FullChea - Moringa Tea, 50 Teabags - Pure & Natural Moringa Leaves, Cultivated From India - Herbal Tea for Supporting Digestion & Immune System - Non-GMO - Caffeine-free

I have been drinking this tea every month, 1 week before my cycle in the evening for the past 3-4 months, and my menstrual cramps have reduced significantly. One pack has lasted a while for me so the value is good and the tea bags are good. It has little to no taste so you can drink it with or without sugar or honey. I feel so much better and healthier. This is my new staple tea for sure!

This was exceptionally great. It cleaned me out without diarrhea. It tasted good. It was effective in cleansing. Aroma was fruity and it was a relaxing tea. A good refreshment for over eating.

FullChea Lemon Verbena Tea is a delightful, soothing herbal option! The light, citrusy flavor is incredibly refreshing, making it a perfect choice for a relaxing afternoon. The tea bags are easy to use, and the 1.5g servings are just the right size for a flavorful cup. It’s great for calming down after a long day or simply enjoying a warm, herbal treat. If you love lemony teas, this one is a must-try!

There are many, many health benefits to this tea : digestion, immune system, skin, anti inflammatory, etc. The taste is not so hot. Good that it includes both the leaves and the roots. Wish it included the flowers, which make it sweeter. But can't see this not being beneficial for anyone.

I've been dealing with stomach and esophagitis (from a chronic illness) and I heard that Eucalyptus apparently helps due to it being anti inflammatory and antibacterial. I was expecting the taste to be stronger, but I was pleasantly surprised that it tastes like an earthy Lipton tea. I also noticed that my breathing felt good after drinking a cup of this tea. It was the same feeling as if you put vicks on your chest, how it opens up your airways and helps you breathe better. I think its a great value for the price also. You get a good amount of tea bags in the pack, some have more and others have less Eucalyptus in each one. I like this a lot because you can choose if you want more or less per cup. I will say though that the Eucalyptus is better at evening/night for relaxing. It doesn't particularly make me sleepy, but I get really good sleep after a cup at night. Not even recommend teas like Chamomile have ever worked this good for me. It's definitely a tea you want to use for a good rest if you don't plan on getting up early the next day as it really helps with relaxation and sleep.

Great smell, great taste, so refreshing, good quality tea, fresh and good ingredients

I just received my package a few days ago and everything was intact. The packaging is eco-friendly and of up to standard quality. The actual tea bags are not flimsy and are not easily torn, so thats a plus. I just pray that the ingredients are as indicated on the packaging and does what its meant to help heal and regulate the functions of my heart, kidneys, and liver. Time will tell! Oh, the taste is subtle/mild and not disturbing at all!!!

Now, I'm going to be clear that I'm probably biased about this right now, because I honestly thought when I ordered it that it was a bag of 100, which I have absolutely seen before for this price. But I did wait to try the tea before rating it, so my thoughts:The flavor is not bad. although it's not the best peppermint tea I've had, it's definitely not the worst. So that much is a general positive, although I'm also not really fond of the aftertaste that lingers. The teabags also have the string and tag that let you dunk/handle the teabag without having to grab it directly with your fingers, which is another plus.On the downside, the bags themselves feel pretty fragile, and the paper tags are slightly stuck to them when you take them out of the bag. It makes me worried that I'm going to end up with a few torn bags in the process, although granted this hasn't actually happened yet, so I can't point to it as a serious fault. It does make me worried though.a neutral is that the bags aren't in separate wrapping inside the overall container. I like this, since I don't have to unwrap them and feel like I'm wasting paper/plastic, but I could also see people liking the extra layer of protection against a spill or something wetting a number of teabags, and you have to keep the container sealed to keep the freshness in.The biggest downside though to me is the cost. As I said, I've managed to get 100 teabags for $10 in other cases, and at the very least you can generally find some for not much more. Literally double the cost for tea that honestly isn't superior enough to warrant it just is too big a downside for me, and now I'm going to have to pick up more earlier than I'd expected.So TL;DR, the tea is all right but not amazing, and it's not worth the extra cost.