Amazon Green Tea Price October 2026: Rs. 2 to Rs. 19.63 a Tea Bag

Rs. 200 for 100 bags is Rs. 2.00 a bag - the cheapest tea bag among the 60 listings in this read that print a count, and one twentieth of the dearest. Amazon prints its own rate on this tile as Rs. 2, which agrees.

It publishes no MRP above its selling price, so there is no discount badge to show and this page shows none. 4.1 stars from 416 ratings is a modest sample next to the 27,662 and 31,363 behind the two big-brand 100-bag boxes further down this page, and that gap is the honest trade at this price. 'Green Tea For Weight Loss' is the listing's own title text; we did not brew, weigh or test anything, and we make no claim about what any tea does.

• Selling price: Rs. 200
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box of plain green tea from a house brand
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 2
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 2
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 416 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest per bag
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

The same house brand charges Rs. 50 more for the flavoured version of the box above - Rs. 2.50 a bag against Rs. 2.00, a 25% premium for ginger, mint and lemon. That is the clearest flavour premium on this shelf, because both boxes come from one seller at one count.

It carries a larger rating pool than the plain box, 926 against 416, at 4.0 stars. No MRP is published above the selling price, so no badge appears on this card. Amazon's own printed rate on the tile reads Rs. 2, which is the same figure rounded down rather than a different one.

• Selling price: Rs. 250
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box, ginger mint and lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 2.50
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 2
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 926 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Second cheapest
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

The title says '50 Bags (Pack of 2)', which is 100 bags for Rs. 258, or Rs. 2.58 a bag. Amazon's own rate on the tile reads Rs. 5 - computed as if the Rs. 258 bought 50 bags rather than 100. It is one of two listings in this read where the printed rate is calculated off a single unit of a declared multipack.

This is seller-supplied pack data producing an automatic figure, and we allege nothing about anyone's intent - it is simply the reason this page divides by the count in the title rather than trusting the rate beside the price. At 3.9 stars from 240 ratings it has the smallest pool of the sub-Rs. 3 group. No MRP is published above the price, so there is no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 258
• What the listing calls it: two 50-bag boxes of lemon green tea sold as one listing
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 2.58
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 5
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 240 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Multipack, rate understated
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 2.75 a bag against Rs. 5.60 for the best-known honey-lemon 100-bag box on the same shelf - the big brand costs 2.04 times as much per bag for a stated count that is identical. That pair is the single sharpest brand premium in this read.

The rating pools are not comparable: 1,407 here against 31,363 there, both at 4.0 and 4.4 stars. Sample size is the thing this shelf makes you weigh against price, and no card on this page pretends otherwise. No MRP is published above the price, so no badge is shown.

• Selling price: Rs. 275
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box, honey and lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 2.75
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 2
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 1,407 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest honey lemon
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 300 for 100 plain bags is Rs. 3.00 each, 25 paise a bag more than the same seller's honey-lemon box at Rs. 275. On the house brand two cards up the flavoured box was the dearer one; here the order reverses, which is a useful reminder that flavour premiums on this shelf are set listing by listing rather than by any rule.

Amazon's printed rate on this particular tile reads Rs. 0 - the only zero in the read, and the clearest single reason to divide the price yourself. 4.1 stars from 1,600 ratings. No MRP above the selling price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 300
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box, no added flavour
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 3
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 0
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 1,600 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Plain costs more here
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 4.04 a bag is roughly double the cheapest bag on the shelf, but this is the first listing on the way up with a rating pool in five figures - 9,557 ratings at 4.0 stars. Everything cheaper than it here is rated by between 240 and 1,600 people.

It is also one of the few boxes stating a net weight as well as a count: 150 g across 100 bags, which works out at 1.5 g a bag. Most listings on this shelf state a count and no weight, which is why this page prices per bag rather than per gram. No MRP is published above the price; no badge is shown. 'Zero Calories' is the listing's own printed claim and we did not test it.

• Selling price: Rs. 404
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box, 150 g, from Amazon's own grocery label
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 4.04
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 4
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 9,557 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheap with a real sample
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

This is the 100-bag box of exactly the tea sold 25 bags at a time further down this page. Rs. 4.87 a bag here against Rs. 6.08 there - the small box costs 25% more per bag for the same brand and the same flavour.

