Review (2/5): Sketchy...  Ingredients?  Organic my eye!  For tea? - I don't think so
First off for anything touting that they are Organic and then come in a non-descript bag - no ingredients, no country of origin or manufacture - no brand info, etc. that is SUPER sketchy. Seriously doubt these are Organic - no marking as such - but there is no info whatsoever anyway - so who knows what is truly in them.
I put a ball in my glass mug and poured boiling water anyway. There is no "flowering" like you may get from flowering tea balls. It just sort of filled the entire mug with flowers - petals and flowers. Like the entire mug. It was the consistency of a thick stew. You might get a few sips for the space that is left after the flowers expand. I was actually impressed with how much "flower" was there from that tiny and light ball.
I sipped it and was snot impressed with the flavor. Light at that and must have been chamomile as chamomile smells like chicken soup to me and I am not a fan of chamomile or this "tea". It was the consistency of soup, though... a hearty chowder. It was not fragrant in any way either so I think although you get plenty of flowers for a tub - you are defeating the purpose of adding fragrant flower petals to your bath. Plus no ingredients anyway. It seemed like all flowers - it really did - but I am not really sure what is in there. Plus some people are allergic to certain herbs and flowers anyway. This one is a bust...
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