2-month supply
2 pouches120 g of tea · about 60 days

$158total
$79 a pouch · about $2.63 a day
Plus shipping (cost shown at checkout)
- 2 pouches, 60 g each
- About 60 days if a pouch lasts a month
- No bonus eBooks on this pack
Official website · U.S. authorized Cardio Slim Tea retailer
Cardio Slim Tea is a herbal tea supplement for healthy blood pressure and heart health support. Each 2.11 oz (60 g) pouch blends 14 named plant ingredients, led by hibiscus, beetroot, green tea, oolong and ginger root. The pouch front lists support for healthy blood pressure, natural weight loss, energy and metabolism. Brew it as the pouch directs; one pouch is sold as about a month, or roughly 2 g of tea a day. It is made for adults who want a warm daily cup as part of a heart-friendly routine. Order through the official checkout on this site, get free shipping on six pouches, and every order has a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Written by the Cardio Slim Tea reading desk · Updated
Inside the cup: 14 named

Ingredients named14
Tea per dayabout 2 g
| Form | Herbal tea |
|---|---|
| Net weight | 2.11 oz (60 g) |
| Ingredients named | 14 (6 on the graphic) |
| Led by | Hibiscus, beetroot, green tea |
| Directions | On the pouch |
| Price | From $49 a pouch |
| Guarantee | 60 days |
Story vs evidence
Cardio Slim Tea is a herbal tea supplement sold in a 60 g pouch for healthy blood pressure and heart health support. Its lead ingredient is hibiscus, a tart red flower studied for blood pressure, joined by beetroot, green tea and ginger.
Below, the sales page story sits next to what research shows for its ingredients.
Sources: the sales page (Cardio Slim Tea sales page), hibiscus trials (Ellis 2021 - Hibiscus BP meta-analysis), NIH on weight-loss supplements (NIH ODS - Weight-loss supplements), the AHA on blood pressure medicine (AHA - Types of BP medications). In 2021 the FDA warned a tea seller that blood pressure claims make a tea an unapproved drug (FDA warning letter - TeaTaze (BP claims)).
The single best-studied ingredient in the pouch is hibiscus. Across 17 trials it lowered systolic pressure by about 7 points against placebo, with results that varied a lot from trial to trial (Ellis 2021 - Hibiscus BP meta-analysis). That is a real but modest effect, from hibiscus alone, at doses Cardio Slim Tea does not publish. Read the full claims vs evidence page.
Never stop or change a blood pressure, heart or diabetes medicine because of a tea. The American Heart Association says to check with your healthcare professional before any change (AHA - Types of BP medications).
How you use it
Brew it as the pouch directs. A 60 g pouch is sold as about a month, so that is roughly 2 g of tea a day.
Brewing directions are printed on the pouch. No image we were given shows them, so follow the pouch, not this site.
Steep as the pouch says. A 60 g pouch sold as a month works out to about 2 g of tea a day.
Hibiscus, beetroot, dandelion and hawthorn can add to blood pressure drugs; green tea lowers nadolol. Ask a pharmacist.
Write down home blood pressure readings and weight each week, and review them with your doctor at 30 and 60 days.

None of the images we were given shows the back of the pouch, and the sales page gives no water temperature, steep time or cups per day (Cardio Slim Tea sales page). The "3-4 cups a day" line on that page describes a jar in its story, not this product. So the only directions to follow are the ones printed on your pouch. More on the how to brew page.
Ingredients
Cardio Slim Tea names 14 ingredients: six on the brand graphic, including beetroot, hibiscus, green tea, ginger root, oolong and chamomile, and eight more in the sales copy. No amounts are published.
Six ingredients on the brand graphic and eight more named only in the sales copy. Filter the list or open a profile.
The numbers are only a count. The sales page says 15 herbs and plant extracts, names 14, and gives no amounts or order by weight.

