FRESHDRINKUS, Premium 135 Chamomile Tea Bags, 100% Natural and Pure Chamomile Flowers, Eco-conscious Tea Bags. Chamomile Flower Herbal Tea. No Sugar, No Caffeine, No Gluten, Vegan.

I love the fresh flavor of this tea with leaf and flowers. I drink it every day. Great price, so I ordered 2 more packages.

Tea is tasty and after a week of drinking, the tea helped relieve pain I was having with my facial cheek muscles.

Works as it should

good product, arrived quickly. my only complaint is that too many of the tea bags break

Great value for the money. The packaging insured a level of unexpected freshness. The level of comfort from a cup of this tea is well above my level of expectations. Just a little honey and a squirt of lemon is all it took to launch me into a lovely night of rest..

I bought this tea because I have digestive issues and I usually drink a cup of Laci every morning to keep the mail moving. But this tea does nothing to stimulate the digestive tract. Maybe the batch I got was just really old? It is pleasant enough to drink, and I don't believe there is anything harmful in this tea, but it also doesn't serve the purpose for which it is intended.I want to point out that the company makes several claims about the product that are misleading. Claims like: "responsibly made", "handmade" (they are machine made, obviously), "100% natural", "100% pure", and "no preservatives added" are phrases that can be stamped on any product because those phrases are unregulated by the FDA. I could print the same phrases on a packet of my toenail clippings and I would be within the law. None of their claims are certified by outside organizations.I do not like the tea bag material. It is water repellent and that makes it very difficult to steep the tea. The bag puffs up like a balloon and sits on top of the hot water - the water doesn't penetrate the fibers of the bag. I wound up cutting the bag open and using a loose leaf tea ball to steep the tea properly. The company claims the bags are biodegradable - but all tea bags are biodegradable. They do not disclose what material they use for the bags, but it has the texture, feel, and water resistance of some kind of unwoven polyester fiber, heat sealed along the edges. How is that biodegradable?The last thing I will point out is that the tea, and the company, is from Vietnam. I have no problem with Vietnam, but I do have a problem when foreign countries use the term "US" on their products or company name (FreshDrinkUS); it's almost as if they believe we US customers are so silly and unobservant we won't realize the product is not made in the United States.I don't like charlatan marketing practices.

Delicious smooth flavor with strong Jazmine notes

I didn’t like the quality of the tea bag