Lannso Disposable Tea Bags for Loose Leaf Tea (200 Count)

These are made from a thick cotton/fabric-like material—not the flimsy paper you might expect. Most users love how durable and sturdy they are, though it's worth noting they're actually polyester rather than natural fiber. A few reviewers mentioned detecting a slight material taste, but the vast majority found the filtration excellent with no flavor impact.

Yes, they're quite generous in size! Reviewers consistently mention the large capacity, which is perfect for loose leaf tea that needs room to expand. They come with a free measuring scoop too, so you can portion properly. Just be aware that the string might be a bit short if you're using an extra-large mug.

The filtration is one of their standout features—the material does an excellent job keeping fine tea particles contained, even with very small loose leaf grades. The drawstring closure adds extra security, though a couple users noted it doesn't cinch completely tight. Overall, you'll get a clean cup without sediment.

This is the main downside several reviewers mentioned. The string tends to wick water out of the cup, which can create small puddles on your counter or saucer. It's not a dealbreaker for most people, but if you're particular about tidiness, you might want to rest the bag on a small plate or coaster after steeping.

While they're technically disposable, the durable fabric-like material holds up well enough for multiple steepings if you want to get the most out of your tea. Many reviewers noted they're thick and don't tear easily, making them more forgiving than paper bags for this purpose.

Most users felt the price for 200 bags was excellent, especially considering you get a free measuring scoop included. They come in a resealable ziplock bag, which keeps them fresh and organized. Just check your first few bags—one reviewer mentioned occasional quality control issues with unsealed edges, though this seems rare.