Cup of Calm® Tea by Traditional Medicinals® – Stress Relief & Relaxation Support | 16 Tea Bags

KEY BENEFITS

• Helps calm the nervous system

• Supports relaxation during stressful moments

• Naturally caffeine-free

• Soft floral flavor with lavender and mint notes

WHAT IT IS / WHAT IT DOES

Cup of Calm® is a soothing herbal tea crafted from traditional “nervine” herbs that gently support the nervous system. This relaxing blend features passionflower, chamomile, lavender, and catnip to help ease tension and promote a sense of calm. Ideal for unwinding at any time of day.

FEATURES

• Calming blend of passionflower, chamomile, lavender, and catnip

• Supports nervous system health

• Certified organic herbal ingredients

• Caffeine-free

• Pleasantly floral with mint undertones

• NPN: 80022363

INGREDIENTS

Medicinal Ingredients (per tea bag):

• Organic passionflower herb – 180 mg

• Organic chamomile flower – 180 mg

• Organic lavender flower – 135 mg

• Organic catnip herb – 105 mg

• Organic rosemary leaf – 90 mg

• Proprietary blend (peppermint leaf, spearmint leaf, licorice root, stevia leaf) – 810 mg

Non-Medicinal Ingredients:

• None listed (all ingredients certified organic)

RECOMMENDED DOSE

• Adults & adolescents (15+): Drink 1 cup (2 tea bags) up to 5 times daily.

• Pour 240 mL freshly boiled water over 2 tea bags.

• Cover and steep 10–15 minutes.

• Squeeze tea bags before removing.

Duration:

• Consult a healthcare practitioner for use beyond 4–6 weeks.

CAUTIONS / WARNINGS

• Consult a healthcare practitioner prior to use if pregnant or breastfeeding.

• Do not use if allergic to plants in the Asteraceae (daisy) family.

• KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

FAQ

Q: What does Cup of Calm® taste like?

A: Soft, floral, with hints of lavender and mint.

Q: What is this tea used for?

A: Used in Herbal Medicine as a calmative to support relaxation.

Q: How often can I drink it?

A: Up to 5 cups per day (2 tea bags per cup).

Q: How long can I use it?

A: Consult a healthcare practitioner if using longer than 4–6 weeks.