Herbalife Herbal Tea UK 2026 – All Flavours & Guide

A practical guide to Herbalife Herbal Tea Concentrate in the UK — all flavours including the new Mango Dragon Fruit, current prices, how to use it, and how to choose the right one for your routine. If you are also using Herbalife Aloe or Liftoff, see our dedicated guides for those products.

Written by Rachel Orriss | Last updated July 2026 | 6 min read

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Quick answer: Herbal Tea Concentrate Original is the most popular starting flavour — mild, versatile, works hot or cold. The new Mango Dragon Fruit (102g) is the latest addition to the range. All 51g flavours are £18.96 (approx. 15 servings). The 102g Original is £28.96 (approx. 30 servings). Use it as a planned low-calorie drink replacement — not as a standalone weight loss product. See our best Herbalife products guide for how it fits into a full routine.

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Herbal Tea flavour guide — which one to choose

All flavours contain the same base formula — a blend of tea extracts and botanical ingredients including green tea. The difference is taste only. Choose based on how you prefer to drink it and what you are replacing in your routine.

Original

The most popular flavour. Mild, slightly earthy taste with a subtle green tea note. Works hot or cold. The safest starting point if you are unsure — it is the most versatile and the one most people stick with long term.

Lemon

Citrus-forward flavour. Brighter and sharper than Original. Works particularly well as a cold drink with ice. Good choice if you find Original too mild or if you are replacing a lemon-flavoured hot drink.

Raspberry

Fruity, slightly sweet flavour. Popular as a cold drink in summer. Good for people who prefer a more distinct fruit taste and want something that feels less like a traditional tea.

Peach

Light, sweet peach flavour. Softer and less sharp than Lemon or Raspberry. Works well hot or cold. Good for people who want a gentle fruit flavour without the tartness.

Mango Dragon Fruit ✨ New

Tropical, fruity flavour — the newest addition to the UK range. Available in 102g only. Bold and refreshing as a cold drink. A good choice if you want something noticeably different from the classic tea flavours.

Start with Original. It is the most versatile and works both hot and cold. Original, Lemon, Raspberry and Peach are all available in the 51g All Flavours pack if you want to try before committing to a single flavour. Mango Dragon Fruit is available separately in 102g.

How to use Herbal Tea Concentrate

Herbal Tea Concentrate is a powder that dissolves in hot or cold water. The standard serving is half a teaspoon (approximately 1.7g) in 240ml of water. You can adjust the strength to taste — some people use a full teaspoon for a stronger flavour.

Use How Notes
Hot drink Half teaspoon in hot (not boiling) water. Stir well. Most common use. Replace a morning coffee or mid-morning drink.
Cold drink Half teaspoon in cold water with ice. Popular in summer. Works well with Lemon, Raspberry, Peach or Mango Dragon Fruit.
Alongside a Formula 1 shake Use as a drink alongside your Formula 1 shake. Adds a low-calorie drink to the meal slot without extra calories.
With Aloe Concentrate Mix both in the same glass of water. A common combination — see our Aloe guide for details.

A 51g tub gives approximately 15 servings at the standard half-teaspoon dose. The 102g tubs give approximately 30 servings — around one month at one serving per day.

What Herbal Tea does and does not do

Herbal Tea Concentrate is a low-calorie drink containing caffeine and botanical extracts. It is useful as a planned drink that replaces a higher-calorie alternative like a latte, sugary tea or energy drink. Used this way, it contributes to a calorie deficit without requiring any additional effort.

It is not a weight loss product on its own. It does not burn fat, suppress appetite significantly, or replace the need for a structured nutrition routine. If you are looking at Herbalife for weight management, the core product is Formula 1 — the tea works best as a complement to that, not a replacement for it. See our best Herbalife products for weight loss guide for the full picture.

See the NHS guidance on caffeine for recommended daily limits if you are combining it with other caffeinated products.

Herbal Tea works best as a replacement for a higher-calorie drink — not as an addition to an already full day of drinks. If you are already drinking plenty of tea and coffee, add it in place of one of those, not on top.

Herbal Tea as part of a full Herbalife routine

The classic Herbalife routine pairs a Formula 1 shake with a cup of Herbal Tea and a glass of Aloe Concentrate. The tea provides a low-calorie caffeine source alongside the meal replacement; the aloe supports digestive comfort. Together they form a structured, repeatable breakfast that takes under five minutes.

If you are new to Herbalife, start with Formula 1 and add the tea once you have established the shake habit. See our best Herbalife products guide and the Herbalife FAQ for more on building a routine that works.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Herbalife Herbal Tea Concentrate?

It is a low-calorie instant drink made from a blend of tea extracts and botanicals including green tea. It contains caffeine and is used as a planned drink replacement in a daily routine. It is one of the most popular products in the Herbalife range alongside Formula 1 and Aloe Concentrate.

Which tea flavour should I start with?

Original is the most popular and the safest starting point. It works hot or cold and has the most neutral flavour. Lemon is a good alternative if you prefer a citrus flavour. Try the All Flavours 51g pack if you want to sample Original, Lemon, Raspberry and Peach before committing to one. Try Mango Dragon Fruit if you want something tropical and bold.

What is the new Mango Dragon Fruit flavour?

Mango Dragon Fruit is the newest addition to the Herbalife Herbal Tea range in the UK. It is a tropical, fruity flavour available in 102g at £28.96. It works particularly well as a cold drink and is a good choice if you want something noticeably different from the classic tea flavours.

Does Herbal Tea help with weight loss?

It is a low-calorie drink that can replace higher-calorie alternatives, which contributes to a calorie deficit. It is not a standalone weight loss product. For weight management, the core product is Formula 1. See our best Herbalife products for weight loss guide for the full picture.

How long does a tub last?

The 51g tub gives approximately 15 servings at the standard half-teaspoon serving size. The 102g tubs give approximately 30 servings — around one month at one serving per day.

Can I drink Herbal Tea cold?

Yes. Mix half a teaspoon in cold water with ice. Lemon, Raspberry, Peach and Mango Dragon Fruit flavours all work particularly well as cold drinks.

Can I mix Herbal Tea with Aloe Concentrate?

Yes — this is a common combination. Mix both in the same glass of water. See our Herbalife Aloe guide and the Tea, Aloe & Liftoff guide for more detail.

How much caffeine does Herbal Tea Concentrate contain?

Each serving contains a moderate amount of caffeine — roughly equivalent to a cup of tea. If you are sensitive to caffeine or combining it with other caffeinated products such as Liftoff, check the NHS daily caffeine guidance.

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