Magic Tea Brand

The subject 'Magic Tea Brand' could not be verified as a commercial brand from the supplied evidence. The two sources provided are both pages from KVOA, a Tucson, Arizona television news station (kvoa.com): a local news article about a lawsuit concerning a religious speech ban at Winterhaven, and the station's 'About' page. Neither page mentions any tea product, tea company, or brand called 'Magic Tea Brand'. The content consists of site navigation, weather alerts, and news sections unrelated to any beverage brand. Because no official website, Wikipedia entry, trademark record, or product listing for 'Magic Tea Brand' appears in the evidence, no reliable facts about its founding, ownership, headquarters, products, or market positioning can be established. The name may refer to a small or regional tea label, a private-label product, or a name that simply does not correspond to a documented commercial entity. Without verifiable sources, this entry is intentionally kept minimal and flagged for review rather than filled with speculative details. If additional evidence becomes available — such as an official site, a trademark filing, or retail listings — this dossier should be revisited to document the brand's identity, offerings, and history properly.

• 2026

  FDA announces recall of Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe Water over undisclosed alcohol content

  The FDA issued a recall late Wednesday for one lot (number 25122bw, best-if-used-by December 2028) of Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe Water dietary supplement, sold through Secrets of Tea and on Amazon, after FDA inspectors found the product contained approximately 8.3% ethanol, 0.35% methanol, and 0.48% isopropanol that were not listed on the label. The FDA warned that these alcohols can impair the central nervous system and that infant ethanol exposure has been linked to long-term developmental consequences, and advised consumers to immediately stop using the product. No health issues or other emergencies have been reported related to the recalled product, according to the FDA.

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• 2026.10.07

  Reported2026.10.09

  FDA announces recall of Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe Water over undisclosed alcohol content[3]FDA announces recall of Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe Water over undisclosed alcohol content1027kord.com

  The FDA issued a recall late Wednesday for one lot (number 25122bw, best-if-used-by December 2028) of Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe Water dietary supplement, sold through Secrets of Tea and on Amazon, after FDA inspectors found the product contained approximately 8.3% ethanol, 0.35% methanol, and 0.48% isopropanol that were not listed on the label. The FDA warned that these alcohols can impair the central nervous system and that infant ethanol exposure has been linked to long-term developmental consequences, and advised consumers to immediately stop using the product. No health issues or other emergencies have been reported related to the recalled product, according to the FDA.

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1. 1Arizona man sues Tucson over Winterhaven religious speech ban | Local News | kvoa.comkvoa.com
2. 2About | kvoa.comkvoa.com
3. 3FDA announces recall of Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe Water over undisclosed alcohol content1027kord.com