H-CLOVIR Green Tea Solid Tea, 120 Tablets

H-CLOVIR Solid Tea Tablets

One retail box contains 120 tablets of 800 mg each, 96 g net contents in total. The printed Korean panel classifies the product as solid tea and names Sinbi Bio in Pocheon, South Korea as manufacturer. The front panel lists 46 mg EGCG per tablet. The package ingredient list starts with green tea extract powder; this description does not claim treatment or improvement of any condition.

Ingredients and allergens

Green tea extract powder (China); refined glucose; 365 fruit and vegetable fermented enzyme powder (fruit and vegetable blend including resistant maltodextrin from corn, carrot concentrate, tart cherry concentrate, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, chicory extract powder and apple concentrate; organic skim milk powder); vitamin C; silicon dioxide; magnesium stearate; zinc oxide; hydroxypropyl methylcellulose; Japanese knotweed extract; quercetin; black pepper extract; and Haematococcus powder. Contains milk. The Korean package states the facility also handles eggs, buckwheat, peanuts, soy, wheat, mackerel, crab, shrimp, pork, peaches, tomatoes, sulphites, walnuts, chicken, beef, squid, shellfish including oysters, abalone and mussels, and pine nuts.

Directions and precautions

Take one tablet once daily with water. People with allergies or sensitivities should check ingredients first. Check the expiration date and follow the labelled serving. Stop use and consult a professional or the seller if an adverse symptom occurs. Take care when opening the package to avoid a cut. Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Pregnant people are advised by the seller's FAQ against use without consulting a medical professional.

Frequently asked questions

How many tablets are included?
One box of 120 tablets, 800 mg each.

What is the labelled serving?
One tablet once daily with water.

Where is it made?
The printed panel names Sinbi Bio in Pocheon, South Korea as manufacturer.

What type of food is it?
The Korean package classifies it as solid tea, not as a medicine.