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mugwort tea

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Listings include single-ingredient mugwort teas and blends that pair mugwort with other herbs such as wormwood or quassia; some listings specify certified organic mugwort (Artemisia argyi).

Available net weights range from 2 oz up to 16 oz. Common single-pouch sizes are 2 oz, 4 oz, and 8 oz, and a 16 oz option is shown as a 2-pack.

Mugwort tea is offered as dried, loose-leaf tea, typically packed as loose leaf in upright pouches.

Ingredient listings show pure mugwort as well as blends that add herbs like wormwood or quassia; some listings note certified organic mugwort.

Listings indicate the tea is non-caffeinated, labeled vegan and "Light," described as all natural, and noted as free from the nine major allergens.

The listings mention Artemisia vulgaris (common mugwort) and Artemisia argyi; some listings specify certified organic Artemisia argyi.

Descriptions note that roots, leaves, stems, and blossoms are used to make tinctures, extracts, tonics, teas, powders, and essential oils.

Mugwort is described as a hardy, aromatic herb with silvery-green leaves and a distinctive, slightly bitter scent.

The listings state the teas are packaged in the United States in a GMP-certified facility.

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