NeoLife Aloe Vera Plus: a ready-to-drink aloe vera, with the aloe on the label.
40% aloin-free inner-leaf aloe vera gel, lightly sparkling, from £0.90 a glass. Here’s exactly what’s in the bottle, how to compare it with other aloe drinks, and which of our 19 pages fits you.
- Free UK delivery on your first subscription order
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- No health claims: just what’s in the bottle
- Not sold in shops: genuine NeoLife, dispatched from the UK
- 40%aloe vera gel, declared on the label
- Aloin-freeinner-leaf gel only
- 1 litre10 to 20 days at 50–100 ml
- 28 kcaland 6.5 g sugars per 100 ml
8 things to know
40% aloe vera gel, on the label
The ingredients list gives the figure: 40% aloe vera gel, so a 50 ml glass holds 20 ml of gel. Many aloe drinks never say how much aloe is in them.
Read more →Inner-leaf gel, aloin-free
NeoLife’s “only gel” process leaves out the latex under the leaf skin, which contains aloin, a strong laxative. It meets the International Aloe Science Council’s standards.
Read more →A drink, not 100% juice
It’s 40% gel made up with carbonated water (53%), fructose (6.5%) and a herbal tea blend, so it’s lightly sparkling and lightly sweet. We’d rather say so plainly.
Read more →The sugar figure
6.5 g of sugar and 28 kcal per 100 ml, all from fructose: 3.3 g in a 50 ml glass. No artificial sweeteners. Count it if you’re watching sugar.
Read more →How much, and how long a bottle lasts
50 to 100 ml a day, as the label says. A litre lasts about 20 days at 50 ml or 10 days at 100 ml, which is why most people have two or three bottles a month.
Read more →No health claims, on purpose
There are no authorised UK health claims for aloe vera, ginseng, camomile or tea extract, so we don’t make any. Be wary of any seller who promises your digestion, skin or immune system will change.
Read more →What it costs
About £0.90 a 50 ml glass on subscription (£36.00 for two bottles a month), or £20.00 for one bottle bought once.
Read more →Who should check first
It isn’t designed for young children. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, have a bowel or digestive condition, or take prescribed medication, ask your GP or pharmacist before you start.
The long version: Aloe vera juice and drinks: an honest UK guide.
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Six quick questions. We’ll land you on the page written for you, or tell you honestly if it isn’t for you. Nothing is saved unless you choose to give us your email at the end.
Compare your aloe drink in 30 seconds
Copy the numbers from your bottle. We work out the aloe, sugar and cost in one glass, next to Aloe Vera Plus. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Also check the label for “inner leaf” or “inner gel” and “aloin-free”. A bottle with no aloe percentage can’t be compared at all. Print the comparison card to take to the shop.
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How you’d drink it
Like a morning routine?A small glass of aloe vera, every morning. 
Cutting back on fizzy drinks?Something to reach for instead of another can. 
Drinking less alcohol?An aloe spritz for evenings off the wine. 
Make smoothies?Add aloe vera to the smoothie you already make. 
At a desk all day?A bottle in the office fridge, a small glass after lunch. 
A herbal tea person?Like camomile and green tea? You may like this. Comparing aloe drinks
Comparing aloe drinks?Four things to check on any aloe vera drink. 
Juice, drink or water?Aloe vera juice, drink or water: what’s the difference? 
Whole leaf or inner gel?Inner-leaf gel or whole leaf: why it matters. 
Seen “aloin-free” on a label?Aloin-free: the one safety word on an aloe drink. 
Got an aloe plant?Why we wouldn’t drink the gel from your aloe plant. 
Drink near-pure aloe gel?Used to near-pure aloe gel? Here’s how this compares. 
Watching the cost?What a glass of aloe vera drink really costs. Before you start
Never tried an aloe drink?New to aloe vera drinks? Start with one bottle. 
Watching your sugar?Counting sugar? Here’s the number. NeoLife and gifts
NeoLife Aloe Vera Plus
One-litre bottles: 10 to 20 days each at 50 to 100 ml a day.
First subscription delivery free; after that £10 a delivery, free over £150. Dispatched from the UK. Covered by NeoLife’s 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Questions
What’s in it?
Carbonated water (53%), aloe vera gel (40%), fructose (6.5%), a herbal tea blend of tea, ginseng and camomile extracts, citric acid, sodium benzoate and natural lemon flavouring. The herbs are there for flavour.
Is it aloe vera juice?
People use “aloe vera juice”, “aloe vera drink” and “aloe water” for much the same thing. This is an aloe vera drink: 40% aloe vera gel made up with carbonated water. It isn’t 100% pure aloe juice, and we’d rather say so.
How much do I drink, and how long does a bottle last?
50 to 100 ml a day, as the label says. A litre lasts about 20 days at 50 ml or 10 days at 100 ml, which is why most people choose two or three bottles a month.
Is it aloin-free?
Yes. NeoLife uses an inner-leaf “only gel” process that leaves out the latex under the leaf skin, which contains aloin, a strong laxative. It meets the International Aloe Science Council’s standards.
How much sugar is in it?
6.5 g per 100 ml, all from the fructose it’s sweetened with: about 3.3 g in a 50 ml glass. If you’re managing your sugar intake, count it into your day.
Who should check before drinking it?
It isn’t designed for young children. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, have a bowel or digestive condition, take prescribed medication or are under medical care, ask your GP or pharmacist first.
How do I store it?
Shake before pouring, because the gel settles. Unopened, somewhere cool and dry; once opened, in the fridge. Each bottle has a best-before date.
Does aloe vera have health benefits?
There are no authorised health claims in Great Britain for aloe vera, ginseng, camomile or tea extract, so no UK seller may tell you it does anything for your digestion, immune system, skin or energy. We sell Aloe Vera Plus as a drink, on what’s in the bottle. Our honest guide explains more.
NeoLife Aloe Vera Plus is a ready-to-drink aloe vera drink. Shake well before use. Recommended: 50 to 100 ml a day. Once opened, keep refrigerated. Store out of the reach of young children. Contains sugar.
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