Traditional Medicinals Tea, Organic Roasted Dandelion Root, Supports Kidney Function & Healthy Digestion, 96 Tea Bags (6 Pack)USDA Organic

I needed a coffee replacement for my health as i began to drink 5-7 per day. My gf fixed me a cup of ROASTED dandelion tea from a farmers market. The flavor was reminiscent of coffee so i bought a box of these bags for convenience over what she had. Worked well bet wanted to save money so tried a bulk bag from Amazon. Big mistake. I tried it and immediately came back to this one. This tea has great quality and flavor and does not leave a lot of residuals in cup. I'm in for life.

These are amazing at helping you when you feel bloated or splurge a little bit over the weekend to help your body flush out all the toxins. I drink 2 cup daily for past 3 months now and it has done alot of other wonderful things too.

I love mixing this tea with almond milk sand chai. It tastes good and provides great digestive health, mixed with my daily supplement routine, I feel confident I am treating my body right.

Our fam agrees this is the product that helps to balance out what is consumed and help the body detox kidneys and liver. It hasn't disappointed us in over 15 yrs.

The content of the tea bag themselves is lacking quantity, it has very little product and therefore a weak cup of tea.Flavor is good for the most part, I am hesitant to boast about herbal magic, but it did improve my mood and health.Way too expensive in my opinion, for that reason I feel as though it is price gouging people.

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It taste like coffee to me, I actually enjoy it and it helps with a good but not harsh detox.

I love this tea and drink it daily as part of my hormonal support regimen, which is why I order it in bulk. When the latest shipment arrived, at first I thought the product had changed because they'd rebranded it to "hibiscus & schisandra berry - now with adaptogens!" however, after the shock had subsided, I read and compared the ingredients of the blend (the original schisandra berry tea and the new version) side by side, and they are the same -- just marketed differently.