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Last updated October 30, 2026

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Secrets of Tea appears to be a commercial tea brand name, but the evidence supplied consists entirely of unrelated news pages from a Tucson, Arizona television station (KVOA) about local weather and a lawsuit, with no mention of any tea company, product line, ownership, or history. Because no brand-specific facts are available, this dossier cannot responsibly describe the company's origin, offerings, markets, or present status. The entry is flagged for review so that a future pass with genuine official-site or Wikipedia evidence can complete it.

Controversies

  • 2026

    FDA Recalls Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe Water Over Undisclosed Alcohol Content

    The FDA announced a recall of 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. According to the 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 stop using the product immediately. No health issues or other emergencies have been reported related to the recalled product, according to the FDA.

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

    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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