Dandelion Wolfberry Tea (12 Bags)

I am always hesitant and skeptical when it comes to supplements, no matter in what form, and especially if it is ‘Made in China’ - since there is little I can find out about quality and quality control. - This tea had me convinced rather quickly. - All the claims penned out: the bag is huge, there are indeed 24 individually packaged bags, and each is filled to the top with at least one each of the flowers and many of the other ingredients - all weigh indeed 12oz each. Looking at the variety of ingredients, and reading up on them, many have clearly documented properties, several have been used in Chinese medicine and teas for centuries, especially Wolfberry, Chrysanthemum, and Cassia Seeds - several are indeed used for liver health and cleansing (especially Dandelion and Wolfberry), as well as have anti-inflammatory qualities. I think the eye-improving and “hang-over” properties are meant secondary but even those are mentioned in literature (Chrysanthemum and Cassia). Only on the latter (Cassia seed) have I found possible warnings. - I needed something to support and sooth a gallbladder bout, and do believe after drinking one cup for several days it has indeed helped with the discomfort. The tea does smell very nice, flowery and fruity (thanks to the orange peel), and didn’t have any bitter qualities to it - I followed the instructions and steeped it for no longer than 5 minutes; I was even able to use the same tea for 3 cups before they lost flavor and potency. 🌟Verdict🌟 => 5 STARS: all claims penned out in quantities etc - can obviously not guarantee claim of what it does. ⭐️ -> (*My RATE SCALE*: 5=perfect; 4=minor imperfections; 3=on fence; not sure if I’d buy again; 2= too many problems; 1= shouldn’t be sold or is dangerous). >> -> Please NOTE: I consider 4 Stars a very high rating.

This tea comes in individual plastic bags which is a bit odd. It would make things a lot easier if it was just packed into tea bags, but I guess it would look pretty if brewed in a clear cup as the ingredients are all whole and look good. This would work out great in any of those tea holders, but I ended up using bags. I think it would probably be fine to just brew in a cup and sip carefully. I can't say I really like the taste of this tea much, but I wouldn't consider it to be bad either. It's almost a little hearty, and honestly tastes better than I was expecting based on the ingredients.

I was pretty excited when I saw this product because I love chrysanthem tea and I love wolfberry juice and dried wolfberries. I never had a blend of tea that mixed the two together along with a few other wholesome ingredients, that is specifically formulated to support kidney and liver health. I've always known that wolfberries are great for the liver but I never had it in a tea form. And this product did not disappoint. I like that each serving is bagged separately and yet it's not actually a tea bag that you dunk into hot water. I don't care for traditional tea bags because the actual paper tea bag is sprayed with a chemical to prevent it from disintegrating in the hot water. So, I've been having this tea almost every night since I received it. It tastes nice, a little herb-ally, but mild. I find that it helps me to relax. No, not quite the same as a sleeping pill or Benadryl. But just helps me to feel calm which promotes sleep. And to think that it is supporting my kidney and liver health at the same time, it's definitely a bonus. If you use one tea bag a day everyday, this bag will last approximately a month or just under. Not too bad for the benefits. I think I will be ordering more after this.

This Dandelion and Wolfberry Tea is delightful. I initially ordered it for its liver and kidney benefit but I immediately fell in love with it for its taste and feel good appeal. This was my first time having a tea that had flowers and seeds visible and that made me a little hesitant but curious to go ahead and try it and to my surprise, I was immediately impressed with the flavor and how I physically felt good after drinking. I was so impressed that I told a co-worker and made her a cup of this tea. She immediately got online and ordered some. She told her daughter-in-law and she ordered some as well so within 1hr of having this tea for the first time, two additional people ordered. I feel like having a tea that taste good and have healing properties as well is just a winning situation. The only thing that I did not like is that it did not come in tea bags so we all had to strain the contents but since that time, we have all ordered cute straining ball for teas. I did add a teaspoon of honey to add a little sweetness to my tea and it was great but I also drank of cup without any sweetner and it was still good. I highly recommend this tea and will definitely be purchasing more.

I LOVE love love dandelion tea. It's my absolute favorite, kidney funtion and delicious... Idk what the purpose was to add such a weird tasting variety here, but there we are. Too medicinal, not enjoyable.

I have no idea whether in the longterm I will see health benefits to this tea, but on the taste front it's a big winner. Honestly, I expected some pretty strong overpowering flavors to emerge considering the full size flowers and multitude of leafs/buds in the sachets. It looked as much like a dried pressed flower arrangement as something you would drink. But after boiling for about 3-4 minutes and filtering, it makes a really delicious delicate tea with no offputting or harsh flavors. It actually strangely reminds me of the oolong tea you get at some Chinese restaurants. Sometimes I blend it with some chamomile packets I have and make two cups of the blend for my wife and me with just a touch of honey added. I definitely get a sense of calm and my digestion and over-all sleep has been good since drinking this tea at night. Again, I cannot say this is the reason for that but it certainly isn't hurting and is delightful to drink. My wife says it almost has a bubblegum hint of flavor to her she loves.

This tea is okay. The taste could use a little something. Those who do not mind just plain tea with leaves and flowers without a lot of taste will like it more. I would get it more for the benefits and the fact it makes a pretty tea. I would probably not get it again in the future unless I was specifically looking for something in it, but there are plenty of dandelion teas out there.

I recently tried this Dandelion and Wolfberry tea as a healthy alternative to my usual energy drinks, and I must say I was pleasantly surprised. As someone who isn't a huge tea drinker, I was a bit skeptical at first, but this tea exceeded my expectations. The tea comes in convenient individual plastic bags, which I appreciated for easy preparation. You will need a tea ball or infuser to steep the tea properly. I decided to add some honey and a splash of cranberry juice to enhance the flavor, and it turned out to be a delightful combination. Even without any additional ingredients, the tea was still enjoyable. Overall, I would recommend this Dandelion and Wolfberry tea to anyone looking for a healthy and flavorful drink option. It's a great way to switch up your routine and enjoy a refreshing beverage without the added sugar and artificial ingredients found in energy drinks. Give it a try – you might be pleasantly surprised like I was!