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The #1 Korean Sleep Secret: 8APM Deep Night Tea
The #1 Korean Sleep Secret: 8APM Deep Night Tea
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
What You Get With 8APM
💤 Fall asleep naturally in 30-45 minutes—not drugged, just naturally sleepy
☀️ Wake up refreshed—clear head, full energy, no grogginess
🌿 100% plant-based—just natural extracts, no synthetic chemicals
🔄 Use as needed—every night or occasionally, your choice
🛡️ Safe for long-term—no tolerance, no addiction, no withdrawal
✅ Backed by science—20 years research, HACCP certified
💰 Better value—25 CHF/month vs 40-120 CHF for sleeping pills
Details
Details
Product Information
- Contents: 20 tea bags (20-day supply)
- Ingredients: Heukharang Lettuce Extract (124x Lactucin), Korean Angelica, Jujube, Polygala
- Origin: Made in Korea
- Certifications: HACCP Certified, 100% Plant-Based
- Best Use: Drink 30 minutes before bedtime
- Optimal Results: 60-day consistent use
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
- Use one tea bag with 100–150 ml of hot water at 100°C.
- Let it brew for 2–3 minutes.
- Within 30–60 minutes, a natural calm will settle in.
- Fall asleep naturally and wake up feeling clear-headed and refreshed.
8APM Deep Night Tea — Korea's #1 Natural Sleep Tea
Trusted by 2.4 million people across Korea, 8APM Deep Night Tea is brewed from Heukharang (흑하랑) Korean black lettuce — a traditional tea ingredient used for centuries to support a calm, restful evening. 100% caffeine-free and HACCP certified.
Key Features
- Made from Heukharang (흑하랑) Korean black lettuce — naturally caffeine-free
- Korea's best-selling sleep tea: 4.9/5 rating, 2.4M+ cups served
- HACCP certified, no artificial additives, no preservatives
- Best enjoyed at 8PM as part of your evening wind-down ritual
- 98% customer satisfaction rate
How to Brew
Steep one tea bag in 200ml of hot water (80°C) for 3–5 minutes. Best enjoyed at 8PM as part of your evening ritual.
Available Sizes
- 20 Days | Introduction — Start your evening tea ritual
- 40 Days | Foundational Rhythm — Build a consistent evening routine
- 60 Days | Sustained Balance — A full season of restful evenings
About Heukharang Lettuce Tea
Heukharang (흑하랑) is a premium Korean black lettuce variety cultivated specifically for tea. A beloved evening tea across Korea for generations, known for its mild, pleasant flavour and naturally soothing qualities.
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