Shortly before noon, a group of police officers in blue caps suddenly walked into the store, looking hurried as they asked to buy Ping On Ointment. After purchasing the ointment, they immediately rolled up their sleeves and pant legs right there in the store to apply it to their red, swollen skin. Through conversation, we learned that they had been on a mission in a suburban forest early that morning, where mosquitoes and insects were rampant in the dense woods, leaving their hands and feet covered in itchy rashes from bites.

One of the officers explained that an experienced member of their team had brought Ping On Ointment with him. After applying it, they found that it relieved itching significantly and reduced the redness and swelling. After finishing their mission, the entire team made a special trip to 147 Queen’s Road West by car to buy this ointment for emergency use. About ten minutes after applying it, the rashes on many officers’ hands had visibly subsided, and they all praised the ointment for its “quick effect.”

This little episode in the store not only highlights the hardships of frontline law enforcement officers working in the field but also indirectly confirms the practical value of this time-honored ointment in emergency care. While various mosquito repellent products are emerging these days, traditional ointments, with their simplicity and quick-acting properties, still hold an irreplaceable position in daily life.