FullChea - Dandelion Leaf & Root Tea bags, 50 Teabags - Natural Dandelion Herbal Tea for Liver & Kidney Health - Non-GMO - Caffeine-free - Support Digestion & Boost Immune System

I’ve been drinking herbal teas for years, and this FullChea Dandelion Leaf & Root Tea really impressed me. I was looking for something natural to help with occasional bloating and sluggish digestion—and this tea exceeded my expectations.From the moment I opened the box, I noticed the fresh, earthy scent. Each tea bag is individually wrapped, which helps preserve the aroma and quality. I started drinking a cup after lunch or dinner, and within a few days, I felt less bloated and more comfortable. It also seems to support gentle detox—I felt lighter overall, without any harsh effects.The flavor is slightly bitter, as expected with dandelion root, but very smooth and calming. I like adding a drop of honey or lemon, and it becomes a cozy, soothing drink I now look forward to.What I love most is that it’s caffeine-free, non-GMO, and made with pure dandelion leaf and root—no fillers, no strange ingredients. It fits perfectly into my clean-eating lifestyle.If you’re looking for a tea that gently supports digestion, liver health, and overall wellness, I highly recommend giving this one a try. I’ll definitely be repurchasing!

I just received my package a few days ago and everything was intact. The packaging is eco-friendly and of up to standard quality. The actual tea bags are not flimsy and are not easily torn, so thats a plus. I just pray that the ingredients are as indicated on the packaging and does what its meant to help heal and regulate the functions of my heart, kidneys, and liver. Time will tell! Oh, the taste is subtle/mild and not disturbing at all!!!

I'm addicted to this tea! It's so refreshing and easy to make tea on the go! I have these in my subscription so I don't run out. I ca honestly say, the tast is good I add a hint of agave and my tea is boiled then later as it cools I add ice. A must try and have in pantry. Aside from taste,it's great for the tummy. It definitely a staple in my home.

I expected it to be a little stronger. very lite and subtle taste.

I’ve been using FullChea Senna Tea for months now, and I’m honestly impressed by how well it works. I started drinking it because I needed a natural way to support occasional constipation, and this tea does exactly that. It usually starts working within 6 to 12 hours, and it’s much gentler than I expected. No cramping, just a smooth and natural relief that makes me feel lighter. I love that it’s made with pure senna leaves, with no additives or fillers, you can tell it’s high quality.The 50 teabags are a great value too, and the packaging keeps everything fresh. I highly recommend this one. It’s become a regular part of my routine!

I mixed this with mugwort, raspberry leaves, cannabis, peppermint, yarrow and heather flowers and it was a delicious smoke. It has more of an organized calm effect and blends with the others well sprinkled on pipe tobacco mixtures with little bits of cigarette on top. I smoke alone through a water pipe filtered with gin or hard alcohol and it has extraordinary results for my mental and physical ailments… ultimately soothing; have to buy more soon. Going to take a break from the passion fruit. Blue lotus also.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I took moringa tea every day for three months. Definitely saw a difference in energy levels and cravings. But this product is not going to promote weight loss until you make a change in exercise and eating habits as well. The tea tastes great but strong. Nothing a little lemon or honey can’t help with. I tend to add a packet of crystallized lemon to my tea and it helps. Overall 9/10.

Now, I'm going to be clear that I'm probably biased about this right now, because I honestly thought when I ordered it that it was a bag of 100, which I have absolutely seen before for this price. But I did wait to try the tea before rating it, so my thoughts:The flavor is not bad. although it's not the best peppermint tea I've had, it's definitely not the worst. So that much is a general positive, although I'm also not really fond of the aftertaste that lingers. The teabags also have the string and tag that let you dunk/handle the teabag without having to grab it directly with your fingers, which is another plus.On the downside, the bags themselves feel pretty fragile, and the paper tags are slightly stuck to them when you take them out of the bag. It makes me worried that I'm going to end up with a few torn bags in the process, although granted this hasn't actually happened yet, so I can't point to it as a serious fault. It does make me worried though.a neutral is that the bags aren't in separate wrapping inside the overall container. I like this, since I don't have to unwrap them and feel like I'm wasting paper/plastic, but I could also see people liking the extra layer of protection against a spill or something wetting a number of teabags, and you have to keep the container sealed to keep the freshness in.The biggest downside though to me is the cost. As I said, I've managed to get 100 teabags for $10 in other cases, and at the very least you can generally find some for not much more. Literally double the cost for tea that honestly isn't superior enough to warrant it just is too big a downside for me, and now I'm going to have to pick up more earlier than I'd expected.So TL;DR, the tea is all right but not amazing, and it's not worth the extra cost.