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Traditional Medicated Oil: Preservation and Change
From the Chinese opera stage to the international platform, Tai Tong Ah has come so far thanks to its leaders’ courage to try something new while drawing on ancestral wisdom. At the same time, it recognises the need to evolve with the changing times. This is how Tai Tong Ah stays flexible and agile in moments of crises, like the prawns on its logo and packaging.
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How To Improve Joint And Muscle Health
Do you feel like your joints ache and your muscles are sore or you wake up with a stiff neck every morning? Here are some tips for you to improve your joint and muscle health for an active ageing lifestyle!
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HuoLuo Oil vs Other Double Prawn Products
The term 活络油 (HuoLuo Oil) is actually a generic name for an application oil used for symptoms such as muscle aches, joint pains and more. The term “Huo Luo” in mandarin means to loosen up, referring to loosening joints and muscles.
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Top Nature Park To Explore
In need of a break away from the stresses of Singapore’s fast paced city life? Here are 5 nature parks worth exploring – no matter where you stay!
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Why TTA’s HuoLuo Oil Is Superior?
Double Prawn Brand HuoLuo Oil (双虾标祛风活络油) is a uniquely developed formulation, gentle to the skin with a pleasant fragrance. It contains natural essential oils that provide relief of muscle and joint aches, pains, tension associated with cramps, stiffness, and mild arthritis.
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A Dot Is A Line That Went For A Walk
Our company is honoured to be one of the dots in a participatory art project “Breathing Life,” by anGie seah supported by Lions Befrienders and the National Arts Council.
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The Story Of Mr Yeoh Liew Kung, The Late Founder Of Tai Tong Ah Company
From humble beginnings in a street opera and a noble wish to help the less fortunate, Mr Yeoh Liew Kung founded a business that has lasted more than three generations.
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HK Actress In The 70s
In the ‘60s and ’70s, Hongkong movies dominate the cinemas in Singapore, and actresses like Yu often grace the covers of entertainment magazines. Calendars that have pictures of popular actresses were proudly displayed in homes. Small businesses like Tai Tong Ah would have such calendars printed and given as gifts during the final months of the year.