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[Dr. Eve] Bangpae Tea Sugar-Cutting Recipe (1.7g x 20 Tea Bags)

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Lead Time
7-10 days lead time
Shipping
$100, free for order over $500 USD
Min Order Amount
$500 USD

Product Overview

Dr. Eve Sugar-Cutting Recipe Blood Sugar Management Shield Tea is a Korean blended tea in a 34g box with 20 individually packed tea bags. Made with Jerusalem artichoke, banaba leaf, bitter melon, and hydrangea leaf, it offers a simple plant-based tea format for customers looking for a daily wellness beverage routine.

Product Highlights

  • 34g box with 20 tea bags
  • Plant-based Korean blended tea
  • Made with Jerusalem artichoke, banaba leaf, bitter melon, and hydrangea leaf
  • Convenient individual tea bag format
  • Good fit for Korean wellness tea, functional tea, and daily beverage assortments

Ingredients & Composition

A Korean blended tea made with Jerusalem artichoke, banaba leaf, bitter melon, and hydrangea leaf.

Full Ingredients

Jerusalem artichoke from Korea 40%, banaba leaf from Indonesia 25%, bitter melon from Korea 25%, hydrangea leaf from Korea 10%.

Allergens & Important Information

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. After opening, seal tightly and store in a dry place. If you have allergies to specific ingredients, review the ingredient list before consuming.

Estimated Expiration / Shelf Life

Best before the printed date.

How to Use / Enjoy

Steep one tea bag in hot water according to taste. It may also be brewed stronger and served over ice for a cold tea option.

Retail & Market Fit

This product gives retailers a clear Korean wellness tea item with strong daily-routine positioning. The ingredient story is easy to understand, especially for customers interested in plant-based tea formats instead of capsules or powders. It fits Korean grocery stores, wellness retailers, functional tea sections, online K-food shops, and lifestyle wellness assortments. The 20-count tea bag format supports trial, repeat purchase, and routine-based merchandising.

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