Hibiscus sabdariffa calyx
Tart red tea studied for blood pressure
Evidence: Most promising here: about 7 points systolicAmount not printed
Studied atHibiscus tea in trials; no settled dose
Watch forVery mixed trials; ask a doctor if you take blood pressure medicine.
Full profile
Beta vulgaris root
Nitrate source for blood vessels
Evidence: Small BP drop with large juice dosesAmount not printed
Studied atBeet juice, often 500 mL a day (316-860 mg nitrate)
Watch forCan turn urine or stool pink or red; a spoonful of powder is far below juice doses.
Full profile
Camellia sinensis leaf
Catechins; sold for metabolism
Evidence: About 1 point on blood pressureAmount not printed
Studied at208-1,344 mg catechins a day in BP trials
Watch forHigh doses lower nadolol levels; extracts (not tea) linked to rare liver injury.
Full profile
Zingiber officinale rhizome
Warming spice for digestion
Evidence: Mixed; effect only at 3 g a day or moreAmount not printed
Studied at3 g a day or more in the trials that showed a BP effect
Watch forHeartburn and stomach upset are the usual side effects.
Full profileMatricaria chamomilla flower
Calming bedtime tea
Evidence: Not shown to lower BP or weightAmount not printed
Studied atNo BP or weight dose in our sources
Watch forAllergy risk with ragweed or daisy allergy; may interact with warfarin.
Full profile
Taraxacum officinale root
Old 'water pill' herb
Evidence: No compelling evidenceAmount not printed
Studied at2.1 g root powder showed no diuretic effect
Watch forMay interact with water pills, diabetes drugs and blood thinners.
Full profile
Betaine, a nutrient compound
Sold for homocysteine
Evidence: Lowers homocysteine; that has not cut heart attacksAmount not printed
Studied at1.5-6 g a day lowered homocysteine 12-20%
Watch forGram doses are needed; a tea share is likely far smaller.
Full profileVitis vinifera seed
Antioxidant
Evidence: Lowered diastolic, not systolicAmount not printed
Studied atDoses varied across 19 studies
Watch forGenerally well tolerated; little known in pregnancy.
Full profileResearch tests an amount, not a name. Ginger lowered blood pressure only at 3 g a day or more (Hadi 2019 - Ginger BP meta-analysis), and betaine (TMG) needed 1.5 to 6 g a day to lower homocysteine (Olthof 2003 - Betaine and homocysteine). A tea that is about 2 g a day in total, shared by 14 ingredients, cannot hold those amounts of each. Supplements with a blend still have to show the blend's total weight (21 CFR 101.36 - Proprietary blends); this pouch front shows only the net weight.

