Description
A herbal tea blend intended to support internal “detoxification” over a 14-day programme.

Prescription
Likely not a prescription medicine; probably OTC / herbal supplement, depending on local regulation.

Therapeutic Category
Wellness / herbal detox tea (not a conventional pharmaceutical category).

Active Ingredients / Composition
Unknown for this brand. Typical detox teas may include herbs like dandelion root, milk thistle, burdock, ginger, senna leaf, etc. (Note: I did not find a reliable list of ingredients for this specific product).

Vitamins
None confirmed.

Variant
Tea (infusion) — likely tea bags or loose-leaf format for a 14-day usage.

Consume Type
Oral — brewed as a tea then consumed.

Directions / Usage
Not reliably documented. Possibly: 1 cup of tea once or twice daily for 14 days. But this is speculative.

Common Side Effects
Unknown for this product. For herbal “detox” teas, common issues may include digestive upset, laxative effect (if senna used), or allergic reactions to herbs.
Package Type
Likely box containing tea bags (14-day supply) or loose leaf pouches.

Storage Advice
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; keep out of reach of children.

Safety Advice / Precautions

• Because the actual ingredients are unclear, there may be herb-drug interactions or contraindications (pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, hepatic/renal impairment).
• Do not assume detox teas are benign — they can have physiological effects.
• If you have medical conditions or take medications, consult a health professional before use.
• If you experience adverse symptoms (e.g., severe diarrhoea, cramping, allergic response), stop usage.

Product Substitutes
Other commercially available “detox” or herbal wellness teas, though quality and ingredient transparency vary widely.