FGO Organic Red Raspberry Leaves - Cut & Sifted - 470ml Resealable Bag (0.5kg) - 100% Raw From Bulgaria

I love this tea so much. It is caffeine free, and has a light & fresh herbal tea flavor. A bit tangy, not too bitter, and goes well with some fresh cut ginger, (I just add it into the tea water while steeping and also in my cup to help get some of the anti-inflammatory benefits), as well as honey, and lemon. It’s a beautiful tea. Also. The bag is MASSIVE. !!!!!!!! I did not expect what seems like over a gallon of loose leaf tea for only $12. At Publix, I could get a box of 20 bags of tea for $6–and it would still have natural and artificial flavors and plastic tea bags. This is such an amazing value for the price. I feel like I have a lifetime supply of this tea, but I’ll surely be back since I’m so pleased with this one. Purchase in bulk with this brand and help your health and bank account! Also this tea has really helped so much with my usually debilitating menstrual cramps. Thank you so much. 🙏🏼

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Love a good loose leaf tea! Flavor is good when I add honey! I believe drinking it this summer even cold with the honey combination kept me from getting sick!

First, I must say that I am NOT a veterinarian, and I don't play one on TV. I am just a user and adding my personal experiences based on my personal observations. I am not related to any person selling this product, nor am I connected to the seller in any way whatsoever. I have not been paid for this review, nor have I received anything of value for this review. I have had no experience using this product for humans, although I have heard of many instances of human mothers using this product during the last trimester. It is reported to work by strengthening the uterine walls. I do have a small herd of about a dozen dairy goats on my DIY homestead. I had been keeping goats for about 12 years and it was distressing to see how some goats seemed to have a hard labor, often lasting for 2-3 hours before delivery. This, of course, was very taxing on the doe, on both myself and my wife who often empathized with the young mothers during labor, and the long difficult labor seemed to be very stressful on the young kids. After reading some research about raspberry leaves and its use during pregnancy, I decided to try it on my goats. I begin giving small amounts to each goat during the last couple of months of pregnancy. Goats have a gestation period of approximately 150 days, plus or minus 5 or so. I noticed an obvious benefit to the does during this supplemental feeding. I also add mineral salts to their food during most of the pregnancy. I had always added the mineral salts, so the raspberry leaves were new to the feeding system. The leaves are especially beneficial for first birth does, but works well even with experienced mothers. Labor time was reduced to minutes, and in one case I saw triplets delivered in less than 15 minutes from onset to last delivery. Because of the short labor, the kids are up and walking much sooner as it is less stressful on both the mother and the kids. About 1/4 of my does do single deliveries, about half are twins, and about 1/4 are triplets. While I have heard of quadruple births in full size goats, we have not had that happen so far. The effectiveness was even better demonstrated when we had a goat which we did not believe was pregnant, as she was about 4 weeks later than the other goats. I ran out of the leaves shortly after the first set of goats were born and did not know that the other goat was pregnant. Consequently, she received very little of the leaves during her last 6 weeks. During her delivery, the labor was much more difficult and took quite a time. This made a believer of me in the use of this product. I have since told several people about this effect, and they are starting to use it on other pregnant animals, including cows, horses, dogs, cats, and other pets and livestock. I think you should continue using the leaves for at least 2-3 weeks after delivery. An ounce per treatment per goat, about once or twice a week should be sufficient. The goats take it very well as a dry addition to their regular feed. You do not need to make a tea for the goats, but it would probably work as well if you decided to do so. This is my third year of using this product, and I plan to be a regular customer. So far I have not tried making a tea for human consumption.

I recently tried FGO’s Organic Nettle Leaf Tea, and I’m thoroughly impressed! The tea comes in a simple, eco-friendly kraft bag with 20 biodegradable tea bags—no plastic overwrap, which I appreciate as someone trying to reduce waste. The nettle leaves are sourced from Croatia and have a fresh, earthy aroma. The flavor is smooth, slightly vegetal, and naturally sweet without any bitterness (steep for 3-5 minutes for best results). I love drinking it plain, but it also pairs well with a bit of honey or lemon. Nettle tea is known for its wellness benefits, and I’ve noticed it helps with occasional bloating and gives me a gentle energy boost—great as a morning or afternoon drink. Plus, it’s certified organic, non-GMO, and free from additives. For the price, the quality is outstanding. FGO nailed it with this one—highly recommend for tea lovers or anyone looking for a healthy, caffeine-free herbal option!