Description
An organic, finely-ground matcha green tea powder intended for use as a beverage (tea, latte) or in smoothies, baking and other culinary uses. It offers the benefits of matcha—higher antioxidant content, theanine/caffeine combination—for daily wellness.

Prescription
No — this is a dietary/food product (tea powder), not a prescription-only medicine.

Therapeutic Category
Food/drink supplement / wellness beverage ingredient – green tea powder category.

Active Ingredients / Composition

• Ingredient: 100% Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder (Camellia sinensis leaves shade-grown, whole leaf) (typical for matcha powders) 
• For this brand: specific sourcing, cultivar, harvested region, and nutrient breakdown (e.g., caffeine content, theanine, catechins) are not publicly detailed.

Vitamins
Not typically provided in significant quantities (matcha is not marketed as a vitamin supplement). No vitamins listed in the available generic matcha descriptions.

Minerals
Not specified. While green tea leaves contain trace minerals, this product is not marketed as a mineral supplement.

Variant:
Powder form — size 100 g packaging. Likely “culinary grade” or “daily use” organic matcha (rather than the ultra-premium ceremonial grade).

Consume Type
Oral – Mix with hot or cold water, milk, smoothies, baked goods, or other beverages. Use as a tea preparation or for culinary incorporation.

Directions / Usage

• Use about 1 g (approx. ½-1 teaspoon) per serving, or as directed on the pack. (Standard for 100 g matcha bags: each serving ~1–2 g) 
• For tea: sift one scoop of matcha, add ~60-120 ml hot (not boiling) water (~70-80 °C) and whisk until frothy.
• For lattes/smoothies: mix one scoop into milk or blended drink.
• Storage: keep sealed to preserve freshness; use within a reasonable timeframe after opening.
• Check label for precise dose and recommendations specific to this brand. 

Common Side Effects
Generally well tolerated. Possibilities include:

• Mild caffeine-related effects: jitters, mild increased heart rate or difficulty sleeping (since matcha contains caffeine)
  Mild digestive upset in sensitive individuals
• Allergic reaction (rare) to green tea or leaves/pesticide residue (though organic standard reduces this risk)
  If you have caffeine sensitivity, sleep issues, or take stimulants, monitor intake.

Package Type

100 g powder in a sealed pouch, tin or resealable bag (depending on brand packaging). Ensure product is sealed, labeled with weight, origin, and expiry.

Storage Advice

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture.
• Once opened, keep the pouch/tin tightly sealed to preserve flavour and prevent oxidation.
• Some matcha brands recommend use within a few weeks of opening for best freshness.

Safety Advice

• Use as part of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle; not a substitute for medical treatment.
• Contains caffeine: avoid excessive intake if you have heart conditions, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or are sensitive to stimulants.
• If you’re on certain medications (blood thinners, stimulants, or certain antidepressants) consult your healthcare provider, as green tea may interact. 
• Avoid if you have known allergy to green tea or related plants.
• If you’re pregnant, nursing, or have a medical condition (especially liver, kidney, heart or caffeine-sensitivity issues), check with a doctor before consuming matcha on a daily/large-dose basis.

Product Substitutes
Other organic matcha powder brands in 100 g size (e.g., Matcha Organics 100 g, Aiya Organic Ceremonial Matcha 100 g)
Choose by grade (culinary vs ceremonial), origin, certifications (USDA organic, JAS), and price.