlfriend.