Bamboobies Women's Pregnancy Herbal Tea for Nursing Support, Sweet Peach, Boosts Milk Production, Organic, Non GMO, Caffeine Free, and Sugar Free, 20 Tea Bags

This Sweet Relief heartburn tea is very nice. Interestingly it is called sweet peach but it contains spearmint leaf, lemon balm, marshmallow root, chamomile, dandelion root, ginger, turmeric and stevia leaf. I guess the "peach" comes in from the natural ginger peach. I have GERD and still get heartburn quite often even with medication which sucks. So having a natural remedy is fantastic. I love drinking this tea when my stomach upsets me and admit it does have a calming effect on my GI tract.The taste is very nice and does have a flavor that reminds me of hint of peach but you can also taste the other ingredients. I especially like the turmeric which I have found I really like in tea. Not something you find often but something I have taken quite the liking to. I usually brew this tea bag twice to get the maximum out of each bag, and well because I love drinking tea. And even though it has stevia in it, I still add sugar, can't help it I have a sweet tooth. The stevia in it is not enough sweet for me.

Does this tea taste bad? No.Does this tea taste good? Kinda...What flavor this tea has is chamomile with a whisper of peach, which is nice.Problem is this tea has almost no flavor at all.To be clear, when trying this out I initially followed the directions to the letter: steep 6-8 min. in 12 oz boiling waterWhen that produced virtually tasteless tea, I tried steeping it a lot, LOT longer, but to no avail.Eventually, I brewed two bags together, which produced the intensity of flavor I had been expecting.FYI, if you brew the bag a second time, as per the maker's suggestion, you do get pretty much the same product. It does not get weaker or stronger.Of course, how well it works is way more important than taste.So does it work? Again, kinda...The ingredients in this tea are all things you have heard of and they are all known for calming your tummy down.Actually, the combination of plants in it will benefit more than heartburn, so it would be good to drink whenever your stomach started acting up.At the same time, there was nothing transformative about drinking this tea. It has pretty much the exact same effect on me any cup of chamomile would.On a more positive note, everything in this tea is organic and the bag seals to keep your tea fresh.In the interest of honesty, I should probably tell you that 1st bag of tea I brewed had some sort of defect, which resulting in it rupturing and me getting a cup full of floating bits of plant matter.So far, the other bags I've tried held together, so I hope it was a one off, but will definitely update this review if the problem reoccurs.In the end, the only way to know for certain this tea will work for your heartburn (or other digestive challenges) is to try it.For me personally, it simply was not strong enough in taste or effect, but for someone else who prefers milder tea, this might be ideal.

This is a very slightly sweet and minty camomile like herbal tea. It’s very light and delicate herbal flavor and doesn’t taste like powerful peach flavor at all. I was actually glad it didn’t taste too fake or altered like a peach flavored drink. I was expecting something like a powerful peach iced tea, but the flavor is way more of a light minty sort of a subtle flavor than I thought it would be. As somebody who likes all types of teas (including delicate green and camomile teas) I enjoy it.There is a warning to consult your dr before taking it if pregnant or nursing and not to take it if you are allergic to anything in it.The directions say you can do 1-3 sachets a day.I don’t see anything on the package about where it’s made.It’s non GMO.I thought the price was high for 20 tea bags. I’m unclear why this tea costs exponentially more than other high end herbal teas. I understand it’s formulated for a specific ailment, but even given that the cost seems high to me, especially if you are going through up to three a day to combat terrible heartburn (that I always seem to get bad at the end).I was disappointed that one of my tea bags broke while seeping the tea bag. It made a hot mess, as lots of the leaves are so fine and tiny that it was hard to strain them out to make a glass and i was spilling tea while switching glasses back and forth straining it.Overall I’d recommend it, but only if you already enjoy delicate herbal teas.

I got this for heartburn/indigestion and this product really didn't help for that. The more that I have read, marshmallow root should be steeped cold. This product was did not meet my needs.

I would not recommend this. The taste is okay but I don't like the price. For $17 you get only 20 tea bags, definitely not worth it. I'm due in 3 weeks and it didn't help my heartburn one bit.I'm sure you can find something else at a much cheaper price, there's other herbal remedies you can try.

Smooth pleasant taste- tastes like sweet peach. Mild and dosen't have an overpowering flavor. It tastes really good and is soothing on the throat and good for heartburn. Tea contains natural ginger and the flavor of peach. You get 20 biodegradable teabags in the pack. Tea is USDA organic. Each sachet makes up to two cups of tea. Good for heartburn or just relaxing.

Didn't notice less heartburn so I gave it three stars but it did taste good😋 it would be 5 star for flavor but maybe I just had really bad heartburn but I didn't notice it helping. I do like that you know for sure this tea is safe for baby because some teas aren't but idk if that is worth the price.

Was sent an expired bag dated best before 26 july 2022.