The All Day Slimming Tea sales page, captured 2026-09-23

All Day Slimming Tea review

A twice daily herbal tea meant to support appetite, digestion and a steadier routine

Category Health & Fitness

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-10-04.

Is it worth it?

You've probably tried the obvious things already. Eating a bit less, walking a bit more, the app that counts everything, and the scale still does whatever it wants. Part of what makes a tea appealing is that it isn't another capsule of something you can't pronounce. You boil water, you drink it, it feels like a habit instead of a regimen. That's a fair appeal, and it's worth saying out loud. What this actually is: two herbal blends, morning and evening, built on fairly ordinary ingredients. Green tea and oolong have some real evidence for a small effect on metabolism, with the emphasis on small. Ginger and dandelion are long standing digestive herbs. Garcinia cambogia is the one to know about, because it has been studied for weight loss more than once and the results have been underwhelming. The page says 18,761 people have reached their ideal weight and that some lost over 100 pounds. Those are the seller's numbers, offered without a study or anything you can check, so treat them as advertising and move on. Where it could genuinely help is routine. A warm drink in the evening instead of snacking, a caffeinated one in the morning that takes the edge off hunger. If you expect the tea itself to do the work, you'll be disappointed and down the shipping cost.

Pros

It's tea, not pills, so it's easy to keep up
One off purchase with no subscription
60 day money back window stated on the page
Familiar, widely used ingredients rather than anything exotic

Cons

No studies or evidence offered for the weight loss claims
Refunds exclude shipping, and returning a physical product takes time
Price isn't shown until you choose a package, and the big savings require buying six months upfront