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Tea - Egyptian Golden Chamomile Tea

Traditionally Calming • Naturally Caffeine-Free

Made exclusively from Certified Organic Golden Chamomile Blossoms grown in the nutrient-rich soils of Egypt, where Chamomile has been cultivated for thousands of years. These unprocessed blossoms are free of additives and pesticides, allowing you to enjoy their pure, natural flavor and freshness.


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“Tea,” but not really Tea?

You will notice that we always place quotation marks around the word “tea” when referring to our Chamomile “tea.” That is because technically, Chamomile “tea” is not a true tea. It is actually an infusion and although most of us refer to it as an “herbal tea,” it is really not tea at all.

Technically for something to be called “tea,” it must come from the Camellia sinensis plant. That plant is responsible for all the green, black, oolong and other varieties of tea. Beverages that are made by infusing other plants are more properly referred to as Herbal Infusions or Tisanes, but no matter what you call it, our Chamomile “Tea” is a uniquely soothing treat.

Back to Chamomile’s “Roots”

Chamomile has been cultivated in Egypt for thousands of years and not surprisingly, Egyptian Chamomile is viewed as the world’s finest. Our Organic Chamomile Blossoms are cultivated in the same nutrient-rich Egyptian soils that they have been for centuries.

We use only Golden Chamomile Blossoms from an Organic-Certified source, which means they are naturally free of chemicals, additives and pesticides. Our Organic Chamomile Blossoms are unprocessed, so you get to enjoy all the pure, natural flavor and freshness of our exceptional organic Chamomile in each natural biodegradable “tea” sachet.

Mother Nature’s Calming Plant

For thousands of years, Chamomile was used traditionally throughout Europe and Asia for its soothing and relaxing properties. Chamomile gets its name from the Greek, chamos and melos, meaning “earth” and “apple” which is a reference to the fact that it grows close to the ground (earth) and it possesses an apple-like fragrance. Chamomile was a widely used relaxing remedy enjoyed by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.

Today, modern science has validated Chamomile’s calming properties that can help us with our stressful lives while also supporting restful sleep and soothing an uneasy digestive system. Chamomile’s relaxing properties, along with its sweet, delicious flavor have seen it become one of the world’s most popular, naturally caffeine-free herbal “teas.”

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.


Key benefits

A Time-Honored Calming Tradition

For thousands of years, Chamomile has been enjoyed throughout Europe, Asia, and the Middle East for its relaxing properties, by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans alike. Today, a warm cup of Chamomile “tea” remains one of the world’s most beloved ways to unwind at the end of the day.

Organic Golden Egyptian Chamomile

Chamomile has been cultivated in Egypt for thousands of years, and Egyptian Chamomile is prized for its rich flavor. Our USDA Organic Golden Chamomile Blossoms are grown in the same Egyptian soils they have been for centuries, and they’re unprocessed, so you enjoy all the natural flavor and freshness of the whole blossom in every sachet.

Naturally Caffeine-Free

With its sweet, apple-like flavor and naturally caffeine-free character, Chamomile is a perfect choice any time of day, especially as part of a relaxing evening routine.


Suggested use

For a soothing herbal “tea,” place one sachet of our Organic Egyptian Golden Chamomile “Tea” in a cup or teapot of pure water at approximately 185° F (85° C). This is best achieved by allowing boiling water a moment to cool before introducing the “tea” sachet. Steep for approximately 3 to 5 minutes and then allow to cool and enjoy.

Of course, feel free to vary the amount of water used or modify the brewing time to adjust the strength of the “tea.” Unlike typical Chamomile “tea,” prolonged brewing will not cause bitterness due to the unique quality of our Organic Egyptian Golden Chamomile blossoms.


How it's made

Every ProCaps Laboratories product is formulated and made entirely by us, in our own facility — never outsourced to contract manufacturers.

We invest in making our own products because we prioritize quality and integrity over convenience.

In our formulations, ingredients are selected for their relevance, compatibility and effectiveness — not because they're popular or easy to sell.

We source the highest-quality raw materials, prioritizing the most bioavailable forms that are relevant.

Products are made in our 100% solar-powered facility under precise and controlled cGMP manufacturing processes, conducting in-house testing and verification of purity and potency throughout every step of production.

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Ingredients

Serving Size
1 sachets
Amount Per Serving
% DV*
Pure Premium Organic Chamomile Blossoms from Egypt
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* Percent Daily Values (% DV). † Daily Value not established.


No artificial colors No preservatives No fillers No lubricants No stabilizers

Frequently asked questions

Why do you put “tea” in quotation marks?

Technically, true tea comes only from the Camellia sinensis plant, the source of green, black, oolong and white tea. Drinks made by steeping other plants are more properly called herbal infusions or tisanes. So while most of us call it Chamomile tea, it’s really an herbal infusion — and a delicious one.

How much tea will one satchet make?

This depends on your personal preference. You can generally expect to make at least 2 cups per sachet.

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