Teabloom Universal Glass Tea Infuser with Dual-Purpose Lid/Coaster – Hygienic, Non-Toxic Glass Filter for Loose Tea Leaves – Lead-Free & Cadmium-Free – Tea Purist's Choice

I looked high and low for a tea strainer that didn't leak rust into the tea and was easy to use, maintain, and store. This beautiful little tea strainer fits the bill, and even has a highly effective lid.I store it in the fridge with my personal mix of organic green tea leaves, in a regular-sized mug, with a little hot water poured over the leaves. Each day, I heat up water in a separate mug and pour a little of the liquid from the strainer (it can be very concentrated) into a third mug, add and stir in sugar/honey, and top off with cold water to the desired warmth/concentration.I now have four of these, just in case one breaks.

This diffuser works great, and the glass seems like good quality glass. I like using this for steeping things like herbs and seeds and appreciate that it has the lid to keep heat in, which can double as a trivet to set the cup in if needed.

I brought a Teavanna glass clear teapot years ago but somehow I lost the infuser. I brought this tea infuser and it happened to fit perfectly. It also came with a cover as well that you sit the shifter on if it is not being used in the pot. It fits perfectly in the pot at the level where hot water can pass through for my leaves. It was very easy to clean. I am very satisfied with this item. I would give it a 4.8

Does its job for loose leaf tea. You may get a small amount settling at the bottom of your teacup if your loose leaf is powdery, but that’s to be expected. I would have to say is that my only drawback is that the infuser lid/cover is gapped on the inside so don’t forget to scrub that area before sticking it in the dishwasher if you use a dishwasher is all 🤷‍♀️

I love it! Makes the best tea! Lots of room and full of flavor!

Doesn’t drain well at all.

This is the best way to make loose leafe tea, and matcha.It's simple, pure taste and versatile.I found also with matcha instead of the old way to make matcha with the wisk and all that,If you put a serving of matcha in this diffuser in the cup, pour the water up to covering the matcha, then lift and drain a few times it auto sifts the matcha really cleanly and evenly and quickly.I will update with a video showing how I do it.The only downside is sometimes a stem or bigger keaf gets stucks in the slits, but for the price and flavor of this I have only been using this now for loose leaf and matcha .If you love loose leafe tea or are just curious I would say buy this, it is easy, and the flavor is unbeatable, compared to the plastic teavana strainer I used to use, and even stainless steel diffusers I have used

A bunch of crap. Leaks like crazy, dont buy.