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Health Herbal Tea

Elderly Laxative Tea Lao Ren Tong Bian Cha

Elderly Laxative Tea Lao Ren Tong Bian Cha is a traditional herbal blend produced since 1995, designed for daily use by older adults seeking gentle digestive support. Each sealed teabag contains a combination of arborvitae seed, cassia seed, mulberry seed, scutellaria seed, and gynostemma pentaphyllum—herbs traditionally used in Chinese households and herbal practice. Brewed with hot water, it fits easily into daily routines. For overseas buyers, this SKU offers a consistent, retail-ready option that meets demand from older Chinese shoppers who value familiar, traditional formulas without the need for loose herbs or complex preparation.

Brand Deng Qihui · made by Kangmingtang Trading, Nanning, Guangxi

Key Benefits

Why It Earns Its Shelf Space

  • Long-standing formula with 30 years of continuous production since 1995
  • Five-herb blend rooted in traditional Chinese culinary and herbal use
  • Single-serve teabag format requires no measuring or decocting
  • Recognised by older overseas Chinese shoppers who seek familiar daily teas
  • Available in 3g and 5g bag weights to support trial and regular sizes
  • No synthetic additives; herbs are used in traditional compatibility
Application Scenarios

Where It Sells

  • Asian supermarket wellness aisle near ginseng and dried herbs
  • Chinese medicine shop counter selling packaged items alongside loose herbs
  • Pharmacy digestive health shelf as a non-stimulant herbal alternative
  • Care home or senior centre where daily hot drinks are served
  • Online health-food retailer targeting older Chinese customers abroad
Buyer Profile

Who It Is For

  • Importers launching a Chinese herbal-tea range for overseas Chinese communities
  • Wholesalers supplying Asian grocery chains needing a reliable elderly wellness product
  • Chinese medicine shops wanting a retail-ready packaged item
  • Distributors serving customers aged 55 and above who prefer tea over tablets
Problems Solved

Problems It Solves

  • Older shoppers abroad cannot find the tea they used at home and stop purchasing
  • Loose herbs require weighing and decocting, which discourages repeat use
  • Stimulant laxatives are one-time purchases, offering no repeat sales
  • Buyers struggle to label or describe Chinese-only packaging to customers
Technical Features

Product Features

  • Single-serve sealed teabag, brewed with hot water like regular tea
  • Blend of five food-and-medicine-homology herbs prepared by traditional compatibility
  • Two bag weights available: 3g and 5g on the same formula
  • Ten teabags per retail pack
  • No sugar or synthetic additives in the blend
  • Prepared using the brand’s long-standing moxa-processing method
Specifications

Specifications

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Product FormSealed herbal teabag
Main IngredientsArborvitae seed, cassia seed, mulberry seed, scutellaria seed, gynostemma pentaphyllum
BrandDeng Qihui
OriginGuangxi, China
PreparationSteep one bag in hot water
Shelf LifeTo be confirmed
Carton ConfigurationTo be confirmed
MOQTo be confirmed
Materials

What Goes Into It

  • Arborvitae seed (bai zi ren), used in Chinese cooking and herbal practice
  • Cassia seed (jue ming zi), roasted and used in daily herbal teas
  • Mulberry seed from the mulberry plant common across southern China
  • Scutellaria seed, part of the traditional compatibility in this blend
  • Gynostemma pentaphyllum (jiaogulan), a vine leaf consumed as tea in southern China
Manufacturing Process

How It Is Made

  1. Herbs are sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi
  2. The five herbs are combined using traditional compatibility principles
  3. The blend is processed using the brand’s established moxa method
  4. Portions are filled into filter teabags at 3g or 5g
  5. Bags are heat-sealed and packed ten to a retail pack
Quality

Quality Control

  • The same five-herb formula has been produced without reformulation since 1995
  • Inner packaging was upgraded in a published announcement to improve seal and freshness
  • Ingredients are limited to food-and-medicine-homology herbs, with no synthetic laxative agent
  • Third-party laboratory test reports available on request: TBC
Customisation

Customisation Options

  • Choice of 3g or 5g bag weight on the same formula
  • English-language retail packaging available for markets that require it: discuss by email
  • Private-label and own-brand cartons: enquire, terms TBC
  • Mixed pallets combining this SKU with the cold brew and refreshing tea lines
Comparison

How It Compares

Stimulant laxative tablets and syrupsSells as a daily habit rather than a one-off fix, but it is a food product and makes no medical claim
Loose dried herbs sold by weightHigher repeat rate due to no need for weighing or decocting, though margin per gram is lower
Elderly Sleep Tea (Lao Ren Shui Hao Cha)Same customer base and shelf space, different concern—stocking both increases overall category movement
Generic own-label herbal teaCarries a brand name older shoppers already recognise, at the cost of less packaging flexibility
How to Brew

Use Guide

  1. Place one teabag in a cup or small pot
  2. Add freshly boiled water and cover
  3. Steep for three to five minutes, longer for a stronger cup
  4. Drink warm, commonly once a day
  5. The same bag can be topped up once with hot water
  6. This is a herbal tea, not a medicine; customers on prescription treatment should speak to their doctor
FAQ

Elderly Laxative Tea Lao Ren Tong Bian Cha Questions

Can we get this product in English-language packaging?
Yes, English-language retail packaging can be discussed for markets that require it. The current design follows the brand’s standard. Contact [email protected] with your requirements to confirm feasibility.
Is this tea suitable for daily use by older adults?
Yes, it is designed for regular use by older adults as part of a daily routine. The blend uses traditional herbs known for gentle digestive support, and has been consumed daily by many users for decades.
How long does it take to see results from this tea?
The effects are gradual and not immediate. Many users drink it daily and report improved bowel regularity over time. It is not intended as a quick fix but as a supportive part of daily wellness.
Can this tea be used by people with postpartum constipation?
Yes, the formula has been traditionally used by postpartum women and is suitable for those experiencing constipation after childbirth. It is a non-stimulant option that supports natural digestive function.
Does the tea contain any stimulant laxatives?
No. The blend uses only food-and-medicine-homology herbs with no synthetic stimulant laxatives. It is prepared using traditional compatibility and moxa methods, not chemical additives.
What is the recommended time to drink this tea?
Many users prefer drinking it one hour before bedtime, as it may take 8–10 hours to take effect. Others drink it in the morning on an empty stomach. The timing can be adjusted based on individual routine.
Can we combine this with other Deng Qihui herbal teas in one order?
Yes, mixed pallets combining this SKU with the cold brew tea or refreshing tea lines are possible. Contact [email protected] to discuss your order mix and logistics.

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