14 countries Independent guide
MatchaSlim360: an international guide to matcha drinks, prices and how to use them
Matcha is powdered green tea from shade-grown leaves — you drink the whole leaf instead of an infusion. This site explains what that actually means, how to prepare it without it turning bitter, how much caffeine is in a cup, and who should be careful. Each country has its own page with the local product name, the local price and a local order form.
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Prices, currency and the order form differ by country.
What this site is, and what it is not
MatchaSlim360 is an independent guide. We are not the manufacturer of any product listed here, and we say so on every page. Where a page carries a price and an order form, that is a commercial page and it is labelled as such.
What we publish about a product is limited to what the product documentation actually states. Where a composition or a dosage is not published by the manufacturer, we say it is not published rather than filling the gap with a plausible-looking number. That rule costs us a tidier page and buys you a page you can trust.
Matcha products are food supplements. They are not medicines, they are not intended to treat, prevent or diagnose any disease, and no drink replaces a balanced diet, movement and sleep.
Matcha Slim and Matcha Suri are the same drink
This is the single most common source of confusion, so it is worth stating plainly: Matcha Slim and Matcha Suri are two trade names for the same matcha drink, used in different markets. In Europe it is sold as Matcha Slim; in Mexico, Puerto Rico, El Salvador and the United States, the same drink is distributed as Matcha Suri.
A brand carrying different names in different countries is ordinary in food and consumer goods — trademark availability and market fit drive it, not a difference in the product. If you searched for one name and landed on a page carrying the other, you are in the right place.
Keto Matcha Blue is a different product. It is a capsule supplement, not a powder drink, sold in Poland and Greece at a different price. We keep it on its own pages for that reason.
How the country pages work
Price, currency, product name, phone format and delivery differ per country, so each market has its own page rather than one page with a currency switcher. The page you land on shows the price that actually applies where you are.
Ordering follows the same two steps everywhere: you leave a name and a phone number, and an adviser calls back to confirm the address, the number of packs and the delivery cost. Payment is on delivery, to the courier. No card details are entered on this site.
If you were sent to a country page automatically and it is the wrong one, the country list below overrides it and the choice is remembered.
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Frequently asked questions
Is matcha a weight-loss treatment?
No. Matcha is a food, not a treatment. No drink on its own determines body weight — overall diet, movement and sleep do. Anyone promising a number of kilograms in a fixed number of weeks is making a promise no food can keep.
Are Matcha Slim and Matcha Suri the same thing?
Yes. They are two trade names for the same matcha drink, used in different markets. Matcha Slim in Europe, Matcha Suri in Mexico, Puerto Rico, El Salvador and the United States.
How much caffeine is in a cup of matcha?
It depends on how much powder you use. A cup generally sits between a brewed green tea and an espresso, because with matcha you consume the whole leaf rather than an infusion. If you are sensitive to caffeine, count it in your daily total.
Do you sell the products yourself?
No. We are an independent guide. Orders placed through the forms on the country pages are handled by the local distributor for that market, who calls to confirm and delivers with payment on delivery.
Why do some pages not list a full ingredient breakdown?
Because the manufacturer has not published one for that product. We publish what the documentation states and point you to the label on the pack for the rest. We do not invent amounts in milligrams.