Can I drink it while pregnant, breastfeeding, or give it to children?

The product information says that, as with any herbal drink, it is worth paying attention to individual tolerance to the ingredients. The blend contains sea buckthorn berries and leaves, rosehip and melissa, each of which is a common herbal ingredient, but herbal drinks are not automatically suitable for every person.

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, giving herbal tea to a child, have a chronic condition, take medication, or need to avoid specific plants, consult a doctor, pharmacist or qualified specialist before using it. That is a standard precaution for herbal infusions and should not be read as a sign that the product is harmful.

If you have not had any of these ingredients before, start with a small, lightly steeped cup so you can see how your body responds. Like all herbal drinks, this tea is not a substitute for a balanced diet and should not be used instead of any advice or treatment given by a specialist.