The All Day Slimming Tea sales page, captured 2026-09-23
All Day Slimming Tea review
A morning and evening herbal tea aimed at digestion, bloating and gentler weight loss
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've probably got to the point where the scales have crept up, you feel heavy and bloated by the evening, and another box of capsules doesn't appeal. A tea feels softer. It's a ritual, not a pill. So what's honest here. The evening blend is built on senna, a stimulant laxative. It will do something: you'll go to the loo more and feel less bloated, and the scales may read lower for a few days. That's water and bowel contents, not fat. Senna also isn't meant for long-term daily use, which the page doesn't mention. The morning blend's green tea and oolong have a small, real effect on metabolism, small being the key word. Garcinia cambogia has been studied for weight loss and the results have been weak and inconsistent. The line about blocking fat production and storage is the seller's claim, offered without evidence on the page. Where it does earn its place: a good-tasting tea after dinner instead of snacking, and a warm drink in the morning instead of a second coffee, are genuinely useful habits. If you buy it as a pleasant nudge alongside eating differently, it's a fair buy. If you buy it expecting the tea to do the work, you'll be disappointed.
Pros
- Tastes like a real tea, so it's easy to stick with
- Evening blend will reliably move things along
- Nothing to swallow, no capsules or diet pills
- Gives you a set morning and evening routine to build around
Cons
- Senna isn't for nightly long-term use and the page never says so
- The fat-burning and fat-blocking claims come with no evidence behind them
- No price, serving count, delivery time or refund terms anywhere on the page
- 'FDA registered facility' means the building is on a list, not that the tea is approved or tested
What you get
Two herbal blends: a Morning Tea (green tea, oolong, ginseng root, garcinia cambogia, ginger, dandelion leaf, orange peel, lemongrass, monk fruit) and an Evening Tea (senna leaves, licorice root, peppermint, fennel, cinnamon bark, dandelion, ginger, monk fruit). You drink one in the morning and one after dinner. The page doesn't say whether it arrives loose or in bags, how many servings a pouch holds, or what it costs.
Before you buy
- Confirm the total price, how many pouches arrive and how long UK delivery takes before you pay
- Check the refund window and who covers return postage, since the page doesn't state either
- If you take heart, blood pressure or diabetes medication, or blood thinners, run senna and licorice past a pharmacist first
Who it suits
Someone who wants a pleasant daily tea habit and help with bloating or constipation, alongside actual diet changes. Not for anyone counting on the tea itself to shift the weight.
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