Our product won’t dissolve in water unless specifically marked as an extract. It's made from purely natural plant-based ingredients, simply ground into powder.

The concept is similar to other superfoods like maca powder. The tea is first ground into a powder and then added to protein powder and smoothies. Since it's a pure natural product, even after grinding, it still contains a small amount of plant fiber.

Our products are purely natural. For example, elderberries have a natural sweetness from the fruit's own sugars. We do not add any sweeteners or sugars. If you’d like to enhance the flavor, you can add honey or dried fruits as natural sweeteners.

Yes, our products are both vegan and gluten-free.

Since our products are all-natural, you can get creative and make various items. For example, you can concentrate elderberries into syrup, make lavender sachets to place by your pillow, or create candles and bath bombs. With roses, you can even make rose water and other products.

Some of our products are organic. In North America, a product must have 95% organic ingredients to be certified. However, we source a wide range of products from different parts of the world, and some supplier countries do not have well-established organic certification systems. Given the unique formulas chosen by each customer, it's also challenging to calculate consistently. Therefore, we state that our products are natural and plant-based.

Herbal tea is a beverage made from a variety of dried plants, such as herbs, flowers, and roots—and not from the Camellia sinensis plant, which is used for traditional teas. Herbal tea is not tea in the traditional sense.

Most herbal teas are caffeine-free. Common examples like peppermint tea and chamomile tea have no caffeine. However, be aware that some blended teas might have added ingredients that contain caffeine.

Most herbal teas are suitable for daily consumption. However, it's best to follow health experts' advice and avoid overdoing it, especially with herbs that have medicinal properties.

Regular tea usually refers to green tea, black tea, white tea, etc., which all come from the tea plant. Herbal tea, on the other hand, is made from other plants like flowers, fruits, and leaves.

Pregnant women should consult their doctor before drinking certain herbal teas, as some herbs might affect pregnancy. For example, chamomile and licorice tea may not be suitable.

While herbal teas are generally safe, some herbs might cause allergic reactions or interact with specific medications. It's important to do some research or consult a healthcare professional before trying a new herbal tea, especially for those with certain health conditions or who are taking medications.

Absolutely. Many people enjoy blending different herbs to create unique flavor combinations. Just make sure the herbs you choose are compatible and safe to mix.

Many herbal teas are safe for children, but it's best to consult a pediatrician before giving any herbal tea to kids, especially younger ones.

Yes, all orders include free standard shipping. Each package costs $5.99 and includes 28 tea bags. Standard shipping does not include a tracking number and has about a 2% risk of loss during transit. If a package is lost, you can choose to pay a $5 administrative fee to have it resent.

For a more reliable service, we also offer registered mail shipping for $13. Registered mail includes a tracking number, allowing you to track your package at any time, with a very low risk of loss.

Important Note:
For orders requiring higher security, we recommend choosing registered mail shipping.