Carlyle Herbal Detox Tea | 60 Tea Bags | Caffeine Free | with Dandelion Root, Ginger Root, and Burdock Root | Vegetarian | Non-GMO & Gluten Free Herbal Blend

I see why its so cheap
Waste of money does not work or clear out my gut even after taking it 8-9hrs!

Two Thumbs Up for Delicious “Detox” Tea by the Folks at Carlyle
What is a Detox tea? I’m a fan of the top three ingredients in this tea, Ginger, Licorice and Cinnamon, so I guess it makes sense that I’m a fan of the taste of this tea. The only downside of it is that they say on the box not to drink it for more than 7 days in a row.Carlyle Nutritionals seems to be reputable, partly because they claim three generations and 40 years of experience. That said, it looks like this company was founded six years ago in 2018, as that’s when other trademark activity of theirs started. So, nosy me, I’d love to know their full history. Who are the three generations? Where did the other 34 years of experience come from?Accountability wise, Carlyle claims to be a manufacturer, and they claim that their products are made in Good Manufacturing Practices Certified facilities (on their web site). This tea claims on the box to be “packaged in lab tested” in the US, but also per the box it is a product of India that has been “Carefully Designed and Distributed” by Carlyle Nutritionals. The box also bears a “GMP” seal, but it doesn’t specify being “GMP certified”.Quality: When I opened the sealed box I was greeted by a lovely, intense ginger smell. I didn’t quite follow brewing instructions, because I’m a lazy microwave tea person. But I heated it up a couple minutes and then let it sit for about 3-4 minutes more. I *did* follow the instructions and added sweetener (1 Pk Stevia) and thoroughly enjoyed this “Detox” tea. But then again, I love ginger, Licorice, and Cinnamon. The lesser 3 ingredients are Burdock, Dandelion Root and Senna, which I suppose I tasted in the background, were a teensy bit medicinal tasting.About that word “Detox”. The first ingredient is Ginger, and ginger is said to promote “gastrointestinal motility”, while last ingredient Senna is said to promote, well, something similar. And since Carlyle says it Helps support digestive health, I’m guessing “Detox” is a code word for that!While this is a tasty tea, it does say not to take it more than 7 days in a row. And if you’re on medications, it’s always a good idea to speak with your doctor before trying new herbal preparations of any kind. Herbs can be helpful, but only if they’re used wisely. Four stars are only because I can’t drink as much of this tea as I’d like to.

Not single packed
Based on the pictures, it shows with a string and paper tag (usually this type of tea is individually packed). The real product is just a bunch of pouches, no string or paper tag, in a single non-resealable bag.

Don’t buy it
This product smells plastic, I thought it stayed for so long on the plastic wrap, unfortunately, you can return it, as it is harmful to the body,I tried to make one whole cup smell and taste plastic.Don’t buy it