The brand graphic
The Inside Cardio Slim Tea graphic is a brand image, not the label. It names six ingredients, beetroot, hibiscus, green tea, ginger root, oolong and chamomile, and gives no amounts.
Ten numbered spots on the brand's own graphic. Tap a number to read that part in plain words.
Tap a number to read that part of the graphic.
'Inside Cardio Slim Tea' is a brand graphic, not the label. It names 6 ingredients and gives no amounts.
A nitrate-rich root. Blood pressure trials used large glasses of juice, about 316-860 mg of nitrate a day.
The ingredient with the best evidence here: about 7 points lower systolic pressure across trials, with very mixed results.
Listed as decaffeinated on the sales page. Trials found about a 1-point drop in blood pressure and almost no weight change.
Blood pressure effects showed up only at 3 g a day or more of ginger alone.
A partly oxidized tea with caffeine. The only weight study had no comparison group.
A calming tea. Not shown to lower blood pressure or weight. Skip it if you are allergic to ragweed or daisies.
CARDIO SLIM TEA, 100% NATURAL TEA, a heart drawing and five claims, each with the FDA asterisk.
Herbal Tea Supplement, Net Wt 2.11 oz (60 g). Sold as about a month, that is about 2 g of tea a day.
'These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration...' printed along the bottom.
The pouch front adds five claims, each with the FDA asterisk. See the full transcript on the pouch label page.
Dose vs research
Probably not at study doses. A 60 g pouch sold as a month is about 2 g of tea a day, shared by 14 ingredients, while research used grams of single ingredients such as ginger or betaine.
Each top bar is the whole daily cup, all 14 ingredients together. Each lower bar is what research used for one ingredient alone.
A cup of herbal tea can still be a pleasant, low-calorie habit, and hibiscus tea itself has been studied as a tea (Serban 2015 - Hibiscus BP meta-analysis). What the numbers rule out is the idea that a 2 g mixed cup delivers the doses behind the ginger, beet or betaine results.
Evidence
No trial of Cardio Slim Tea exists. Hibiscus is the best studied ingredient, lowering systolic pressure by about 7 points across 17 trials, while green tea showed about 1 point and no meaningful weight loss.
No trial of Cardio Slim Tea exists. These are the best summaries for its ingredients, one at a time.
| Ingredient | Evidence | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Hibiscus | 17 trials (Ellis 2021 - Hibiscus BP meta-analysis) | About 7 points lower systolic vs placebo; very mixed results |
| Beetroot | 22 trials of beet juice (Bahadoran 2017 - Beetroot juice BP) | About 3.6 points lower systolic, best at 500 mL of juice a day |
| Green tea, blood pressure | 24 trials, 1,697 adults (Xu 2020 - Green tea BP meta-analysis) | About 1 point lower |
| Green tea, weight | Cochrane review, 1,945 people (Cochrane - Green tea and weight loss) | No meaningful weight loss outside Japan |
| Ginger | 6 trials, 345 people (Hadi 2019 - Ginger BP meta-analysis) | Lower only at 3 g a day or more |
| TMG (betaine) | Homocysteine trials (Olthof 2003 - Betaine and homocysteine) (Cochrane - Homocysteine lowering and CVD) | Lowers homocysteine; lowering it did not prevent heart attacks |
The habits with stronger support are plain ones. The DASH eating plan lowered blood pressure by about 11 points in people with hypertension within eight weeks (Appel 1997 - DASH trial), and losing even 5% of body weight can improve it (CDC - Losing weight).
Pouch claims
The pouch front makes five claims, each with the FDA asterisk, including supports healthy blood pressure levels and helps in natural weight loss. The tea itself has not been tested, so the evidence is weaker than the wording.
Five claims on the front, each marked with the FDA asterisk. Next to each, what the evidence says.
Supports Healthy Blood Pressure Levels*Pouch saysSupports Healthy Blood Pressure Levels*
What the evidence saysHibiscus has the best single-ingredient evidence (about 7 mmHg systolic in trials); beetroot works only at juice doses. The tea itself is untested. (Ellis 2021 - Hibiscus BP meta-analysis) (Bahadoran 2017 - Beetroot juice BP)
Helps In Natural Weight Loss*Pouch saysHelps In Natural Weight Loss*
What the evidence saysGreen tea changed weight by almost nothing in a Cochrane review, and the NIH finds little evidence that weight-loss supplements work. (Cochrane - Green tea and weight loss) (NIH ODS - Weight-loss supplements)
Improves Energy Levels & Metabolism*Pouch saysImproves Energy Levels & Metabolism*
What the evidence saysTea's small effect on calories burned tracks its caffeine. This tea's green tea is listed as decaf; oolong has some caffeine. (Hursel 2011 - Tea catechins and energy use) (FDA - Caffeine: how much is too much)
Advanced Cardiovascular Health Formula*Pouch saysAdvanced Cardiovascular Health Formula*
What the evidence saysHawthorn's heart-failure trials conflict, and lowering homocysteine (TMG) did not prevent heart attacks. (NCCIH - Hawthorn) (Cochrane - Homocysteine lowering and CVD)
Helps Alleviate Stress & Supports Wellness*Pouch saysHelps Alleviate Stress & Supports Wellness*
What the evidence saysA warm cup and a quiet break are pleasant. Chamomile is a calming tea, but no stress trial of this blend exists. (NCCIH - Chamomile)
Know your numbers
The American Heart Association calls under 120 and under 80 normal, 130 to 139 or 80 to 89 stage 1, and 140 or higher or 90 or higher stage 2. A reading over 180/120 with symptoms means call 911.
Type a reading to see its American Heart Association category. High blood pressure usually has no symptoms, so the number is what tells you.
Type a reading to see its AHA category. Use the average of several readings, not one.
Categories from the American Heart Association (AHA - Blood pressure readings). Over 180/120 with chest pain, shortness of breath, back pain, numbness, weakness, vision change or trouble speaking: call 911.

