SIRDIKA Kidney Tea Formula Ginseng Six Treasure Tea - Ginseng Five Treasure Tea, Organic Cleanse Herbal Tea, Chinese Healthy Kidney Cleansing Tea

It’s good for detoxing the kidney and liver

Inside only 2 dry fruit no good

Taste is genuine, excellent dollar for value, top tier quality, smells good, a relaxing hot beverage, supports good kidney function.

Delivery was quick, and Price was reasonable!Although I am a tea lover, I had never tastedthis kind of concoction before today: 7/21/2025.The front of the package calls itGinseng SIX Treasure Tea; however, the backof the package calls it, EIGHT Treasures Tea.Its expiration date is 06/22/2026.It has a bit of a complex earthy flavor.I added a few drops of Stevia liquid to appease my sweat tooth. It seems to me that this drink is also steeping well. It holds its strength.As I sip it right now, I can say,“So far, so good!”

This ginseng six treasure is a traditional health tea for kidney cleanse. It comes with loose ingredients in a clear plastic pouch. Simply empty a pouch into a cup, add near boiling water and brew for 3 to 5 minutes before straining. It has a slightly sweet, earthly flavor with hints of berries and ginseng. The ginseng taste is forward but not too strong. I can't vouch for the said benefits but the herbal tea itself is pretty good.This comes in a resealable retail bag with 20 single-serving pouches in it. Mine is good for nearly 2 years from now. The loose ingredients are of a nice size and distinct. Overall, a nice health tea. I quite like the taste of it. For around $1 per serving, it is a decent value for the money. It is worth a consideration.

Lol, purchased this for the variety and appearance of the packaging. Not crazy about the flavor but I think I actually noticed it having an impact, I felt more aware and focused while drinking it, it could have been me trying to place a name on the taste.

Soon as I opened the bag I was hit with a spicy punch to the face. I like to drink ginger tea because of it's reported anti-inflammatory properties. The tea bags do not have strings, so you'll need a grabber or spoon to get these out of hot water, or just wait till it cools. After the initial smell of the bag wafted, the only smell I could really pick out was barley. I know the smell of barley well because I used to brew beer.The directions state to steep a bag for 3-5 minutes in 90 degree (centigrade) water. That's pretty much what I did, maybe for a minute or two longer though because I like my tea strong. Unfortunately this did not translate to taste. I actually barely tasted anything. I had the expectation of this being much spicier. I tested the tea a couple more times, allowing the bag to steep for an extended period of 20-30 minutes to attempt to get more flavor. However though this did darken the tea the only flavor I could detect was a very mild "Lipton" iced tea like taste. Disappointed because I was expecting an array of flavors.