Traditional Medicinals Organic, Hibiscus Tea - Supports Normal Heart Health & Cardiovascular Wellness - Kosher, Non-GMO, Caffeine-Free, Compostable - 16 Tea Bags
Description
Herbal teas: Organic Hibiscus tea supports the cardiovascular system*
Taste: Our refreshing hibiscus tea organic formula is a tart, tangy and fruity heart health supplement, nurturing your heart with every sip -- iced or hot.
Inspired by tradition: We source some of our favorite flower for our hibiscus tea bags from organic farms in Egypt, where the heat-loving plant flourishes
Mindfully-made herbal tea: This USDA Certified Organic tea is also Kosher, Caffeine-Free, Compostable, and Herbalist-formulated
There's a Tea for That: Whether it’s a cup for conversation or settling a case of digestive discomfort, there's a Traditional Medicinals tea for that
Ingredients
Organic hibiscus flower, organic blackberry leaf, organic West Indian lemongrass leaf
Dietary Type
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