The two ingredients that anchor the product's vitality positioning.
MEN'S VITALITY TEA · GINSENG + MACA
More energy. More stamina. More confidence.
A daily herbal tea for men who care about energy, stamina and sexual wellness—built around ginseng and maca, with visible roots, berries and fruit in every convenient tea bag.
01Men's vitality positioning
02Ginseng + maca formula
03Real herbs you can see
04One-bag daily routine
01 / MEN'S ENERGY + STAMINA
Ginseng + maca. The core of a men's vitality formula.
This is not positioned as a basic fruit tea. The blend puts ginseng and maca up front, then combines them with Polygonatum, Chinese yam, wolfberry, red date and mulberry for a broader men's-wellness formula.
- Energy-focused positioningBuilt for men who want a daily ritual centered on feeling more switched on and ready for the day.
- Stamina-focused positioningA natural fit for workdays, training days and the moments when you want more staying power.
- Sexual-wellness relevanceThe product sits clearly in the men's vitality space without pretending to be a drug or medical treatment.
02 / MEN'S PERFORMANCE ROUTINE
For work. For training. For the bedroom.
Men do not buy this kind of product because they need another tea. They buy it because energy, stamina and confidence matter across the whole day—including intimate moments.
- WorkA simple daily ritual for men who want to feel sharper and more ready for long days.
- TrainingFits naturally into a routine built around stamina, consistency and staying active.
- BedroomPositioned for men who also care about sexual wellness, confidence and how they feel after hours.
03 / REAL HERBS, NOT MYSTERY POWDER
You can see what you're putting in the cup.
Open the triangular tea bag and the ingredients are right there: visible roots, berries and fruit pieces. No anonymous powder pretending to be a premium herbal formula.
- Visible whole-herb piecesWhat you see in the bag is part of the product story.
- Ginseng + maca + botanicalsThe formula is easier to trust when the ingredients are physically visible.
- Nothing to hideThe tea bag lets the product prove itself before the first sip.
04 / EASY ENOUGH TO DO EVERY DAY
No pills. No powders. No complicated tonic routine.
One tea bag, hot water and a few minutes. The format is simple enough to use consistently instead of turning men's wellness into another complicated routine.
- One individual tea bagNo weighing, grinding or straining loose herbs.
- 300–400 ml hot waterThe supplied directions call for water above 80°C.
- 3–5 minute steepSimple enough to become part of an everyday routine.
WHAT'S ACTUALLY IN THE BAG
The formula behind the men's vitality positioning.
Ginseng and maca anchor the blend, backed by roots, traditional botanicals, berries and fruit in one visible tea-bag format.
Additional traditional root/rhizome ingredients broaden the formula.
Berry ingredients add fruit character and visible variety to the tea bag.
A familiar fruit ingredient that rounds out the herbal profile.
MEN'S WELLNESS WITHOUT THE HASSLE
A men's vitality routine that takes minutes, not a kitchen full of herbs.
The reason to care is the men's-vitality positioning. The reason you'll actually keep using it is the one-bag format.
PRODUCT FACTS
Straightforward product details.
The specifics that matter once the positioning has earned your attention.
Individually portioned for daily use.
Net content shown in the supplied listing.
Made for hot-water steeping.
Country/region of origin shown in the listing.
MORE FROM EACH BAG
Steep it again when you want a lighter cup.
The supplied directions say the bag may be re-steeped until the color becomes light and the taste becomes mild.
1 individual tea bag.
300–400 ml.
Above 80°C.
3–5 minutes, then re-steep if desired.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Good to know.
How do I brew one bag?
Add one tea bag to 300–400 ml of hot water above 80°C and steep for about 3–5 minutes.
Can I steep the same bag more than once?
Yes. The supplied directions say it can be steeped repeatedly until the color becomes light and the taste becomes mild.
How many bags are in the pouch?
The listing states 20 tea bags with a total net weight of 120 g.
How should I store it?
The supplied listing contains conflicting storage fields, so follow the storage directions printed on the package you receive.