Most dieters tea listings are labeled caffeine-free or non-caffeinated, though some products are caffeinated. Examples in the data include a chai blend listed at about 31–45 mg of caffeine per serving and another product described as 99.9% caffeine free. Labeling varies by product, so check the specific product details for exact caffeine content.
Package counts vary, but common sizes in the listings range roughly from about 16 up to 90 tea bags per package. Individual products may offer other counts, so verify the exact tea-count on the product listing.
Listings describe digestive support, appetite reduction or suppressed cravings, metabolism or thermogenic activity increases, and general cleansing/detox benefits; wording varies across products (for example: "supports digestion," "Supports weight loss and reduces appetite," and "increasing metabolic activity").
Most listings suggest drinking the tea after meals. One specific listing recommends having a cup after your last meal of the day. Timing recommendations vary by product, so follow the directions on the individual product label.