Lifetone Tamarind Leaf Tea is a single-ingredient herbal infusion made entirely from dried tamarind leaf granules — no black tea, no fruit pulp, nothing added. Each box contains 20 sachets of 1.5 grams each, giving a net weight of 30 grams. The tea is produced in Sri Lanka by Possible Green Private Limited under the Lifetone brand, and the manufacturer holds registration with the Department of Ayurveda, Sri Lanka.
The leaves are sourced from the tamarind tree, a tropical species long established across South and South-East Asia. After harvesting, the leaves are dried at low temperature under hygienic conditions and milled to a fine granular blend. The process is overseen by a quality assurance team that includes herbalists, botanists, and microbiologists. The result is a tea that carries the leaf's natural character — a gently tangy infusion with an earthy undertone.
The nutrients declared on the packaging include carbohydrates, protein, fat, and dietary fibre, alongside the minerals calcium and iron, and vitamins B and C. No artificial additives are part of the formulation, and the ingredient list on the box reads simply: dried tamarind leaf granules.
Preparation is straightforward. Place a sachet in a cup, pour freshly boiled water over it, and allow the bag to infuse for at least two minutes. Stir gently and give the bag a soft squeeze to draw out the full flavour before removing it. Once opened, the remaining sachets should be kept in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. The product carries a general warning that pregnant or lactating women, children, and anyone undergoing medication or surgery should speak with a doctor before use.
The listing offers the tea in several pack formats — from a single 30-gram box of 20 sachets through to larger bundles — so it is equally practical as a first purchase or as a regular pantry staple. The manufacturer's company is certified to ISO 22000:2005 for food safety management, and the Lifetone brand is produced by a Sri Lanka-based operation whose quality controls span the full production process.
