Aloe vera juice & pulp 99.9%
The most aloe of the four. Visible pulp, vitamins C and B3.
INTB060
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This is the one with the most aloe in it, and the one with visible pulp — small translucent pieces you can see through the bottle. If you’ve tried aloe drinks before and found them thin, this is the opposite end.
A serving is 25 ml diluted in half a litre of water, which is less than most people pour. The bottle lasts about 27 servings at that rate.
All four aloe drinks in this range cost the same, so the choice is genuinely about what’s in them rather than what you can afford.
What's in it
- 99.9% aloe vera — juice and pulp
- AV PULP™, code INTB060
- Vitamins C and B3 added
- 675 ml — about 27 servings
- Serving — 25 ml in 500 ml of water
Ingredients and how to use it
From the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. INTB060
How to use it
Shake well. 25 ml a day, diluted in 500 ml of water, preferably before meals. The bottle holds about 27 servings.
Worth knowing before you buy
- No sugar or sweetener in the ingredient list.
- 25 ml gives 101 mg vitamin C (127% of the daily reference value) and 16.8 mg vitamin B3 (105%).
- Once opened, keep it in the fridge.
- Not for children under 12. During pregnancy or breastfeeding, ask your doctor first.
- Not for long-term use without medical advice.
Full ingredient list
AV PULP™ (aloe vera inner leaf gel, ascorbic acid — vitamin C, nicotinamide — vitamin B3); aloe vera inner leaf gel; preservative: potassium sorbate; acidulant: citric acid.
Watch
Food supplements are not medicines and do not replace a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or have a chronic condition, speak to your doctor first.