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Traditional Medicinals Rose Hips with Hibiscus Organic Tea - 32ct
CTNR276640 032917002532 CTNR276640Traditional Medicinals
2025-11-24
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Contains: Does Not Contain Any of the 8 Major Allergens
Tea Type: Non-Caffeinated
Features: Caffeine Free
Dietary Needs: Non-GMO Project Verified, Organic Certified
Form: Loose
State of Readiness: Mix
Package Quantity: 2
Package type: Multi-Pack Single Servings
Net weight: 2.26 Ounces
•Tantalizes the taste buds and used for millennia to support everyday wellness.
•Fruity, tangy and refreshing
•Organic, Non GMO, and Kosher
•16 tea bags per box
•2 boxes included 32 count total
In ancient Anglo-Saxon tradition, rose hips were strung together and worn by the hopeful to attract love. Legend has it that raiding Vikings fortified themselves with these berry-like fruits while invading foreign lands. During World War II, British children took doses of rose hip syrup when fresh foods were scarce. Today, we enjoy drinking it as a healthy beverage.
Tea Type: Non-Caffeinated
Features: Caffeine Free
Dietary Needs: Non-GMO Project Verified, Organic Certified
Form: Loose
State of Readiness: Mix
Package Quantity: 2
Package type: Multi-Pack Single Servings
Net weight: 2.26 Ounces
•Tantalizes the taste buds and used for millennia to support everyday wellness.
•Fruity, tangy and refreshing
•Organic, Non GMO, and Kosher
•16 tea bags per box
•2 boxes included 32 count total
In ancient Anglo-Saxon tradition, rose hips were strung together and worn by the hopeful to attract love. Legend has it that raiding Vikings fortified themselves with these berry-like fruits while invading foreign lands. During World War II, British children took doses of rose hip syrup when fresh foods were scarce. Today, we enjoy drinking it as a healthy beverage.