Its rating pool, 27,662 at 4.4 stars, is among the largest in the read and dwarfs the 4,418 on the 25-bag version, which is the usual pattern when one product sells in two sizes. Amazon's printed rate on this tile reads Rs. 4, agreeing with ours once rounded down. No MRP is published above the selling price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 487
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box, lemon and honey
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 4.87
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 4
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 27,662 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Big box, same tea
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 502 across the 100 bags the title states is Rs. 5.02 a bag. The figure amazon.in prints beside the price on this tile is Rs. 358, which is this box's rate per 100 g, not a list price and not a price per bag.

Three listings in this read print that kind of figure, and it is the whole reason no card on this page carries a discount badge: a number larger than the selling price is not automatically an MRP. 4.4 stars from 23,211 ratings, a sample comparable to its lemon-and-honey sibling above. Fifteen paise a bag separates the two flavours.

• Selling price: Rs. 502
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box, ginger mint and lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 5.02
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 358
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 23,211 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Per-100 g rate on the tile
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Twenty-five bags for Rs. 128 is Rs. 5.12 each - the cheapest tulsi bag in the read. The same brand's same blend also sits on this shelf as a 50-bag twin-pack at Rs. 430, which works out at Rs. 8.60 a bag. Card 23 on this page is that listing, and buying double costs 68% more per bag.

The two are one product record rather than two similar ones, and the evidence is on the tiles themselves: both show the identical rating pool, 4.4 stars from 747 ratings. Ratings attach to a product rather than to a slot, so a shared count across two listings is the standard fingerprint. Amazon's printed rate here reads Rs. 5, agreeing with ours. Neither listing publishes an MRP above its price, so neither carries a badge, and we allege no mispricing by anyone - several listings for one product is an ordinary retail arrangement.

• Selling price: Rs. 128
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box of tulsi green tea, honey lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 5.12
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 5
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 747 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: The Rs. 128 listing
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

4.4 stars from 31,363 ratings is the largest sample on this shelf, and Rs. 5.60 a bag is 2.04 times what the Rs. 275 honey-lemon box four cards up charges for the same stated count of the same flavour. Whether that gap buys anything is not something this page can test; what it can do is state both numbers.

Its own 25-bag box, at Rs. 154, works out at Rs. 6.16 - 10% dearer per bag, the narrowest of the three pack-size gaps in this read. Amazon prints Rs. 5 on this tile. No MRP above the selling price, so no badge. 'Weight Loss' and 'Catechins to Boost Metabolism' are the listing's own words, reproduced and not assessed.

• Selling price: Rs. 560
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box, honey lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 5.60
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 5
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 31,363 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Most-rated listing
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 152 for 25 bags is Rs. 6.08 each against Rs. 4.87 for the 100-bag box of the same brand and flavour - a 25% premium for buying a quarter as much. It is the widest of the three like-for-like pack-size gaps on this shelf.

Its rating pool is 4,418 at 4.3 stars, against 27,662 at 4.4 for the big box. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 6, agreeing with ours. No MRP above the price, so no badge. If the small box is what gets finished rather than forgotten, the premium is a real cost of not wasting tea - that is a judgement about your kitchen, not a claim about the product.

• Selling price: Rs. 152
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box, lemon and honey
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 6.08
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 6
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 4,418 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Small box premium
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 6.16 a bag against Rs. 5.60 for the 100-bag box of the same brand and flavour is a 10% premium - the smallest penalty for buying small anywhere in this read. Tetley charges 25% for the same move and Twinings 32%.

That spread matters more than it looks: on this shelf the size premium is set brand by brand and ranges from a tenth to a third, so 'buy the big box' is good general advice and poor arithmetic. 4.3 stars from 6,402 ratings. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 6. No MRP above the selling price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 154
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box, honey lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 6.16
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 6
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 6,402 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Smallest size premium
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

This tile shows Rs. 164 and Rs. 504. The second figure is not a list price - 25 Lipton bags weigh roughly 32.5 g, and Rs. 164 across 32.5 g is Rs. 504 per 100 g. Read as an MRP it would have produced a 67% discount badge on this card. There is no such discount, so there is no badge.

