What Is Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea?
Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea is a bagged herbal infusion — a tea you brew and drink, not an eye drop, an eye wash or anything applied to the eye. The pack carries the Ganabi Wellness mark, names Destma Wellness as producer and Ganabi Global Limited as marketer, and contains 20 tea bags. “I-C” is part of the product name, not a description of what the tea does. In our catalogue it sits in the vision support range.
What Does the Ganabi I-C Label Confirm?
| Product name | Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea |
|---|---|
| Pack size | 20 tea bags |
| Directions for use | One tea bag in the morning and one tea bag in the evening, after a meal |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C |
| Indication panel | Names glaucoma and myopia. That is the manufacturer’s printed wording; Recs-Medix does not repeat it as a claim. |
| Age statement | The front reads “For adults and children”. On our photograph “and children” is clearly legible but the first word is obscured by glare and creasing, so the line is being confirmed against a clearer image. |
| NAFDAC registration | The pack displays NAFDAC Reg. No. A7-102459L. Registration is not an endorsement of any health claim. |
| Produced by | Destma Wellness, as printed on the pack |
| Marketed by | Ganabi Global Limited, as printed on the pack |
| Dates | Manufactured May 2026; expiry April 2028, as printed on the pack |
What Is in Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea?
The pack lists seven botanicals with percentages, in the order below; they sum to 100%. Some are printed in forms that are not accepted botanical names, so the table shows the pack wording exactly as printed beside the probable correct name. We have identified where the label appears to differ rather than correcting it.
| Exactly as printed on the pack | Probable botanical name and common name | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| EUPHRASIA OFFICINAL’S | Euphrasia officinalis – eyebright | 40% |
| GINKGO BILOBA | Ginkgo biloba – ginkgo | 20% |
| CURCUMA LONGA | Curcuma longa – turmeric | 10% |
| GARCINIA KOLA | Garcinia kola – bitter kola | 10% |
| DAUCUS CAROTA | Daucus carota – carrot | 5% |
| FOENUCULUM | Foeniculum – fennel | 10% |
| CAMELLIA GENESIS | Not an accepted name. The genus Camellia includes the plant ordinary tea comes from; the species is unconfirmed and not guessed here | 5% |
The pack does not state a caffeine content, a per-tea-bag weight, a plant part or an extraction method. We have asked the marketer to confirm all four.
What You Should Know Before Using Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea
The pack’s indication panel names two eye conditions, and the pack prints no cautions at all — no pregnancy, breastfeeding, medication or medical-condition warning appears anywhere on it. Recs-Medix does not sell this product on the basis of that indication, and a label’s silence is not evidence of safety.
What this tea does not do. It is a herbal tea, not a medicine. It does not treat, reverse or cure glaucoma, short-sightedness (myopia) or any other diagnosed eye disease, and it is not a replacement for prescribed eye drops, glasses, contact lenses, laser treatment or surgery. The manufacturer states no timeframe for any effect, and neither do we.
When to see an eye specialist instead. Eye conditions are diagnosed and managed by an optometrist or ophthalmologist through an eye examination, and delaying that assessment carries a real risk to sight. Book an examination rather than self-treating if you notice vision changing, blurring or narrowing, eye pain, redness that does not settle, haloes around lights, or any sudden change in what you can see. If you have already been told you have an eye condition, continue your prescribed treatment and speak to the professional who prescribed it before adding anything to your routine.
Who should check with a professional first. Treat these as sensible precautions rather than label text, since the pack gives none:
- Age. The front reads “For adults and children”, but as a matter of Recs-Medix retail policy we supply it to adults aged 18 and over only. Any parent considering a herbal tea for a child should speak to a doctor or pharmacist first.
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding. The pack gives no guidance. Speak to a healthcare professional before use.
- Prescribed medicines. The pack gives no instruction about medicines. Ask a pharmacist or doctor before combining this tea with any prescribed treatment, particularly eye medication.
- Existing conditions and allergies. Anyone under the care of an eye specialist, with a diagnosed medical condition, or allergic to a listed ingredient should seek advice first.
How Do You Prepare, Store and Get Through a Pack?
The pack directs one tea bag in the morning and one in the evening, after a meal — two a day. Brew each bag as you would any herbal tea, using freshly boiled water. The pack prints no steeping time, cup size or water volume, so no figures are invented here. Do not exceed two a day unless a healthcare professional advises otherwise.
At that rate a 20-bag pack works out at a calculated 10-day supply — our calculation from the pack’s directions, not a printed figure, and the pack recommends no particular length of use. Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place as printed, keep the pack closed and out of reach of children, and check the manufacturing and expiry dates on the back panel before use.
Why Buy Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea From Recs-Medix?
- Authentic, sealed stock. Sourced from authorised distributors and dispatched in the original sealed pack, with the NAFDAC number, producer, marketer and date panel intact for you to check.
- Physical stores. Walk-in stores in Lagos and Abuja, with same-day dispatch where available.
- Nationwide and international delivery. Across Nigeria, and tracked DHL Express internationally — see shipping and delivery.
- Payment on Delivery. Available for customers within Nigeria.
- Straight answers. Supplying natural wellness products since 2017 — if you are unsure whether this suits you, contact our team.
Related Eye-Wellness Supplements
Other eye-wellness options in the same part of our catalogue:
- TOPMO Wellness Jandes Herbal Capsules – Daily Eye and Vision Support — oral capsules from the same producer, Destma Wellness
- HealthGarde Eye Garde – Eye Health & Vision Support
- Vokin Biotech iFocus – Eye & Vision Support
- De GreenHouse Clear Eye Capsule – Herbal Eye Care Capsules, a herbal eye care capsule for people who prefer not to use drops
- De GreenHouse Clear Eye Drop – Herbal Eye Drops, a herbal eye drop with aloe vera, eyebright, chamomile and tea tree oil
Frequently Asked Questions About Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea
Does it treat glaucoma or short-sightedness?
No. The manufacturer’s indication panel names both, but Recs-Medix does not sell or describe this tea as a treatment for either. Both are diagnosed and managed by a qualified eye-care professional, and glaucoma needs ongoing monitoring. Please do not delay an eye examination or stop prescribed treatment.
Does Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea contain caffeine?
The pack does not state a caffeine content. The blend includes 5% of a Camellia species — the genus ordinary tea comes from — so we have asked the marketer to confirm. Until it is confirmed, anyone sensitive to caffeine or avoiding it should check first.
Can children drink it?
The front of the pack reads “For adults and children”, but Recs-Medix supplies it to adults aged 18 and over only, as a matter of retail policy. The pack carries no separate children’s dosing instruction, so please speak to a doctor or pharmacist before giving it to a child.
Can I drink it alongside my medication?
The pack gives no instruction about medicines at all, which is not the same as saying there is no interaction. Ask a pharmacist or doctor before combining it with any prescribed treatment, particularly eye drops or long-term medication. Do not stop a prescribed treatment to try a herbal tea.
Are there any side effects?
The pack lists none, but that is not a guarantee that none occur, and individual responses to herbal ingredients vary. If you notice any reaction after drinking it, stop and speak to a qualified healthcare professional.
Where can I buy the original Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea?
From Recs-Medix Natural Solutions — stores in Lagos and Abuja, delivery across Nigeria and tracked DHL Express internationally. Buying from an established retailer means correctly stored, in-date stock in its original sealed pack.
Disclaimer: Ganabi I-C Herbal Tea is a herbal tea, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This page draws on the printed pack and does not replace professional medical advice. If you have any eye symptom or a diagnosed eye condition, please see a qualified eye-care professional.
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