NeoLifeTea — Instant Energy Tea with Ginseng — 3.6 g × 15 Sticks

Original price was: $75.69.Current price is: $65.82.

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NeoLifeTea is an instant herbal energy tea in single-serve sticks — green, black and white tea with Panax ginseng, Codonopsis pilosula and Rhodiola rosea, lemon flavoured and sweetened with fructose and honey. Half a stick in 250 ml of hot or cold water makes one cup carrying 85 mg of caffeine, 1 g of sugar and 21 kJ. 15 sticks make 30 cups. Suitable for adults who want a tea-based drink at coffee-level caffeine that mixes in seconds anywhere. Gluten free. NAFDAC C1-2556. Recs-Medix has been an authorised NeoLife distributor in Nigeria since 2017 — Payment on Delivery nationwide, DHL Express worldwide.

Contains caffeine. Not recommended for children, pregnant or lactating women, or persons sensitive to caffeine.

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What is NeoLifeTea and what is it used for?

NeoLifeTea is an instant herbal tea drink mix in single-serve sticks. Half a stick stirred into 250 ml of hot or cold water makes one cup, and that cup supplies 85 mg of caffeine, a 661 mg NeoLife Tea Blend of green, black and white tea, and a 55 mg NeoLife Herbal Blend of Panax ginseng, Codonopsis pilosula and Rhodiola rosea. It is drunk hot or cold.

It belongs to the instant energy tea and herbal drink category rather than the vitamin or capsule category. There is nothing to brew and no teabag to steep. The powder dissolves straight into water at any temperature, which makes it usable at a desk, in transit or in a hotel room.

The pack holds 15 sticks of 3.6 g each, net weight 54 g. Because the labelled serving is half a stick, one pack makes 30 cups. NeoLife prints the front-of-pack description as an “Invigorating Herbal Tea Blend” and the side panel as an “Antioxidant-Rich Herbal Tea Blend”.

This pack is made for NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria and NeoLife International (Pty) Ltd, Modderfontein, Gauteng, by Natural Formulas of 2125 American Avenue, Hayward, California, USA. It carries NAFDAC registration number C1-2556. Recs-Medix Natural Solutions has been an authorised distributor of NeoLife in Nigeria since 2017 and ships worldwide by DHL Express.

NeoLifeTea is a tea and herbal drink, not a medicine. It is intended to support general health and wellbeing, not to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

How much caffeine is in one cup of NeoLifeTea?

One cup made to the label directions — half a stick (1.8 g) in 250 ml of water — contains 85 mg of caffeine. That caffeine comes from two declared sources: 65 mg of caffeine powder and the naturally occurring caffeine in the Camellia sinensis tea extract. A whole stick used in a single mug doubles the amount to 170 mg, so the directions are worth following if you are counting your intake.

Here is how one cup compares with other everyday drinks. The comparison figures are the general guideline amounts published by the US Food and Drug Administration.

Drink Serving Caffeine
NeoLifeTea, made as directed 250 ml (half a stick) 85 mg
NeoLifeTea, whole stick in one mug 250 ml (one stick) 170 mg
Brewed coffee 8 fl oz (about 240 ml) 80–100 mg
Brewed tea 8 fl oz (about 240 ml) 30–50 mg
Cola 12 fl oz (about 355 ml) 35–55 mg
Energy drink 8 fl oz (about 240 ml) 40–250 mg
Dark chocolate 1 oz (about 28 g) about 12 mg

Reference intakes differ by country, so the table below sets one cup against the amounts food safety authorities describe as raising no safety concerns. These are population reference figures, not a personal recommendation.

