PACHEEZ guide
How to read a Pacheez patch label
What each line on the box means — ingredients, patch count, wear time and directions — and which details to check before you buy.
Updated 15 November 2026 · 4 min read · Written by the PACHEEZ team, Australia
Start with the ingredient list, not the front of the box
The front of a supplement box sells a feeling. The ingredient panel tells you what you are actually getting. On a Pacheez box the ingredient list sits on the side or back panel and names each vitamin, mineral or botanical in the patch, for example vitamin B12, vitamin B6, caffeine and green tea extract in the Energy patch, or iron, vitamin C, folate and vitamin B12 in the Iron patch.
Read the list against the product page before you buy. The list on this website is copied from the pack, and the two should always match. If they ever differ, treat the pack in your hand as correct and tell us so we can fix the page.
Check the patch count and the wear time
Every Pacheez box holds 63 patches. At one patch a day that is roughly a two-month supply; at two patches a day it is about 30 days. The directions state that each patch is worn for up to 8 hours, then removed.
Both numbers matter for cost. A $35 box works out at about 56 cents per patch, and a $28 monthly subscription works out slightly lower again. Comparing patch products on price per patch rather than price per box is the only fair comparison.
Read the directions and the warnings in full
The directions panel covers application site, wear time and rotation: apply to clean, dry skin on the upper arm, shoulder or inner wrist, and rotate placement daily. The warnings cover what the product is not for — broken or irritated skin, and use by anyone who should speak to a health professional first.
Pacheez patches are complementary wellness products. They are not medicines, and nothing on the label claims to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent a disease.
Look for what the label does not say
A label is also useful for what it leaves out. This site does not publish clinical trial results for these patches, does not quote absorption percentages, and does not carry therapeutic claims. Any marketing that promises a specific clinical outcome from a wellness patch is making a claim the pack does not support.
If you take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are managing a diagnosed condition such as iron deficiency, speak with your doctor or pharmacist before adding any supplement, patch or tablet.
Common questions
- How many patches are in a Pacheez box?
- 63 patches per box, with each patch worn for up to 8 hours.
- Where can I find the full ingredient list?
- The Ingredients page lists what goes into each of the three patches, and each product page repeats the list for that patch.
PACHEEZ patches are complementary wellness products, not medicines. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Speak with your health professional if you are unsure, pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication.