15 cups
When consumed before bedtime, body & mind start to feel more relaxed and in a meditative state to go to sleep.

30 cups
Increased melatonin levels (sleep aid) in the blood stream, wake up less drowsy and more rested.

45 cups
Lavender is highly-effective as a plant melatonin booster and naturally eases the body into a restful sleep without any sedative effects. Non-addictive with no harmful side effects

Tea is the second most popular drink in the world, after water. For centuries now, sitting down with a cup of tea and sipping it slowly has been known to clear our minds. At Ausum, we make functional teas that play a much bigger role in your healthy diet and help you go stress-free.
Functional teas are not always truly "tea". They are combinations of natural ingredients with superfoods that help the body manage lifestyle issues effectively. The Ausum Collection offers a range of untraditional, vibrant green tea leaves, herbal, spiced, fruity and floral concoctions.
Sip on, stress off. It’s that simple.

Two of the most popular materials used to create tea bags are nylon and paper.
Nylon is non-biodegradable and takes an average of 30 to 40 years to decompose. When exposed to hot water, can release chemicals that are toxic in nature. Each nylon teabag releases 11.6 bn microplastics in a single tea cup (source: BBC).
Paper teabags are treated with Epichlorohydrin, a chemical that’s also commonly used as a pesticide. Just like synthetics release toxins when in contact with boiling water, so does chemically treated paper.
Made with non-plastic, plant-based corn starch, Ausum teabags are 100% biodegradable. Unlike nylon or paper, no micro-plastics steep into your tea. The bag decomposes within 3-6 months, with no trace!

- Fill your cup with 200- 250 ml of hot water.
- Add teabag and steep for 4-5 minutes.
- Enjoy at any time of the day.
In addition to the calming effects of functional teas, the physical warmth provided by the hot beverage has an emotional appeal. Watching the colours unfurl into the cup and taking in the gentle aroma most certainly has an element of calmness involved.