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KINKA Gymnema Sylvestre Tea (50g): Ingredients, Benefits, and Price

If you’ve read about the science behind Gymnema sylvestre and want to use it on its own (without golden camellia tea blended in), here’s a closer look at KINKA Gymnema Sylvestre Tea — a convenient tea-bag product from the KINKA Tea & Coffee.

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Important note: KINKA Gymnema Sylvestre Tea is a regular food product, not a drug, and is not a substitute for diabetes treatment. Information in this article is for general reference. Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or people with low blood pressure. Anyone with an underlying condition should consult a doctor before use.

Ingredients

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According to the product packaging:

  • Gymnema sylvestre (80%) — the primary ingredient, making up the majority of the blend.
  • Noni root — a traditional herb often paired with wellness-support products.
  • Black tea — adds to the flavor.
  • Stevia — for a naturally sweet aftertaste.

The high Gymnema sylvestre ratio (80%) is worth noting — it shows this product is built around the main active herb, rather than including just a token amount for marketing purposes.

Packaging

  • 50g (25 tea bags x 2g/bag) — convenient single-serving tea bags.

Reference Pricing

Prices are subject to change based on promotions and timing. As of the time this article was last updated (August 2026), this product has a reference price of approximately 59,000 VND (listed from 70,000 VND). For the most accurate, up-to-date pricing, check the product page directly or contact the hotline.

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How to Use

  • Steep 1 tea bag in 150-200ml of hot water (90°C/194°F or above) for 3-5 minutes, for a single serving.
  • Or steep 3-4 tea bags in 1-1.5 liters of hot water for 5-10 minutes, for sipping throughout the day (top up with water as needed).

(See the full guidance on timing and medication precautions in: “How to Use Golden Camellia Tea and Gymnema Sylvestre Safely for Diabetes“)

The Science Behind It

Gymnemic acid, the main active compound in Gymnema sylvestre, has been studied for effects along three mechanisms: supporting regeneration of pancreatic beta cells, competing with sugar absorption in the intestine, and inhibiting new glucose production in the liver. It’s one of the few blood-sugar-support herbs with multiple systematic reviews and human clinical trials behind it internationally. (Read the full breakdown in: “Gymnema Sylvestre: The Blood-Sugar-Lowering Mechanism Backed by Science“)

Who Shouldn’t Use This Product

  • Pregnant or breastfeeding women.
  • People with low blood pressure.
  • Anyone on diabetes medication should consult a doctor before use, due to the risk of blood sugar dropping too low when combined.

If You Want a Milder Flavor

Since Gymnema sylvestre has a fairly strong herbal taste, if you’re new to it or prefer an easier-to-drink flavor, consider Gia Lai golden camellia tea (a milder taste) or KINKA Diabetea (already flavor-balanced with black tea and stevia). (See the full comparison in: “Golden Camellia Tea, Gymnema Sylvestre, or Diabetea? A Guide to Choosing What’s Right for You“)

Where to Buy

Frequently Asked Questions

How is KINKA Gymnema sylvestre tea different from traditionally decocted dried Gymnema sylvestre? The tea-bag format is more convenient for daily brewing (just steep in hot water for a few minutes), compared to the traditional method of decocting dried herb over a longer period. In terms of ingredients, this product also blends in noni root, black tea, and stevia to balance the flavor, unlike using pure Gymnema sylvestre alone.

How long before I notice an effect from KINKA Gymnema sylvestre tea? There’s no fixed timeframe that applies to everyone, since it depends on individual physiology, diet, and treatment adherence. It’s best to monitor blood sugar regularly for an objective assessment rather than expecting results within a specific number of days.

Continue reading: Gymnema Sylvestre: The Blood-Sugar-Lowering Mechanism Backed by Science | How to Use Golden Camellia Tea and Gymnema Sylvestre Safely for Diabetes | Golden Camellia Tea, Gymnema Sylvestre, or Diabetea? A Guide to Choosing What’s Right for You | KINKA Diabetea: Golden Camellia Tea & Gymnema Sylvestre

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