The same arithmetic explains the Rs. 700 on the Eco Valley box two cards down. Across all 24 listings seated here, not one publishes a figure we could verify as a genuine MRP above its selling price, which is why this entire page shows the price alone. Rs. 6.56 a bag puts it mid-table. 4.3 stars from 1,452 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 164
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box, raspberry mint
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 6.56
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 504
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 1,452 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Why there are no badges here
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 6.80 a bag against Rs. 6.08 for the same brand's 25-bag lemon-and-honey box is a 12% flavour premium. At the 100-bag size the same two flavours sit 15 paise apart, so the gap widens in the small box rather than scaling.

4.3 stars from 4,535 ratings, almost exactly the pool behind the lemon-and-honey 25-bag box. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 6. No MRP above the price, so no badge. Nothing on this page says one flavour is better than another; the only thing being compared is what each costs per bag on one day.

• Selling price: Rs. 170
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box, ginger mint lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 6.80
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 6
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 4,535 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Flavour premium, small box
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 175 for 25 bags divides to exactly Rs. 7.00 a bag. The Rs. 700 printed beside the price is this box's rate per 100 g - 25 bags is about 25 g, so the figure is the selling price multiplied by four. Taken as an MRP it would have shown a 75% discount that nobody offered.

Two listings in 24 print this kind of figure in the slot a shopper reads as a list price, and a third prints a per-100 g rate of Rs. 358. 4.2 stars from 1,635 ratings. 'Certified organic', 'Boost Energy' and 'Helps Burn' are the listing's own printed words, reproduced as printed and not evaluated by us.

• Selling price: Rs. 175
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box, ginger mulethi lemon, certified organic
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 7
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 700
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,635 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Per-100 g rate again
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 8.31 a bag for a spiced kahwa blend sits just above the midpoint of this shelf's per-bag range. A 36-bag count is unusual here - most boxes are 25, 50 or 100 - and it is one of the reasons dividing by the stated count is the only way to line these listings up.

4.2 stars from 3,969 ratings. No MRP is published above the price, so no badge appears. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 8, agreeing with ours. 'Detoxifying' and 'Immunity' are the listing's own printed terms; we did not test, brew or assess anything and no health claim here is ours.

• Selling price: Rs. 299
• What the listing calls it: a 36-bag box of spiced Kashmiri kahwa
• Bag count stated in the title: 36
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 8.31
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 8
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 3,969 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Kahwa, mid-shelf
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

4.4 stars from 13,188 ratings is the largest pool behind any 25-bag box here, and Rs. 8.48 a bag sits almost exactly on this brand's middle.

Within this brand the per-bag figures run Rs. 5.12, Rs. 8.48, Rs. 8.60 and Rs. 8.98 depending on blend, count and which of two listings you land on - a 1.75x internal spread, almost all of it created by the single Rs. 128 listing at the bottom. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 8. No MRP above the selling price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 212
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box of tulsi green tea, lemon ginger
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 8.48
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 8
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 13,188 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Large pool, small box
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Doubling the count from 25 to 50 within this brand buys no discount at all: Rs. 8.98 a bag here against Rs. 8.48 for the 25-bag lemon-ginger box. That breaks the pattern the Tetley, Lipton and Twinings pairs set, where every larger box was cheaper per bag.

The two boxes are different blends, so this is not quite a like-for-like pair, and this card says so rather than claiming more than the data shows. 4.5 stars from 1,041 ratings is the highest average among the 24 seated. No MRP above the price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 449
• What the listing calls it: a 50-bag box of classic tulsi green tea
• Bag count stated in the title: 50
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 8.98
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 8
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.5 stars from 1,041 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: 50 bags, no size discount
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

57,699 ratings at 4.4 stars is the biggest sample behind any listing here - 84% more than the 31,363 behind the most-rated 100-bag box - and it belongs to a mid-priced 36-bag kahwa at Rs. 9.17 a bag.

