18 Flavors Liver Care Tea, Herbal Tea for Liver - Nourish and Support Your Liver Health (30PCS)

It’s like a probiotics! Love it

Taste good

Great taste and really healthy

As a tea lover, this was one of my best purchases. I loved it will buy it again.

This 18-Flavors Liver Care Tea offers a unique blend of flavors and health benefits that have caught my attention.What stood out to me is the delightful, slight flavor of this tea. It's a pleasant and refreshing drink that makes it easy to incorporate into your daily routine. The variety of flavors combined in one tea bag creates a harmonious taste that I found quite enjoyable.What impressed me the most is the potential liver health benefits. After having a cup of this tea, I noticed an increase in the frequency of my urination. I did some research and found that this can be a sign that the tea is supporting my liver's detoxification process, which is excellent news for overall liver health.

There are 30 individually packed tea bags in the package. Inside each tea bag, I can see all the mixed herbals. I put one tea bag and poured the hot water in. The tea looked yellowish, and it tasted very good. It has a little bit sweet flavor, but mostly it has a mixture of herbal flavors. After finishing drinking all these tea bags, I feel that I can sleep deep at night, which could benefit from the tea. The tea is packed in a box with Chinese instructions. I just hope that English version instructions could have been provided.

There are 30 teabags, all the same combination of 18 ingredients. The color of the brewed tea is very light. The flavor is very mild. I will probably add some mint tea next time I make it, because the flavor is so mild. I took a photo of the box and ran it through a translator, which showed that the ingredients are: Cassia seeds, hawthorn, orange peel, licorice, mulberry leaves, kudzu root, yam, gardenia, double red rose, jujube, burdock root, Luo Han Guo (monk fruit), dandelion, chrysanthemum, wolfberry (goji berry), osmanthus, gorgon fruit, bergamotI did a little bit of googling, and these ingredients generally seem safe, but some are medicinal and can have side effects in large doses. I wouldn’t have more than one cup per day(as translated) Instructions for consumption: Take out this product from the package, put it into a cup, pour an appropriate amount of boiling water, wait for 3-5 minutes, and then drink. Shelf life: 18 months Storage conditions: Place in a cool, ventilated and dry place, away from light and keep sealed.The photo shows the contents of one tea bag, with a quarter for scale. They appear to be high quality. Perhaps the large pieces have a low surface area, which means not much flavor is getting into the tea. It might be better to boil it for a bit rather than steeping. According to the package, this Chinese tea is made in China.

This Juztec herbal tea has a pleasant flavor. The tea bags (a little bigger than my teaspoon) are in a sealed foil pouch. Once you put the tea bag in water, you can see through the bag to see the wide variety of herbs in the tea. It's actually a very pretty mix. Other than that, I don't have a clue what's in the tea. The entire box is in Chinese and I used my phone's camera and an app to translate the entire box - no list of the 18 flavors. Ancient Chinese secret? So, anyhow, I thought it did taste good, and if it actually helps cleanse the liver, that's a great bonus.