Ecarma Narra tea and capsules bundle review: two formats, one herb

Ecarma Narra Herbal Tea & Dietary Capsules Bundle (15 Teabags + 30 Capsules)

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team · Updated Aug 5, 2026 · How we review

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Quick verdict

Teabags plus capsules in one box, useful if you dislike swallowing capsules, though neither format states a strength.

At a glance

BrandEcarma
TypeHerbal food supplement
Price₱510 (as of Aug 5, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 ★ from 115 reviews
ShopEcarma Health Options
Units sold342

Specifications

Specs as listed by Ecarma Health Options on Shopee PH.

TypeHerbal food supplement
HerbNarra (Pterocarpus indicus)
Contents15 teabags and 30 capsules
FormTeabag and capsule

Pros and cons

✓ Pros

  • Tea and capsules in one bundle, so you can pick whichever you'll stick with
  • Teabags suit people who don't like swallowing capsules
  • Same narra base as the brand's capsule-only listing

✗ Cons

  • A food supplement, so it carries no approved therapeutic claim
  • Neither the tea nor the capsules state a milligram strength
  • Buying the bundle costs more than the capsules alone if you never brew the tea

The Ecarma Narra bundle pairs 15 teabags with 30 capsules of the same herb, narra (Pterocarpus indicus). It’s one herb in two formats, and whether that’s worth paying for depends entirely on you.

Why format matters more than people think

The best supplement is the one you actually take. Plenty of people buy capsules, discover they struggle to swallow them, and quietly stop after a week.

A teabag solves that, and it attaches the habit to something people already do: making a hot drink. If you know you’re the sort of person who’ll brew tea in the morning but forget a bottle of capsules on a shelf, the tea format is genuinely the better buy.

Getting both lets you find out which one you’ll keep up, which is a reasonable thing to pay a little extra for the first time.

The same gaps as the capsules

No stated strength, on either format. You don’t know how much narra is in a capsule or a teabag, so you can’t compare it against anything, and you can’t tell whether the tea and the capsules deliver similar amounts.

Thin evidence. Narra has a history of local traditional use, but very little published research compared with botanicals like milk thistle or Bacopa. Traditional use is a reason to be curious; it isn’t evidence of effect.

As a food supplement it carries no approved therapeutic claim. We found no FDA advisory against it, which is a good sign, though you should still check the registration yourself.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱510 as of August 5, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. The capsule-only listing costs less, so you’re paying a premium for the teabags. That’s fine if you drink them and wasted if you don’t. Be honest with yourself about which you are before ordering.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you’d rather drink a herbal tea than swallow capsules, or if you want to try both formats to see which habit sticks. It’s the right choice for tea drinkers. If you know you’ll only take capsules, the capsule-only listing is cheaper.

See the full ranking in our best herbal supplements in the Philippines roundup, or read our herbal supplement buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Only want the capsules? Ecarma Narra Immun capsules skip the teabags at around ₱270 as of August 5, 2026. Want a stated dose and a researched ingredient? Memo Plus Gold, our Best Overall pick, names Bacopa monnieri 125 mg.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do you get in the bundle?

15 teabags and 30 capsules, both based on narra (Pterocarpus indicus). It's the same herb in two formats rather than two different products.

Why buy tea instead of capsules?

Some people simply can't swallow capsules, and others prefer a warm drink as part of a routine they'll actually keep. Format matters more than people expect: the supplement you take is better than the one you abandon.

Does it say how much narra is in each?

No, and that applies to both the tea and the capsules. Without a stated strength you can't compare it against anything or know what you're taking, which is our main criticism of this brand's listings.

Is the bundle better value than capsules alone?

Only if you'll drink the tea. If you buy it and only ever take the capsules, you've paid extra for teabags sitting in a cupboard. Buy the capsule-only listing if you already know you won't brew.