What is the best thing to buy as a gift when traveling to Thailand?

Thailand’s medicines are cheap and effective. Every time I go to Thailand, I go to the drugstore and buy a lot of medicines to give away, including Dragon Tiger Cream, Pain Relief Cream, Centipede Cough Pills, Oral Ulcer Cream, Eye Drops, Eight Immortals, Mosquito Repellent, Foot Patch, and many others. Whole intestine, chronic Gastroenteritis, a must-have when traveling.

I bought a box of Thai toothpaste and gave it away as a gift. It’s spicy and refreshing, and whitens your teeth a bit.

Centipede Pills and Red Sore Cream are what I use to apply on my muscles after exercise to relieve muscle soreness. The golden sore patch has physical therapy effect and is a bit more expensive than the red one.

Lan Zu,

Tiger patch medicine is mainly used for the elderly. The pain of lumbar disc herniation will be gone in a few days.

I like lip balm, hand cream (out of stock all the time in the store), citronella products (especially like this smell), shampoo, conditioner, and various essential oil body lotions (special for oily scalps) of Green Lemon Set), room aromatherapy essential oils. But I don’t like the evaporator that comes with it. The little flowers on Taobao are very beautiful! The little things only cost ten or twenty yuan each, making them perfect as souvenirs!

I bought a jasmine series at a Thai counter, including shower gel, body lotion, scrub, and hand cream. The scent of jasmine is very sweet, which is different from cheap mass brands like herbbasics. BB takes a high-end route and the price is relatively high, but you can clearly feel the purity of its essential oils, especially the volatile essential oils, which taste purer than other brands, so the price is also more expensive. This set costs more than 400 yuan, which is cheaper than the Tmall flagship store. Then lemongrass is said to taste good too.