Group Reference amount Cups of NeoLifeTea
Healthy adults, per day (EFSA, EU and UK) up to 400 mg from all sources 4 cups = 340 mg, leaving 60 mg for everything else
Healthy adults, single dose (EFSA) up to 200 mg 2 cups at once
Healthy adults, per day (FDA, USA) 400 mg 4 cups = 340 mg, leaving 60 mg for everything else
Pregnant or breastfeeding women (EFSA) up to 200 mg per day see the label warning below
Children and adolescents (EFSA) 3 mg per kg of body weight per day see the label warning below

The pack carries this warning in full: “Contains caffeine. Not recommended for children, pregnant or lactating women, or persons sensitive to caffeine.” Follow the pack, not the reference table, if the two point in different directions. Full detail is in EFSA’s scientific opinion on the safety of caffeine and the FDA’s consumer guidance on caffeine.

What does NeoLifeTea do?

NeoLifeTea is a caffeinated tea drink. Each 250 ml cup supplies 85 mg of caffeine, the same range as a cup of coffee, alongside 580 mg of green, black and white tea extract and 55 mg of ginseng, codonopsis and rhodiola. The caffeine is the part of the formula most people notice.

NeoLife describes the product on the pack in these words: “NeoLifeTea is a delicious and refreshing tea and herbal blend enjoyed hot or cold. Our exclusive instant Tea Blend helps the body to feel more invigorated and work more efficiently, while Herbal Blend ingredients enhance alertness and wellbeing.”

NeoLife states in its wider product information that “Black, Green & White teas support the promotion of instant energy, fat burning, and efficient metabolism”, that “Panax ginseng, Codonopsis pilosula and Rhodiola rosea herbs support mental alertness and well being”, and that its standardised green tea extract “delivers active EGCG, the key compound attributed to the fat-burning effects of green tea”.

These statements have not been evaluated by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

What are the key benefits of NeoLifeTea?

Each cup delivers a fixed 85 mg of caffeine rather than a variable brew, three tea types in one extract, three herbs, and 1 g of sugar, from a stick that mixes instantly in hot or cold water without a kettle or teabag. Every point below is printed on the pack.

  • A measured 85 mg of caffeine per cup, so you always know what you are drinking; a home-brewed cup varies with leaf, water and steeping time.
  • 580 mg of Camellia sinensis extract per serving, drawn from green tea, black tea and white tea rather than one tea type.
  • A 55 mg NeoLife Herbal Blend of Panax ginseng root, Codonopsis pilosula root and Rhodiola rosea rhizome extracts.
  • 16 mg of a standardised green tea extract, declared separately from the three-tea extract.
  • 1 g of sugar and 21 kJ per cup (5 kcal, calculated), lemon flavoured and sweetened with fructose and honey.
  • Mixes instantly in hot or cold water, so an iced cup takes no longer to make than a hot one.
  • Single-serve sticks that fit a pocket, handbag or laptop sleeve — no kettle, teabag, spoon or scale needed.
  • Gluten free, as printed on the pack.
  • NAFDAC registered under number C1-2556.

Who is NeoLifeTea for?

NeoLifeTea suits adults who already drink caffeinated drinks and want a tea-based one that travels well and mixes in seconds. A stick in a bag needs no kettle, teabag or spoon.

  • Adults who want a tea-based alternative to instant coffee at a similar caffeine level.
  • Commuters, office workers and shift workers who need a drink that does not depend on kitchen access.
  • Frequent travellers, who can carry sticks into a hotel room without carrying a tin.
  • Office and remote workers who want a measured cup rather than a mug of unknown strength.
  • Anyone who wants a hot or iced drink with 1 g of sugar and 21 kJ per cup.

What is in each NeoLifeTea stick?

Each 1.8 g serving is built from two named blends totalling 716 mg, plus fructose, lemon flavour and honey. Amounts are per 1.8 g serving.

NeoLife Tea Blend — 661 mg

The larger of the two blends, and the source of the drink’s tea character. It contains 580 mg of Camellia sinensis extract covering green tea, black tea and white tea; 65 mg of caffeine powder; and 16 mg of Camellia sinensis (green tea) extract declared on its own line as a standardised extract, which NeoLife describes as the component that delivers EGCG. Green, black and white tea all come from the same plant and differ in how the leaf is handled after picking, which is why one blend can carry all three. The caffeine powder plus the caffeine occurring naturally in the tea brings the total to the 85 mg per serving printed on the panel.