Chest pain or pressure, pain in the arm, back, neck or jaw, shortness of breath, a cold sweat, nausea or light-headedness can be a heart attack. Call 911 at the first sign (AHA - Heart attack warning signs). A reading over 180/120 with any of those symptoms is also a 911 call (AHA - Blood pressure readings). Read more on blood pressure numbers.
Safety
Check with your doctor or pharmacist first if you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, or take blood pressure medicine, a water pill, warfarin or other blood thinners, or diabetes medicine. Never stop a prescribed medicine because of a tea.
Five questions. A yes on any of them means talking to your doctor or pharmacist first.
High amounts of green tea cut blood levels of the beta-blocker nadolol by about 85% in one study (Misaka 2014 - Green tea and nadolol). Dandelion may interact with water pills (NCCIH - Dandelion), hawthorn with heart medicines (NCCIH - Hawthorn), and chamomile with warfarin (NCCIH - Chamomile). Bring the pouch to your pharmacist. See side effects and interactions.
Routine
Pair the tea with the habits that have stronger evidence: less salt, more plants, regular activity and 7 to 9 hours of sleep. The DASH eating plan lowered blood pressure by about 11 points within eight weeks.
The tea takes a few minutes. The habits on the NHLBI's blood pressure list take a little longer and have far better evidence.
Brew the tea as your pouch directs, and take any prescribed medicine as usual. Morning is also a good time for a home blood pressure reading.
Regular activity is part of the NHLBI's advice for high blood pressure.
The DASH eating plan lowered blood pressure by about 11 points in people with hypertension.
Sleep is on the NHLBI's list of habits for healthy blood pressure.
Habits from the NHLBI (NHLBI - High BP treatment) and the DASH trial (Appel 1997 - DASH trial). The time of day for the tea is a suggestion; follow your pouch.
Verdict
The main pros of Cardio Slim Tea are hibiscus with modest blood pressure research, a warm daily habit and a 60-day guarantee. The main cons are no published amounts, no lab report, and herb interactions with several medicines.
Prices
Cardio Slim Tea costs $158 for two pouches ($79 each), $207 for three ($69 each) and $294 for six ($49 each) on the sales page. Six pouches ship free, and the two-pouch pack adds shipping.
$79 a pouch for two, $69 for three and $49 for six on the sales page. Six pouches ship free.
2-month supply

$158total
$79 a pouch · about $2.63 a day
Plus shipping (cost shown at checkout)
3-month supply

$207total
$69 a pouch · about $2.30 a day
Shipping shown at checkout
Lowest per pouch

$294total
$49 a pouch · about $1.63 a day
Free shipping (sales page)
Prices as printed on the sales page on October 12, 2026: $79 a pouch for 2, $69 for 3 and $49 for 6. The 2-pouch pack adds shipping; the sales page promises free shipping on 6. The checkout shows the final total before you pay. Per-day figures assume one pouch lasts about a month, as the sales page sells them. No crossed-out "was" price is used anywhere on this site.

Guarantee
Call +1 (302) 200-3480 within 60 days of purchase with your order ID to ask for a refund. Mail the pouches back with tracking. Return postage is on you, and refunds post 3 to 5 business days after credit.
The sales page promises a refund within 60 days. These steps help you use it without surprises.
Your order ID is what the order desk needs. Note the date: the 60 days count from purchase.
Keep a simple log of home blood pressure and weight. Stop and call your doctor if you feel unwell.
Ask for a refund with your order ID. The desk tells you how to send the pouches back.
Send pouches to the returns address with your name, email and order ID. Return postage is on you.
Refunds post 3-5 business days after the returned pouches are credited, then 5-10 days on your card. Return shipping is on you. Read the guarantee and refund policy before you order.
Reviews
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4.7out of 5
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Fair at a month. Wanted more in week one.
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Daily habit stuck. Reordered before the last bottle.
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Wanted a faster change. Called +1 (302) 200-3480. Stopped at two.
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The pouches
A Cardio Slim Tea order comes in 60 g pouches, sold as 2, 3 or 6 pouches. This website is a U.S. authorized retailer, not the manufacturer, and tracking and refunds go through +1 (302) 200-3480.


