Add aloe vera to the smoothie you already make.
A 50 ml splash of Aloe Vera Plus blends straight in: no powder, no peeling a leaf, and the aloe content is on the label.
40% aloe vera gel · aloin-free inner-leaf gel · ready to drink
2 litres a month for £36.00 on subscription: about 65 ml a day.
- Free UK delivery on your first subscription order
- Skip, pause or cancel online, no minimum term
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
- 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
Why use a ready-made aloe drink
No leaf to fillet
Raw leaves have a bitter yellow latex under the skin that has to be cut away. This is inner-leaf gel, already aloin-free.
Measured
50 ml gives 20 ml of aloe vera gel. You know what went in.
Keeps in the fridge
Once opened, the bottle lives in the fridge next to your fruit. Check the date on the label.
Aloe Vera Plus 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. It contains sugar (6.5 g per 100 ml), so count it if you’re managing your sugar intake.
Stir it into a smoothie
- GreenBanana, a handful of spinach, cucumber, 50 ml Aloe Vera Plus and water or milk.
- BerryFrozen berries, natural yoghurt, 50 ml Aloe Vera Plus and a splash of milk.
- TropicalMango, pineapple, lime juice, 50 ml Aloe Vera Plus and coconut water.
Add it at the end and blend briefly. The fruit carries most of the flavour; the aloe adds a light, herbal edge.
Per 100 ml (the label recommends 50 to 100 ml a day)
| Per 100 ml | Per 50 ml | |
|---|---|---|
| Aloe vera gel | 40 ml (40%) | 20 ml |
| Energy | 117 kJ / 28 kcal | 59 kJ / 14 kcal |
| Fat (of which saturates) | 0 g (0 g) | 0 g (0 g) |
| Carbohydrate | 6.8 g | 3.4 g |
| of which sugars | 6.5 g | 3.3 g |
| Protein | 0.02 g | 0.01 g |
| Salt | Negligible | Negligible |
From the UK label. Ingredients: carbonated water (53%), aloe vera gel (40%), fructose (6.5%), herbal tea blend (tea extract, ginseng extract, camomile extract), acidity regulator: citric acid, preservative: sodium benzoate, natural lemon flavouring. Aloin-free inner-leaf gel. Bottled in Switzerland by Ramseier
No health promises. Just the label.
- Everything in the bottle is on this page: 40% aloe vera gel, carbonated water, a little fructose and a herbal tea blend, with the amounts.
- There are no authorised UK health claims for aloe vera, ginseng, camomile or tea extract, so we don’t make any, and we’d be wary of anyone who does.
- It’s a drink you choose because you like it. If it isn’t for you, NeoLife’s satisfaction guarantee covers it.
The long version: Aloe vera juice and drinks: an honest UK guide.
Simple from day one
- Order todayFree UK delivery on your first subscription order.
- It arrives by Wednesday 21 OctoberSent with DPD, usually in about three working days.
- 50 to 100 ml a dayShake the bottle (the gel settles), pour a small glass and drink it chilled. Once opened, keep it in the fridge.
- Your next bottles come monthlySame price every month. Skip, change the date, pause or cancel from your account.
Choose how much you drink
Free UK delivery on your first subscription order (after that £10 a delivery, or free when the order is over £150). One-off orders: UK delivery £10, free over £150 with a free NeoLife Shaker. Dispatched from the UK. Genuine NeoLife, only sold through independent distributors. 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.
Can I cancel the subscription?
Any time, online, in a couple of clicks. No minimum term and no fee. You can also skip a month, change the date or pause.
When will it arrive?
Orders are dispatched from the UK by DPD and usually arrive in about three working days. Free UK delivery on your first subscription order; after that £10 a delivery, or free when the order is over £150.
What if it’s not for me?
NeoLife’s 100% satisfaction guarantee: if you’re not happy with it, send back what’s left and choose a replacement, credit or a full refund of the price you paid. Email us first. How it works
Not quite you? Take the 60-second aloe quiz or see all 19 pages.
Not sure it’s right for you?
Ask Nishit before you order. No pressure, and you’ll speak to a real person.
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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