NeoLife Herbal Blend — 55 mg

Three plant extracts that NeoLife groups together and that are commonly described as adaptogens: Panax ginseng, Codonopsis pilosula and Rhodiola rosea.

Panax ginseng extract (root) — 20 mg

Asian ginseng, one of the most widely used roots in traditional Chinese herbal practice. If you take prescription medicine or live with diabetes, read the safety section below before you start.

Codonopsis pilosula extract (root) — 20 mg

Known as dang shen and used in traditional Chinese herbal practice, often alongside or in place of ginseng.

Rhodiola rosea extract (rhizome) — 15 mg

Golden root, a plant of cold northern regions with a long history of traditional use in Scandinavia, Russia and China.

Fructose, lemon flavour and honey

These are the three items declared under Other Ingredients. They supply the lemon character and the 1 g of sugar per serving. Because the pack contains honey, this product is not suitable for vegans.

What does the nutrition panel show?

Nutrition Information is printed for one 1.8 g serving and per 100 g. The panel gives 30 servings per container.

Per 1.8 g serving Amount Per 100 g
Energy 21 kJ 1167 kJ
Protein 0 g 0 g
Glycaemic carbohydrate 1 g 56 g
of which total sugar 1 g 56 g
Total fat 0 g 0 g
Dietary fibre 0 g 0 g
Dietary sodium 0 mg 0 mg
Total caffeine (from caffeine powder and Camellia sinensis tea extract) 85 mg 4.7 g
NeoLife Tea Blend 661 mg 37 g
Camellia sinensis extract (green tea, black tea, white tea) 580 mg 32.5 g
Caffeine powder 65 mg 3.6 g
Camellia sinensis (green tea) extract 16 mg 0.9 g
NeoLife Herbal Blend 55 mg 3 g
Panax ginseng extract (root) 20 mg 1.1 g
Codonopsis pilosula extract (root) 20 mg 1.1 g
Rhodiola rosea extract (rhizome) 15 mg 0.8 g
Other ingredients Fructose, lemon flavour, and honey

The 100 g column is a reference basis, not a serving — 100 g of the powder would be more than 55 sticks. Read the serving column for what is in your cup, and use the 100 g column only when comparing this powder against another powder.

How do you make and drink NeoLifeTea?

Mix half a stick (1.8 g) per 250 ml of hot or cold water. That is the full instruction printed on the pack. Each 3.6 g stick therefore makes two cups, and each pack of 15 sticks makes 30 cups.

  • Hot: pour 250 ml of hot water over the powder and stir. It dissolves without steeping, so there is no waiting time and nothing to strain.
  • Cold: stir into 250 ml of cold water, or shake in a bottle. It dissolves in cold water too, which is what makes an iced version practical.
  • A whole stick in one mug gives two servings and 170 mg of caffeine in a single drink. Keep to the labelled half stick if you are watching your caffeine intake.

Getting the most from it

Treat it the way you would treat any caffeinated drink: pick your timing, and count it towards everything else caffeinated you have that day.

  • Caffeine can lengthen the time it takes to fall asleep, so many people keep it to the earlier part of the day.
  • Coffee, cola, energy drinks, ordinary tea and some medicines all add to the same daily caffeine total.
  • Drink plain water alongside it. A caffeinated drink is not a substitute for the water you would otherwise drink.
  • If you are new to a drink of this strength, start with one cup and see how it suits you.

Results vary between individuals. A drink of this kind is intended to sit alongside a healthy diet and lifestyle, not to replace them.

Who should avoid NeoLifeTea, and what side effects are possible?

The pack states: “Contains caffeine. Not recommended for children, pregnant or lactating women, or persons sensitive to caffeine.” Read this section before ordering if any of the groups below apply to you, and speak to a qualified healthcare professional if you are unsure.

