Buying strattera canada 's "Gorilla Grapes of Wrath" and getting "Giant Prawn" in English.
As a result, the price of "Starr Hill" has dropped from $19.00/L to $14.49/L since the first price drop and will likely revert higher.
CALIFORNIA:
"Wildflower Tea" is currently listed at $16.50/B to $15.00/B, for a price drop from $17.96 to $15.50 this weekend.
According to a message posted on an LJ board, "Wildflower Tea is still trading in the $15 range, and has seen price increases from 3.6$ to 10.1$ since the start of February. This gives the potential to reach 20.00$/bottle again within two weeks, which would be an all time high."
Also available are some rare tea crossovers between the local teas.
SAPPHIRE TEA (SAPPHIRE), Strattera 40mg $114 - $3.8 Per pill which makes "Shimadzu Tea" and "Sage is currently on sale $3.96/B to $8.36/B.
CHINA:
"Chiang Mai Green Tea" is currently $5.97/L, to reach $8.99/L from $4.97/L on March 11.
If you're looking to trade Chinese tea, please consider the following:
There is a huge number of tea companies in China that sell tea online. If you're trading and you don't know about the quality, authenticity, or reputation of any the Chinese tea companies, it can be very confusing. As a user, you really should take steps to keep you tea safe, such as using teapipes when brewing tea.
Be careful when buying Chinese tea, as the Tea Exchanges can be quite shady. I have a list of high quality Chinese tea companies (listed below), but I recommend you use a trusted Chinese tea site such as JT Teas (link opens in a new window).
In the U.S., there is a company called TeaSource that has a very accurate tea ranking. TeaSource has a database over 1500+ companies with the same reputation, quality, and price as the ones on JT. You can get "Tea Source" at http://www.teasource.com/
Danish Tea Exchange (http://www.danishteaexchange.dk/) has a very nice database with list of 1000+ authentic Danish and Chinese tea companies. You can get "Danish Tea Exchange" at http://www.danishteajax.com/
Other reputable Chinese tea websites and forums:
Weibo (China's version of Twitter) (links open in new windows) – This is probably one of the more popular Chinese tea forums. If you're not familiar with Weibo, you can read about it here. The site was created as a social media site for the Chinese people purpose of discussing and selling tea. It only went live on Nov. 1, 2012. Weibo is a Chinese version of reddit, and the number active users is on par with reddit. If you're looking to trade, this will provide an opportunity to get a new tea customer.
Chinese social media – If you want to trade, you'll need use a Chinese
Doxycycline buy online europe social media site. You should search for the name of tea and follow a Chinese website that has links to it. Some of the best tea websites on Weibo include tea101blog.com, cn.cn, and teawun.
Tea Buyers – This is the Facebook group for tea enthusiasts, and also the largest group of Chinese tea buyers. The group was created on Feb. 10, 2011.
Tea Seller – This is a Facebook group also created by tea enthusiasts with sellers featured. The group now has over 700 members. The sellers are based in China and you can find out a lot about them via this Facebook Group.
Tea Deals – You can find tea deals for anything from accessories, to tea bags, Chinese teaware. Just look for tea vendors listed on this website. Note that some of them have been around for a long time and may only list teas in the 50-100g range.
Tea Deals – This is the Facebook group for Chinese tea distributors. It's a place to discuss deals on a wide variety of Chinese types and prices, regardless of the tea brand.
Tea Deals – This is the facebook group for Chinese tea merchants. You can find a wide assortmen