Say bye to long, heavy, painful periods and hello to relief. Our Time Of Month loose leaf tea is packed with powerful herbs that provide pain relief, lighten periods, and may even shorten your cycle. Our T.O.M tea contains herbs that are rich in vitamins and nutrients that are used to nourish your body and promote overall health. Our teas are good for your periods, and good for you! For best results, drink three days before starting your period. Each order comes with four FREE tea bags.
HOW TO USE: Bring water to a boil, or microwave 8oz of water for 3 minutes. Pour a tablespoon of "Bye Bye Cramps" tea into the water and steep for 3 minutes. Drain the tea with a strainer. Repeat. Each tablespoon yields a total16 ounces of tea.
INGREDIENTS: Raspberry Leaf, Nettle Leaf, Spearmint, Ginger, Yarrow, Lady's Mantle, Shepherds Purse.
DISCLAIMER: Natural remedies are a holistic approach, so please allow atleast 3 months of consistent consumption to see optimal effects of cycle regulation. Please consult a doctor before use. Do not combine with birth control.
These statements have not been endorsed or regulated by the FDA.
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Customer Reviews
I get really bad period cramps and have been trying to get off pain killers and go a more natural route, this tea helped me so much! You have to follow the directions and drink the tea 3-4 days prior to your cycle, I feel as if that is what really helped me and I drink it during my cycle. I also enjoy the taste of it!
I like this one
The taste is really good, a lot better than I thought trying a herbal approach. Super calming and feels gentle on my body.
This tea helped significantly with my period symptoms. I used it as directed and noticed a big difference in bloating and my cramps!
Just would like to know that the tea was bagless and I assume to had to pour the hot water through a streamer on the tea leaves. I just didn't know that it was the extra trouble and assumed that it was all in a simple tea bag.