Do not use this product if

  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding. The pack does not recommend it for pregnant or lactating women. Panax ginseng adds a second reason: the US National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health reports that some studies suggest Asian ginseng may be unsafe when taken orally during pregnancy, and that little is known about its use while breastfeeding.
  • The drink is for a child. The pack does not recommend it for children, and the product should be kept out of reach of children.
  • You are sensitive to caffeine, or caffeine has previously caused you palpitations, tremor, headaches or broken sleep.

Check with your doctor or pharmacist first if

  • You live with diabetes. NCCIH notes that some evidence suggests Asian ginseng might lower blood sugar levels, so anyone taking blood-sugar medicine should get advice before starting.
  • You take prescription medicine of any kind. NCCIH names calcium channel blockers and other high blood pressure medicines, statins and some antidepressants among the medicines Asian ginseng might interact with.
  • You take anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicine, or are due to have surgery.
  • You have a heart rhythm problem, high blood pressure, an anxiety disorder, a sleep disorder, an overactive thyroid, a stomach ulcer or reflux, or any long-term condition.
  • You have hereditary fructose intolerance or you avoid fructose. Fructose is a declared ingredient.
  • You have a soya allergy. Contact us before ordering and we can check the current allergen information for this pack with NeoLife.
  • You avoid honey, or you follow a vegan diet. Honey is a declared ingredient.

Possible side effects

The effects most commonly associated with a caffeinated drink at this level are restlessness, jitteriness, a faster heartbeat, headache, stomach upset and difficulty sleeping, particularly in people who do not usually take caffeine or who drink it late in the day. Regular caffeine users who stop abruptly may get a headache for a day or two. Any herbal ingredient can cause an allergic reaction in a susceptible person. Stop taking it and seek medical advice if you react badly.

Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before adding any new caffeinated or herbal product to your routine, especially if you have a medical condition or take medication.

What does NeoLifeTea not do?

  • It is not a medicine and does not replace prescription medication. Do not stop or change a prescribed treatment because you have started drinking it.
  • It does not treat, cure or prevent any disease, and no claim of that kind is made for it.
  • It does not guarantee weight loss, and no product can. Weight change follows overall diet and activity.
  • It is not caffeine free and it is not a herbal infusion for the evening. Each cup carries 85 mg of caffeine.
  • It is not a substitute for sleep. Caffeine can mask tiredness for a few hours; it does not replace rest.
  • It is not a meal replacement and not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
  • It does not supply vitamins or minerals. The panel declares none, so it is not a multivitamin and does not replace one.

How should you store NeoLifeTea?

  • Store in a cool, dry place below 25°C and protect from light.
  • Keep the pack closed and away from steam, kettles and hobs so the powder does not clump.
  • Fold over any part-used stick and use it within the day.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Check the manufacture and expiry dates before use. They are printed on the base of the pack.

What will you receive, and how do you check the pack is genuine?

You receive one sealed NeoLifeTea pack containing 15 sticks of 3.6 g each, net weight 54 g, in NeoLife’s white pack with the green and gold NEOLIFETEA lettering and the lemon, tea leaf and ginseng root photograph on the front. The pack measures roughly 8.3 x 3.8 x 12.7 cm.

Four checks establish that you have the pack this listing describes:

  • The front panel reads “Invigorating Herbal Tea Blend”, “15 STICKS”, “3.6 g each” and “Net Wt. 54 g”, with the SAB seal of the NeoLife Scientific Advisory Board.
  • The caffeine warning is printed across the bottom of the front panel.
  • The back panel carries the Nutrition Information table, the Made for block naming NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos and Natural Formulas of Hayward, California, and NAFDAC Regn. No. C1-2556.
  • Manufacture and expiry dates are printed on the base of the pack, and the printing on a genuine pack is sharp and correctly aligned.

NAFDAC registration records the registered product; it is not an assessment of any health claim. Recs-Medix stocks sealed product through authorised NeoLife distribution. We do not sell opened, repackaged or grey-market goods. If you want to check anything about this pack before ordering, contact the Recs-Medix team and we can check the available product information for you.

Why buy NeoLifeTea from Recs-Medix Natural Solutions?

