Goji Chrysanthemum Infusion

🌸 White Chrysanthemum (Ju Hua)

The cornerstone of this formula. Chrysanthemum is one of TCM's most revered herbs for the eyes — used for centuries to dispel liver heat, reduce eye redness and dryness, and calm an overheated, overstimulated mind. For generations, scholars and artisans who worked long visual hours brewed chrysanthemum tea as their primary remedy. It's not a coincidence that it's the most commonly recommended TCM herb for screen fatigue today.

🍒 Goji Berry (Gou Qi Zi)

Where chrysanthemum clears and cools, goji berry nourishes and restores. In TCM, goji berry is a premier Yin and blood tonic — used to replenish the reserves that screen work and stress deplete. It supports the liver's ability to nourish the eyes, adds natural sweetness to the infusion, and contributes a rich supply of antioxidants that protect against oxidative stress. The warmth to chrysanthemum's cool.

🌿 Gastrodia (Tian Ma)

The anchoring herb. Gastrodia is used in TCM to calm internal wind — the pattern behind headaches, dizziness, and that restless, spinning mental energy that makes it hard to focus or settle down. It works synergistically with chrysanthemum to address not just the eyes, but the whole pattern of rising heat and inner turbulence that too much screen time creates. Rare in casual tea blends, but deeply effective in this formula.

A gentle, golden-tinted infusion with a delicate floral sweetness from the chrysanthemum and a natural berry warmth from the goji. The mind begins to ease. Eye tension softens. A quiet calm settles in.

Eye dryness and irritation reduce with daily use. Afternoon headaches become less frequent. The foggy, pressured feeling in the head starts to lift. Sleep quality often improves — the calming herbs help the mind wind down more easily.

The antioxidant glow becomes visible — skin looks clearer and more even. Mental clarity improves. The whole pattern of heat, fatigue, and irritability that built up over months of screen-heavy living starts to genuinely shift.

Is this tea caffeine-free?

Yes — all three herbs are naturally caffeine-free. This makes it ideal for the afternoon and evening, when you want clarity and calm without any risk of disrupting sleep.

Why only 3 herbs? Is that enough?

In classical TCM, precision matters more than quantity. These three herbs form one of the most used combinations in Chinese herbal medicine for eye and liver heat patterns. They work synergistically — each one amplifying the others. Three targeted herbs often outperform a ten-herb formula that lacks focus.

What does it taste like?

Light, floral, and naturally sweet — with a delicate chrysanthemum bloom upfront and a warm, slightly fruity depth from the goji berry. One of our most gentle and approachable blends. Easy to love from the very first cup.

Is this specifically for eye problems?

It's formulated for the TCM pattern associated with eye fatigue, liver heat, and mental unrest — which commonly arise together in people with screen-heavy lifestyles. But the benefits extend to anyone experiencing internal heat symptoms: headaches, irritability, dry eyes, or a restless mind that won't quiet down.

How long does one box last?

Each box contains 15 tea bags — a 15-day supply when used once daily. For best results, drink consistently over at least 2–4 weeks to allow the herbs to work cumulatively.