Wang Prom Blue, Green, Yellow or Pink Balm: A Label-First Guide
Wang Prom balms are often identified informally by colour, but the safest buying method is to read the full formula name and pack details. Blue, green, yellow and pink packaging helps navigation; it does not replace the product label.
How the colours are commonly presented
- Blue: listed as Wang Prom Blue Balm, including boxed 50 g jars.
- Green: associated with Compound Herbal Balm Formula 2 in the current range.
- Yellow: associated with Compound Phlai Balm Formula 2, including compact 5 g formats.
- Pink: listed as Borneol Essential Balm in the current boxed range.
Other colours and formulas may also exist. Packaging revisions are possible, so use the exact title on the received box as the reference.
Jar size changes the purpose of a bundle
A 5 g mini jar is convenient for carrying or sharing, while a 50 g glass jar is a larger home format. Pack count and jar size must be read together. Twelve mini jars and six full-size jars are very different purchases even if both look like large multipacks.
A useful pre-checkout checklist
- Full formula name.
- Colour shown.
- Weight per jar.
- Number of jars.
- Whether individual retail boxes are included.
Responsible use
Use aromatic balms externally and follow the label. Avoid eyes, broken skin and sensitive areas. Wash hands after application when appropriate, close the jar tightly and keep it away from children and excessive heat. Do not treat colour or cooling sensation as evidence of a medical effect.