Recs-Medix has sold authentic NeoLife products in Nigeria since 2017 and ships them worldwide. Ordering online takes a couple of minutes and the pack comes to your door.

  • Same-day delivery in Lagos and Abuja where available on orders placed early in the day.
  • Nationwide delivery across Nigeria, typically within 1 to 3 business days.
  • Payment on Delivery available nationwide within Nigeria.
  • DHL Express international shipping to the USA, UK, Canada, the EU and Australia, typically 3 to 5 business days.
  • Naira, US dollar, pound sterling, euro and other currency options at checkout.
  • Authorised NeoLife distribution in Nigeria since 2017, with sealed stock.
  • Support by WhatsApp, phone and email before and after you order.

Full terms are on our shipping and delivery page and our returns and refunds policy. General ordering questions are answered on our supplement store FAQ. You can also see the full NeoLife range at Recs-Medix.

Frequently asked questions about NeoLifeTea

What is NeoLife tea used for?

It is used as an everyday caffeinated drink, hot or cold. NeoLife describes it on the pack as a tea and herbal blend whose instant Tea Blend “helps the body to feel more invigorated and work more efficiently, while Herbal Blend ingredients enhance alertness and wellbeing”. Each cup carries 85 mg of caffeine.

Does NeoLifeTea have side effects?

A drink containing 85 mg of caffeine per cup can cause restlessness, a faster heartbeat, headache, stomach upset or disturbed sleep in people who are sensitive to caffeine or who drink it late in the day. Stop and seek medical advice if you react badly.

Is NeoLifeTea a weight loss tea?

It is an energy tea, and no weight-loss outcome is promised or guaranteed for it. NeoLife’s own product information states that “Black, Green & White teas support the promotion of instant energy, fat burning, and efficient metabolism”. Weight change follows overall diet and activity, and each cup carries 85 mg of caffeine and 1 g of sugar.

Can I drink NeoLifeTea every day?

The pack sets a serving size and a caffeine warning rather than a daily limit. Treat it as a caffeinated drink and count it towards your daily caffeine total, which EFSA and the FDA both describe as up to 400 mg a day for healthy adults from all sources. One cup made as directed is 85 mg.

Can children, pregnant or breastfeeding women drink it?

No. The pack states it is not recommended for children, pregnant or lactating women, or persons sensitive to caffeine. Keep the pack out of reach of children.

How much does NeoLifeTea cost in Nigeria?

The current price for the 15-stick pack is shown with the Add to Cart button and updates automatically. Prices are displayed in naira and switch to US dollars, pounds, euros and other currencies using the selector at checkout. Payment on Delivery is available nationwide in Nigeria.

What is the difference between GNLD and NeoLife?

They are the same company. GNLD stood for Golden Neo-Life Diamite, founded in California in 1958 by Jerry Brassfield and rebranded as NeoLife International in the early 2010s. He remains Chairman; his daughter Kendra Brassfield is Chief Executive Officer. Products sold in Nigeria are made for NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos.

What are the benefits of taking NeoLife Tre-en-en?

Tre-en-en is a different product — NeoLife’s grain concentrate of rice bran, soya bean and wheat germ oils, in capsules rather than sticks. It contains no caffeine, so it is not an alternative to this tea. Full details are on the NeoLife Tre-en-en 60 capsules page.

Does Recs-Medix ship NeoLifeTea internationally?

Yes. We ship by DHL Express to the USA, UK, Canada, the EU and Australia, typically within 3 to 5 business days. Customers outside Nigeria should check their own national rules on importing food and herbal products before ordering.

Which NeoLife products go well with NeoLifeTea?

These statements have not been evaluated by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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

This drink should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Last updated: 25 August 2026.

Weight 0.08 kg
Dimensions 8 × 4 × 12 cm

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NeoLifeTea front pack, white box reading Invigorating Herbal Tea Blend, 15 sticks 3.6 g each, net weight 54 g, with lemon and ginseng photograph.NeoLifeTea — Instant Energy Tea with Ginseng — 3.6 g × 15 Sticks
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