Aloe drink comparison card
Take it to the shop, or lay your bottles side by side.
How to use it
- Read the ingredients list and nutrition table on each bottle, not the front label.
- Fill in one column per drink. If a bottle doesn’t give a figure, write “not stated”.
- Compare cost per glass, not price per bottle: price ÷ bottle ml × your glass ml.
| What to check | NeoLife Aloe Vera Plus | Drink 2 | Drink 3 | Drink 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aloe vera in the ingredients | 40% aloe vera gel | |||
| Inner-leaf gel or whole leaf? | Inner-leaf gel only | |||
| Says “aloin-free”? | Yes | |||
| Sugars per 100 ml | 6.5 g (from fructose) | |||
| Sweeteners | None: fructose only | |||
| Ready to drink or concentrate? | Ready to drink | |||
| Recommended amount | 50 to 100 ml a day | |||
| Bottle size and price | 1 litre, £20.00 (£18.00 on subscription) | |||
| Cost of a 50 ml glass | £0.90 on subscription | |||
| Any health claims on the bottle? | None: none are authorised for aloe in the UK |
Aloe Vera Plus figures are from the UK bottle declaration. Ingredients: carbonated water (53%), aloe vera gel (40%), fructose (6.5%), herbal tea blend (tea, ginseng and camomile extracts), citric acid, sodium benzoate, natural lemon flavouring. 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 first. From Healthy Food Supplements, independent NeoLife International distributor.
