
Bottled Teas
Small-batch herbal teas for daily ritual and hydration. Each flavor draws on plant traditions for gentle wellness support—not medical treatment.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Curated botanicals and sea moss from our apothecary. Registration is required at checkout. Add items to your cart, register, enter your delivery address, and pay securely. Delivery is free in the Greater Austin area; a $10 fee applies elsewhere. Prices exclude sales tax.

Small-batch herbal teas for daily ritual and hydration. Each flavor draws on plant traditions for gentle wellness support—not medical treatment.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Dried guava leaves for brewing tea at home. In Caribbean and Latin American plant traditions, guava leaf tea is valued for easing digestive discomfort, reducing bloating, and supporting healthy blood sugar when enjoyed regularly as part of a balanced diet. Rich in antioxidants and tannins, it is often chosen after heavy meals or as a gentle daily tonic for gut comfort.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Whole dried cinnamon leaves for warm, aromatic tea and culinary use. Traditionally used to support healthy circulation, warm the body from within, and lend metabolic balance—especially in cooler months. Sipped as a daily ritual, cinnamon leaf tea offers comfort, steady warmth, and plant-forward support for blood sugar awareness.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Mineral-rich stinging nettle, dried and ready to steep. Long prized in herbal practice for iron, magnesium, and other nutrients, nettle is commonly used to nourish the blood, ease seasonal allergies and inflammation, and support joint comfort and overall vitality. A foundational herb for people rebuilding energy after depletion or seeking dense, food-like botanical nourishment.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Dried avocado leaves for traditional tea preparation. Used across Central American and Caribbean wellness lineages for calming the nervous system, supporting restful sleep, and maintaining cardiovascular balance through gentle daily brewing. Often enjoyed in the evening when the body needs to downshift without heaviness.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Bitter cerasee (bitter melon leaf) as dried herb for tea. A cornerstone of Caribbean cleansing practice, cerasee is taken periodically to support blood sugar balance, liver and digestive purification, and the body's natural detox pathways. Its bold bitter taste reflects its traditional role in resetting appetite and metabolic clarity—best used with respect for its strength.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Dried blue vervain for tea and herbal preparation. A respected nervine in Western and folk herbalism, vervain is chosen when anxiety, muscle tension, or nervous system overload interfere with rest and focus. Supports ease before sleep, softens tension held in the jaw and shoulders, and helps the body release the grip of chronic stress.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Dried soursop (graviola) leaves for brewing. Used in tropical plant medicine for immune system support, anti-inflammatory comfort, and deep relaxation—particularly when recovering from illness or mental fatigue. Often paired with rest rituals to encourage calm, parasympathetic recovery, and restorative sleep.
$20.00
Excluding sales tax

Raw dried sea moss (Irish moss) to rinse, soak, and prepare at home. One of the most mineral-dense sea vegetables available, it delivers iodine for thyroid support, iron for blood building, and prebiotic fibers for gut health. A staple for people building daily mineral intake through smoothies, broths, or homemade gel.
$10.00
Excluding sales tax

Our ready-to-use sea moss gel, blended for convenience. Packed with iodine, potassium, and trace minerals that support thyroid function, digestive lining health, joint comfort, and sustained energy without stimulants. Stir into smoothies, oats, or teas—or take by the spoonful for daily mineral density.
$12.00
Excluding sales tax
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These offerings are for education and wellness support only and are not medical advice. Ask your care team before use if you are pregnant, nursing, or managing a health condition.