It also states a net weight, 90 g across 36 bags, or 2.5 g a bag, which is noticeably heavier than the 1.5 g a bag the Amazon house label states. That is the clearest caution on this page about its own method: a bag is the unit every listing prints, and it is not a fixed quantity of tea. No MRP is published above the price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 330
• What the listing calls it: a 36-bag box of desi kahwa, 90 g
• Bag count stated in the title: 36
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 9.17
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 9
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 57,699 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Most-rated product
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 9.74 a bag is 4.9 times the cheapest bag on this shelf, and it comes with 206 ratings at 4.2 stars - a pool roughly a hundredth the size of the ones behind the big-brand 100-bag boxes priced at half the rate.

The shelf makes that trade repeatedly above Rs. 9 a bag: the premium listings tend to carry the smaller samples. Whether the tea differs is not something this page tested; it did not buy, brew or taste anything. 'Rich in Antioxidants' and 'Smooth & Non-Bitter' are the listing's own printed words. No MRP above the price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 487
• What the listing calls it: a 50-bag box of Himalayan green tea
• Bag count stated in the title: 50
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 9.74
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 9
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 206 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Premium price, small sample
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 1,049 is the highest checkout price among the 24 seated and Rs. 10.49 a bag is only the fourth highest per-bag figure - three smaller, cheaper boxes cost more per cup. That inversion is the reason this page exists in the shape it does.

It is 5.2 times the per-bag price of the cheapest 100-bag box on the same shelf. Its rating pool is 88 at 4.4 stars, one of the three smallest in the read, which is the familiar pattern at this end. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 10. No MRP above the price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,049
• What the listing calls it: a 100-bag box of pure green tea
• Bag count stated in the title: 100
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 10.49
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 10
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 88 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest box, not dearest bag
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

The same brand and the same blend as the card above: Rs. 13.84 a bag at 25 against Rs. 10.49 at 100, a 32% premium for buying a quarter as much. Tetley charges 25% for that move and Lipton 10%.

At Rs. 346 the box is a third of the big one's price, which is how a size premium stays invisible unless you divide. 4.5 stars from 81 ratings - the second smallest pool among the 24. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 13, agreeing with ours. No MRP above the selling price, so no badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 346
• What the listing calls it: a 25-bag box of the same pure green tea
• Bag count stated in the title: 25
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 13.84
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 13
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.5 stars from 81 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Steepest size premium
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

This is the twin-pack of the box at card 9: the same brand, the same blend, two boxes of 25 for Rs. 430 - Rs. 8.60 a bag against Rs. 5.12 for a single box. The two tiles carry the identical rating pool, 4.4 stars from 747 ratings, which is how you can tell one product record under two listings from two products.

That makes this the only brand in the read where buying more costs more per bag. Tetley, Lipton and Twinings all charge between 10% and 32% more for their small boxes; here the larger pack is 68% dearer per bag than the small one. Amazon's own printed rate on this tile reads Rs. 8, which agrees with ours. Note how we know the count: the search result for this listing truncates at '25 Tea Bags' and the '(Pack of 2)' only appears on the product page - every bag count on this page was re-read there before publication. Several listings for one product is an ordinary, lawful retail arrangement and nothing here alleges wrongdoing by anyone.

• Selling price: Rs. 430
• What the listing calls it: a 50-bag twin-pack of the same tulsi green tea, honey lemon
• Bag count stated in the title: 50
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 8.60
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 8
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 747 ratings
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Bigger pack, worse rate
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 589 across 30 stated bags is Rs. 19.63 each - 9.8 times the Rs. 2.00 at the top of this page, and the single widest gap in the read. It is also the only one of the 24 that publishes no star average and no rating count at all.

So there is nothing here to weigh against the price: no sample, no average, no stated MRP, and a count that is unusual for the shelf. Amazon's printed rate reads Rs. 19, agreeing with ours. 'Anti Aging', 'Cognitive Booster' and 'Weight Loss' are the listing's own printed words, reproduced as printed. We did not buy, brew or test it, and nothing on this page assesses any health claim.

• Selling price: Rs. 589
• What the listing calls it: a 30-bag box sold on weight-loss copy
• Bag count stated in the title: 30
• Price per tea bag: Rs. 19.63
• Rate amazon.in prints on the tile: Rs. 19
• Stated MRP and badge: none published above the selling price, so none shown
• Evidence published on the listing: no rating average and no rating count
• Health and benefit wording: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest per bag
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India