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Tea Triggers Nausea Issue - Real Canadian Superstore, Edmonton Alberta

3 years ago •reported by user-bxdj3318 • business

Taj Mahal Black Tea, Real Canadian Superstore, 4950 137 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5Y 2V4, Canada

4950 137 Avenue NorthWest, Edmonton, T5Y 2V4 Alberta, Canada

Ten days ago., Taj Mahal Black Tea. I'm severely sensitive/allergic to chemicals and pollution.  I have since found information stating how many teas, even organic, can be high in dangerous chemicals due to where the tea is processed for packaging.  I have never had problems with Red Rose teas or Ahmad, which are my usual teas.  Every time I drank Taj Mahal, I would get incredibly nauseated.  This tea also had a strange, subtle aftertaste I can't explain, a lack of freshness. | Symptoms: Nausea

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