Lifetone Mango Leaf Tea is a single-ingredient herbal infusion made entirely from dried mango leaf granules, with nothing else added. Produced by Possible Green Private Limited at their facility in Killinochchi, Sri Lanka, and registered under the Department of Ayurveda, Sri Lanka, it sits within the country's long tradition of plant-based infusions. Each 30g pouch contains 20 tea bags of 1.5 grams apiece, sealed in a kraft paper stand-up pouch with a zip-lock top to keep the contents fresh between uses.
The leaves are dried and processed into fine granules before being portioned into individual tea bags, and the sole ingredient listed on the packaging is those dried mango leaf granules — no blending agents, flavourings or additional botanicals appear anywhere on the label. The packaging declares nutrients including carbohydrates, protein, fat and dietary fibre alongside minerals — calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, potassium and sodium — and vitamins A, B and C.
Brewing is straightforward. Place one tea bag in a cup, pour freshly boiled water over it, and leave it to infuse for at least two minutes. A few stirs and a gentle squeeze of the bag before removing it will release the full flavour of the leaf. Once the pouch is opened, the packaging advises transferring any unused bags to an airtight container to preserve their character.
Possible Green Private Limited holds ISO 22000:2005 food safety management certification, issued under certificate number 190325049402 by the accreditation body UAF, and the product carries a Department of Ayurveda registration for Sri Lanka. The brand is distributed from the United Kingdom, making this Sri Lankan-manufactured product straightforwardly accessible to international buyers. The label carries a general advisory that pregnant or lactating mothers, children, and anyone undergoing medication or surgery should speak with their doctor before use.
