Tea Tonic Organic Longevity Tea
Organic Tea Tonic Longevity Tea with Oolong, Moringa & Gynostemma. Low-caffeine, vegan, gluten-free adaptogen tea to boost vitality, balance, and wellness.
$10.36
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Experience the natural benefits of organic Oolong tea blended with Moringa and Gynostemma to support longevity, vitality, and inner balance. This premium low-caffeine, vegan-friendly, and gluten-free tea is crafted to help you manage stress, support hormonal balance, and add a touch of sparkle to your daily routine.
Each cup delivers 8% of your recommended daily iron intake, and adding a slice of lemon enhances absorption for maximum health benefits. Perfect for anyone seeking a natural way to boost wellness, improve energy, and maintain a balanced lifestyle.
Key Features
- Organic Oolong, Moringa & Gynostemma blend
- Adaptogen: may support stress management & hormonal balance
- Low-caffeine, vegan-friendly, gluten-free
- Supports longevity, vitality, and overall wellness
- 20 convenient tea bags per pack
Why Choose Tea Tonic Longevity Tea?
Add a ritual of wellness to your day with a tea designed to nourish your body and support a vibrant, healthy lifestyle. Ideal for mindful moments, work breaks, or evening relaxation.
Ingredients
Oolong (Camellia sinensis), Jiaogulan (Gynostemma pentaphyllum), Moringa leaves (Moringa oleifera), Natural flavour, Monk Fruit (Siraitia grosvenorii).
Flavour
Sweet oolong taste, like ice cream when cold brewed
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