Turmeric Ginger with Pepper Tea
Sale priceFrom $11.95
Turmeric Tea
Sale priceFrom $10.95
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Tea can be quite useful for arthritis and can specifically attack the pain associated with such. There are a few, so if you're just starting out and unsure - we'd recommend Rosehips and/or Nettle tea as they have proven to be the most effective throughout the general populace according to the latest studies.
If you've checked out out list of anti-inflammatory teas you'll notice that the list is quite large. Many herbal teas contain anti-inflammatory properties so with something like arthritis which is basically inflammation of the joints, one would hardly be surprised that herbal tea can be quite effective in combating arthritis.
As with any herbal teas, we recommend allowing some time for the effects to sink in and to contact us with any questions you may have!
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So you've decided to become a part of the Tea Life Club by making an account for $5 credit!
You might have even subscribed to the weekly newsletter to be up to date on our newest teas and other news, which will give you another $5 credit.
You must have so many questions right now due our lack of proper explanation at times, but it's okay - we now have a guide on how to use your hard earned loyalty points.
Generally any activity made under an email address will be saved to that email address, even if no account has been made. If you decide to make an account and have had activity under that email address previously, the points should be visible on login.
A list of ways to earn points can be found by logging in, clicking my account at the top right of the page (desktop view), then clicking 'my orders'.
From there, click 'how to earn'.
A summary of ways is below:
Login via the same instructions as above and then click 'refer friend'. You will then be able to find your link to share around and gain credits for orders placed by friends and family.
This is probably the easiest part. If logged in, your total amount of points to use will be visible on the very first cart page just above the checkout button. Give it a bit of time to load if it hasn't appeared yet.
Select ' 'Select option to use store credit' button and a dropdown will appear allowing you to select that. It will then be applied to the order as a discount during the checkout process.