Solomon’s Seal · Ophiopogon · Codonopsis Herbal Tea — 15 Sachets | 75 g

Yu Zhu · Mai Dong · Dang Shen / 玉竹麦冬党参生津水

Three Traditional Roots · Mild Botanical Character · Convenient 5 g Sachets

Bring a gentle traditional-inspired botanical ritual into your everyday routine with Solomon’s Seal · Ophiopogon · Codonopsis Herbal Tea.

The product name highlights three familiar Chinese botanical ingredients:

Solomon’s Seal / Yu Zhu / 玉竹

Ophiopogon / Mai Dong / 麦冬

Codonopsis / Dang Shen / 党参

Together, they create a light, root-based flavour direction that is better described as:

Mild · Clean · Gently Sweet · Root-Like · Botanical

Each box contains:

15 Individually Portioned Sachets

5 g per Sachet

Total Net Weight: 75 g / 2.65 oz

The convenient sachet format is designed for easy warm preparation without separately measuring multiple loose roots.

Product at a Glance

Product
Solomon’s Seal · Ophiopogon · Codonopsis Herbal Tea

Chinese Name
玉竹麦冬党参生津水

Core Ingredient Identities
Solomon’s Seal · Ophiopogon · Codonopsis

Traditional Names
Yu Zhu / 玉竹 · Mai Dong / 麦冬 · Dang Shen / 党参

Format
Individually Portioned Botanical Sachets

Quantity
15 Sachets

Sachet Size
5 g

Total Net Weight
75 g / 2.65 oz

Flavour Direction
Mild · Clean · Root-Like · Gently Sweet · Botanical

Preparation Style
Warm Botanical Infusion

Packaging Positioning
Whole-Ingredient Style · Easy Steep · Convenient Sachets

Best For
Traditional Botanical Exploration · Office Use · Everyday Herbal Rituals · Customers Who Prefer Mild Root-Based Flavours

Tea Leaves
Check the complete ingredient panel to confirm whether any Camellia sinensis tea leaves are included.

Important

The product name confirms Yu Zhu, Mai Dong and Dang Shen, but the complete formula should follow the final ingredient label.

Do not state “only three ingredients” unless the package confirms that.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sachets are included?

15 Sachets

How much is in each sachet?

5 g

What is the total net weight?

75 g / 2.65 oz

What is the Chinese product name?

玉竹麦冬党参生津水

What are the three core ingredient identities?

Solomon’s Seal / Yu Zhu / 玉竹

Ophiopogon / Mai Dong / 麦冬

Codonopsis / Dang Shen / 党参

What does it taste like?

The overall direction is:

Mild · Clean · Root-Like · Gently Sweet

Is it strongly bitter?

No strong bitterness should be expected from the positioning.

It is better described as a mild, gently sweet root-based botanical blend.

Does it contain only these three ingredients?

The product name confirms Yu Zhu, Mai Dong and Dang Shen, but the complete formula must be confirmed from the full ingredient panel.

Is this conventional tea?

Not if the final formula contains no Camellia sinensis.

Then it is better described as a:

Botanical Herbal Infusion

Does it need to be boiled?

The package promotes 免煮即泡, meaning it is positioned for direct steeping rather than mandatory simmering.

Follow the final preparation instructions for exact water temperature and steeping time.

Is one box a 15-day supply?

Not automatically.

The box contains 15 sachets, but do not call it a 15-Day Supply unless the manufacturer specifically instructs one sachet per day.

Which Functional Blends category fits best?

Energy & Vitality

Which seasonal category fits best?

Autumn Rituals

with:

Winter Rituals

as a strong secondary option.

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A Gentle Root-Based Ritual

Mild Yu Zhu.

Delicate Mai Dong.

Earthy Dang Shen.

Three traditional ingredients in one easy sachet format.

Its strength is:

Yu Zhu + Mai Dong + Dang Shen

15 Individually Portioned Sachets

5 g per Sachet

75 g Total

Mild, Gently Sweet Root Character

Easy Steep Format

Solomon’s Seal · Ophiopogon · Codonopsis Herbal Tea — 15 Sachets | 75 g

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