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YAMAMOTO KAMPO Herb Reduced Fertilization Tea 240g
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DESCRPTION
| Product name | Strong and delicious reduced-fertility tea |
| Internal capacity | 10g x 24 packets |
| Description of item | Yamamoto Chinese Medicine's reduced-fertility tea is made with a unique balance of 16 kinds of ingredients such as tea flowers, adlays, tomorrow leaves, mulberry leaves, bitter gourd, and gymnema, in addition to concentrated Mori leaves and oolong tea extracts. A rich reduced-fertility tea with a delicious blended flavor. |
| Recommended amount/How to consume | Please adjust the amount of water according to your preference. This product is a food product, so it can be consumed at any time. |
| Ingredients/Amount |
[Per 100cc cup (1.25g of reduced-fertility tea)] Energy: 1kcal Protein: 0g Fat: 0g Carbohydrate: 0.2g Sodium: 1mg Caffeine: Not detected |
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| Precautions for use | Please use it as soon as possible after opening to prevent the growth of insects and mold. After opening, please close the seal tightly with a rubber band or paper clip and store it in a cool place. Be especially careful during the summer. |
| Precautions for storage and handling | Please store in a cool place away from direct sunlight, high temperature and humidity. |
| Categories | food |
| Manufacturer/Importer | Yamamoto Kampo Pharmaceutical |
| Selling agency | Yamamoto Kampo Pharmaceutical |
| country of origin | Japan |
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