Aloe vera juice: a complete guide to taking it correctly
Organic aloe vera juice is one of the most popular natural supplements used in wellness routines. Made from the gel and pulp of fresh aloe leaves, it differs from cosmetic gel because it is specially formulated for food consumption.
Difference between aloe vera juice and pure gel
| Product | Use | Standard format |
|---|---|---|
| Aloe Vera Juice | Food consumption (drinks) | 1 liter bottle |
| Pure aloe vera gel | External cosmetic use | 100ml bottle, 250ml |
How to take aloe vera juice
Aloe vera juice is consumed as a beverage, as part of a varied and balanced diet. The most common way to consume it is in the morning, either alone or mixed with water or natural juices.
There is no universally accepted dosage. It is best to follow the manufacturer's instructions and, if you have any specific health condition, consult a healthcare professional beforehand.
Preserving aloe vera juice
Once opened, aloe vera juice should be kept refrigerated and consumed within the timeframe indicated on the packaging. Shake well before each use.
The format in glass bottle It helps to better preserve the natural characteristics of the juice, since the glass does not interact with the contents and maintains the original flavor of the aloe.
Our organic aloe vera juices
En Ibizaloe We produce our aloe vera juice from fresh leaves grown on our certified plantation in Ibiza. The processing is done cold, without preservatives or added sugars, to obtain a product that is as natural as possible.








