SpeedyVite® Kidney LifeBoost® Tea - Cleanse & Urinary Tract Support*

Hi Veronica,Thank you so much for your question! My apologies for the late reply. When you’re supporting your body with herbs, generally it’s best not to do the opposite at the same time. It’s kind of like changing the oil in your car and then filling it back up with something dirty. Alcohol works against what the tea is for, so I’d personally suggest skipping it for the event if that hasnt already taken place. A nice sparkling juice or mocktail or fresh fruit juice is a lovely option too.If you have any kidney or health concerns, it’s always best to check with your doctor or pharmacist.Have a wonderful event, and thank you so much for choosing SpeedyVite! Adam

Great question! Ideally yes - during a detox, reducing processed food and junk food will make a real difference. The tea is working to support your body's natural cleansing process, and eating clean gives it less to deal with and more room to work. Think of it like cleaning a room - it helps if you're not still making a mess while you clean!For coffee specifically - coffee is processed by the kidneys and liver, so cutting back or switching to herbal tea during a focused cleanse is a good idea. It doesn't have to be all or nothing, but reducing it will support the process. That said, doing something is better than doing nothing - if he's not ready to change his diet completely, the tea will still be beneficial. And if he's just using it for daily maintenance rather than a focused detox, coffee in moderation is fine. Either way, plenty of water alongside the tea makes a big difference.*

Sorry for the delayed response! It depends how much time you have. Generally for herbal teas if there are any larger ingredients, if you want to absolutely get everything out of it, then soak if for a bit before heating. It just softens it up. But it's not absolutely necessary (especially if you're in a hurry), boiling and simmering will get a ton of good stuff out of it. It can also be reused/ added to the next batch! Thanks, SpeedyVite Team

You could, but we suggest taking them one at a time- so you can focus on one system at a time.

Thanks for your question. None of our teas have included sugars or carbohydrates. This tea is not naturally sweet but if you want a sugar free sweetener, Stevia works well in all of our teas.

I would imagine it would be totally compatible with a water fast, as many of our customers use this along with juice cleanses. It is sugar and carbohydrate free and made with consciously cultivated organic and wildcrafted herbs.

No that is not necessary.

Hey there :) For best results, follow the instructions on the packaging - it involves presoaking the herbs and boiling them for 15 minutes. Otherwise you can prepare as a normal cup of looseleaf tea, it should still be very effective. Keep your eyes open over the next few months for an update on these items :)

Hey there, great question and sorry for the delay in response!Our teas aer manufactured for short interval use, and we cannot offer medical advice- that belongs in your primary care doctor's department.That said, drinking 1 cup a day of this would run you around $20 a month if you on subscribe and save, and I'm sure that your body would reap many benefits from herbal support beyond 1-2 ingredients. Although those 2 ingredients are great, we generally recommend quality blends of herbs to focus on a whole system of help, detox and support.Please feel free to reach out with any other questions!

No, the organic herbs in SpeedyVite Kidney Bladder tea are all naturally caffeine free.

Yes they are, as are all our products

All SpeedyVite products are made in a certified organic, GMP compliant facility using organic, wildcrafted and consciously cultivated ingredients. This is the standard we have maintained since we started. It is labeled on the product. Any other questions please don’t hesitate to reach out! Adam Speedy - Speedy Vite LLC

As a instensive detox: 1 serving size (approx 3 cups prepared) a day, for 5-14 days, followed by a 1 week break; resume if necessary. For general health and enjoyment, drink as desired.

2 tablespoons of dry herb in 32 oz. of pure water. Soak herbs in water for 2 to 4 hours, bring to slow boil, reduce heat and let simmer for 15 minutes. Strain, allow tea to cool and drink. If stronger tea is desired an additional 2 tablespoons of dry herbs may be added to 32 oz. of pure water, heat and serve. Repeat above directions as desired.

Hi, great practical questions!Regarding Preparing more than one day's worth:-> Preparing 2 days worth is totally fine. Remember too, letting the herbs sit in the water (maybe even overnight) is a great way to get the most out of them.ÂRegarding Storage of prepared tea, and what Temperature to drink it at:-> Once you're done soaking/ boiling, keeping them in the fridge is fine. When you're ready to drink them, heat to boiling point, then let them simmer for a minute or so, and drink at a hot (/comfortable) temperature. Putting the rest back in the fridge is fine. It's also a great idea to keep the left over strained herbs, and add them to the next batch (for up to 3 days). Manuka is a great addition!Regarding having Food & supplements whilst doing a Kidney Detox:-> This is fine, it's not necessary to drink the tea on an empty stomach. Supplements should be fine too.ÂAll the best and let us know if you have any further questions at all!SpeedyVite team

Javier,Thanks For reaching out. We are not sure about interference with Eliquis. Please consult your prescribing physician.Thanks,SpeedyVite Team

There's no asprin in it, just organic, natural herbal ingredients that are good for you.

Hi Yes we do! We actually have some in the UK right now, if you would like we send that locally with free shipping & you should get in a day or so, please contact us by chat or email and we'll manually generate the order for your approval via email. - SpeedyVite Team