Placement atlas
Select a patch and inspect the front/back placement points, protocols, and safety notes.
Front
18 Points
Use this reference to choose the correct LifeWave patch, confirm the body point, and review timing, rotation, and safety notes before applying a patch.
Start with the product protocol for X39, X49, IceWave, Silent Nights, Energy Enhancer, Y-Age, Alavida, SP6 Complete, or AcuLife.
Use the front and back map to locate the point code, then read the point description and related protocol before applying.
Place patches on intact skin, follow white and tan placement notes where a two-patch product is used, and avoid irritated areas.
Most protocols use up to 12 hours of wear. Rotate sites when the same point is used repeatedly or if adhesive sensitivity appears.
Remove patches if skin irritation occurs and consult a healthcare professional for pregnancy, active cancer, blood thinner use, implanted electronic devices, severe pain, or unclear placement.
Located midway between the eyebrows. Local Alavida guidance lists this as the primary facial placement option; CV6 is the alternate navel-area option.
Located on the sternum at the center of the chest. Silent Nights is commonly placed here 30-60 minutes before bed to support the body's natural sleep rhythm.
Located on the upper abdominal midline, about 6 cun above the navel. Local Y-Age Aeon guidance lists CV14 as the primary placement for stress and inflammation support.
No point-specific safety notes listed.
Located on the left edge of the navel rim. Official Energy Enhancer guidance places the tan patch on the left side of the body and the white patch on the right side.
Located on the right edge of the navel rim. Official Energy Enhancer guidance places the white patch on the right side of the body and the tan patch on the left side.
Located on the abdominal midline about 1.5 cun, or roughly two finger widths, below the navel. This is the main placement for X39, X49, Glutathione, and many navel-area alternate protocols.
An alternate rotation site on the outer upper arm. Local X39 and X49 guidance allows upper-arm use when rotating away from the abdomen.
An alternate rotation site on the outer upper arm. Use this as a left-side rotation option for X39 or X49 when the abdomen needs a rest day.
Located in the web between the thumb and index finger. AcuLife is designed for targeted acupuncture-point use; LI4 is included as a common consultant-guided general-wellness option.
Located in the web between the thumb and index finger. Mirror point to LI4-R for consultant-guided AcuLife placement.
Located on the inner side of the knee, below the medial condyle of the tibia. For IceWave knee protocols, this represents the inside-knee white-patch area described in the local knowledge file.
Located on the outside of the lower leg, below and slightly in front of the fibular head. For IceWave knee protocols, this is the outside-knee tan-patch area.
Located on the inner side of the left knee. Mirror point to SP9-R for left-knee IceWave placement.
Located on the outside of the left lower leg, below and slightly in front of the fibular head. Mirror point to GB34-R for left-knee IceWave placement.
Located about 3 cun below the knee, one finger-breadth lateral to the front crest of the tibia. Local SP6 Complete research references ST36 as a key patch placement point.
No point-specific safety notes listed.
Located about 3 cun below the knee, one finger-breadth lateral to the front crest of the tibia. Mirror point to ST36-R.
No point-specific safety notes listed.
Located on the inner lower leg about 3 cun above the medial ankle bone, just behind the tibia. SP6 Complete is named for this point and local research also references ST36.
Located on the inner lower leg about 3 cun above the medial ankle bone. Mirror point to SP6-R.
Located at the base of the skull, in the hollow between the neck muscles. Local Y-Age Carnosine guidance lists GB20 as the primary placement point.
Located at the base of the skull, in the hollow between the neck muscles. Mirror point to GB20-R for Y-Age Carnosine placement.
Located at the highest point of the shoulder, midway between the neck and the shoulder tip. Useful as a shoulder/neck IceWave reference point.
Located at the highest point of the left shoulder, midway between the neck and the shoulder tip. Mirror point to GB21-R.
Located about 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of L2. This gives IceWave lower-back protocols a side-of-spine target instead of placing a patch directly on the spine.
Located about 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of L2. Mirror point to BL23-R for lower-back IceWave placement.
Located on the lumbar midline between L2 and L3. Use as a landmark for lower-back protocols, then place IceWave patches slightly off the spine.
Patch: X39® Patches
General vitality, energy, and cellular renewal support
CV6 is the primary local knowledge-base placement. Upper arm placement is a rotation option, not a second simultaneous patch.
Do not use during pregnancy. Consult a healthcare professional if you have active cancer, use blood thinners, or have an implanted electronic device near the placement area.
Patch: X49™ Patches
Physical performance, stamina, and recovery support
Often paired with X39, but each patch still needs its own clean placement site.
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have active cancer, use blood thinners, or have an implanted electronic device near the placement area.
Patch: IceWave® Patches
Lower back discomfort and lumbar stiffness
IceWave uses one white and one tan patch. Placement is adjusted around the painful area, not directly on the spine.
Do not apply to broken skin. Seek medical evaluation for severe pain, numbness, weakness, fever, or pain radiating down the legs.
Patch: IceWave® Patches
Knee discomfort and joint stiffness
For bilateral knee discomfort, use one IceWave pair per knee.
Do not apply over broken, infected, or very swollen skin. Sudden severe knee pain should be medically evaluated.
Patch: IceWave® Patches
Shoulder, neck, or upper trapezius discomfort
Patch polarity may need adjustment; reverse white and tan if the first placement does not help.
GB21 is traditionally contraindicated during pregnancy.
Patch: Energy Enhancer Patches
Natural energy, stamina, and endurance support
Official product guidance says to place the white patch on the right side of the body and the tan patch on the left side.
Do not use during pregnancy. Consult a physician first if you have a heart condition or are sensitive to energy changes.
Patch: Silent Nights Patches
Sleep support and evening wind-down
Pair with consistent sleep hygiene for best results.
Use at night only; it may cause drowsiness.
Patch: Y-Age Aeon Patches
Stress response and inflammation support
Local Y-Age guidance lists CV14 as primary and CV6 as an alternate.
Do not use during pregnancy. Consult a healthcare provider for medical conditions.
Patch: Y-Age Glutathione Patches
Antioxidant, detoxification, and cellular protection support
Start slowly if you are sensitive to detox-like reactions.
Consult a physician first if you are immunosuppressed, have an organ transplant, or have autoimmune concerns.
Patch: Y-Age Carnosine Patches
Brain, muscle, and healthy-aging support
Local product guidance lists GB20; local carnosine research also references below-navel/CV6 use.
Do not use during pregnancy. Avoid hairline placement if adhesion is poor.
Patch: y-age-system-kit
Rotating Aeon, Glutathione, and Carnosine support
The system is a rotation, not three patches worn at once unless directed by a consultant.
Do not use during pregnancy. Start one patch at a time if you are sensitive.
Patch: SP6 Complete Patches
Appetite regulation and metabolic balance support
Local research references stimulation of Spleen 6 and Stomach 36.
SP6 is traditionally contraindicated during pregnancy.
Patch: Alavida Patches
Skin renewal, longevity, and overnight repair support
Local specialty-product guidance lists GV24.5 or the navel area.
Avoid irritated facial skin and remove before MRI.
Patch: AcuLife Patches
Consultant-guided acupuncture point activation
AcuLife is intentionally flexible; the map shows common reference points rather than a single mandatory placement.
AcuLife placement is goal-specific. Confirm the target point with a qualified consultant if unsure.