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Guides and blog
Read the three guides below before buying Cardio Slim Tea: what the hibiscus tea blood pressure trials show, how beet nitrate works, and whether green tea and oolong help weight loss. Each is an 8 minute read.

Two meta-analyses, one modest effect: how to read hibiscus tea's blood pressure results.
Read the article
How beet nitrate becomes nitric oxide, what the juice trials found, and how beet powder in tea compares.
Read the article
Green tea, oolong and caffeine under the microscope, and the weight habits that have real support.
Read the articleFAQ
These answers cover what Cardio Slim Tea is, its ingredients, price, side effects, FDA status and where to buy. Each one follows the pouch and the sales page, and no study has tested the tea itself.
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An herbal tea supplement in a 2.11 oz (60 g) pouch. The brand graphic names beetroot, hibiscus, green tea, ginger root, oolong and chamomile, and the sales page names eight more. No amounts are published.
No study has tested it. Its lead ingredient, hibiscus, lowered systolic pressure by about 7 points across trials (Ellis 2021 - Hibiscus BP meta-analysis), but the tea's hibiscus content is not published. It is not a replacement for blood pressure medicine.
There is no evidence that it does. Green tea produced almost no weight loss in a Cochrane review (Cochrane - Green tea and weight loss), and the NIH says there is little evidence that weight-loss supplements work (NIH ODS - Weight-loss supplements).
Follow the directions printed on your pouch. No image we have shows them, and the sales page gives none. A 60 g pouch sold as a month works out to about 2 g of tea a day.
Ask your doctor first. Hibiscus, beetroot, dandelion and hawthorn may add to blood pressure drugs, and green tea lowers levels of nadolol (Misaka 2014 - Green tea and nadolol). Never stop a prescribed medicine on your own.
Cardio Slim Tea costs $158 for 2 pouches plus shipping, $207 for 3 pouches and $294 for 6 pouches with free shipping, on the sales page. That is $79, $69 or $49 a pouch, and every order has the 60-day guarantee.
Yes, Cardio Slim Tea is a real herbal tea sold in a 2.11 oz (60 g) pouch. This website is run by an authorized US retailer, not by the manufacturer, and every order has the 60-day money-back guarantee printed on the sales page. For help with a placed order or a refund, call +1 (302) 200-3480.
Hibiscus, beetroot, green tea and ginger lead a list of 14 named ingredients. The brand graphic also names oolong and chamomile, and dandelion and hawthorn are among the rest. No amounts are published.
No study has tested Cardio Slim Tea itself, so the best guide is its ingredients. Oolong naturally has caffeine, which matters if you are sensitive to it. Hibiscus, beetroot, dandelion and hawthorn may add to blood pressure drugs, so ask your doctor first if you take one.
No. Cardio Slim Tea is sold as an herbal tea supplement, and dietary supplements are not FDA approved. Product facts on this website follow the pouch and the sales page.
It is sold as a daily tea, and a 60 g pouch sold as a month works out to about 2 g of tea a day. Follow the directions printed on your pouch. If you take blood pressure drugs or nadolol, ask your doctor before you drink it daily.
Order Cardio Slim Tea through this website, which is run by an authorized US retailer. Packs start at 2 pouches for $158, and 6 pouches cost $294 with free shipping. Every order has the 60-day money-back guarantee printed on the sales page.
This website is run by a U.S. authorized Cardio Slim Tea retailer, not the manufacturer. Orders go through the Order button, and every order has the 60-day money-back guarantee printed on the sales page.
On the sales page, a pouch costs $79 in the two-pouch pack, $69 in the three-pouch pack and $49 in the six-pouch pack. Six pouches ship free.
Each pouch holds 2.11 oz (60 g) of herbal tea. Fourteen ingredients are named, led by hibiscus, beetroot and green tea. No amounts are published.
Cardio Slim Tea reviews on this site are published only after each one is matched to a real order, with the buyer's permission. The reviews page shows how every review is checked, and the 60-day money-back guarantee lets you try the tea yourself.
This site cannot confirm any Amazon listing of Cardio Slim Tea as genuine, and the sales page does not name Amazon as a seller. Order through the official checkout on this site so your order has the 60-day money-back guarantee.
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