If you came looking for one of our teas and could not find it, it is probably still here under a different name. Nothing was discontinued.
We changed the names on seven products over the last two weeks. Same farm, same studio, same jars on the shelf.
Which Mayim Farm products changed names?
- Slim Tea is now After Supper Tea
- Detox Tea is now Dandelion Root Tea
- Sinus Support Tea is now Sniffle Season Tea
- Sinus Support Capsules are now Sniffle Season Capsules
- Anti-Inflammatory Tea is now Rocking Chair Tea
- Bronchial Support Tea is now Chest Tea
- Moringa Mint Sage Tea is now Moringa Tulsi Tea
Why did Mayim Farm change the product names?
Most of the old names described what the product was supposed to do to a part of your body. Bronchial Support. Sinus Support. Anti-Inflammatory. We are not comfortable putting that kind of promise on a bag of dried plants, and the naming rules are stricter than most people know. The new names say what the tea is, or when we drink it, and leave the rest alone.
Did the blends change, or only the names?
The names changed and the blends did not. Every tea on this list is mixed the way it always was, in the same studio, by the same hands, from the same jars. One thing is worth telling you separately from the renaming: we took lobelia out of our blends. That affects Chest Tea, which used to be Bronchial Support Tea. What goes in that bag now is mullein, skullcap, wild cherry bark, dandelion root, peppermint, slippery elm bark, and chickweed, in equal parts.
What if my bag still has the old label on it?
An old Mayim Farm label is fine to use. We relabel as we bag, so old and new labels are both in circulation for a while. Some barcodes changed with the names, which matters at our farm store register and nowhere else.
Do the old product links still work?
Yes. If you bookmarked one of these Mayim Farm product pages under its old name, or saved the link in an email, that link still lands on the right page. You do not need to hunt for it.
If you cannot find something, email us and we will point you to it.