Curaloe Aloe Vera Juice 1L — 98% Cold-Pressed Aloe Barbadensis

Curaloe Aloe Vera Juice 1L — 98% Cold-Pressed Aloe BarbadensisCertified organic Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller) the "true aloe," grown & cold pressed in Vivo, Limpopo, South Africa (not the wild Aloe ferox most SA brands use). USDA NOP & EU organic certified by Ecocert. Why barbadensis? Cold pressed inner leaf juice from Aloe barbadensis Miller, grown on our South African plantation. 98% pure aloe, decolourised and ready to drink daily no sugar, no alcohol, no artificial additives. Why this product 98% Aloe

Certified-organic Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller) — the "true aloe," grown & cold-pressed in Vivo, Limpopo, South Africa (not the wild Aloe ferox most SA brands use). USDA NOP & EU organic certified by Ecocert. Why barbadensis?

Cold-pressed inner-leaf juice from Aloe barbadensis Miller, grown on our South African plantation. 98% pure aloe, decolourised and ready to drink daily — no sugar, no alcohol, no artificial additives.

Why this product

• 🌱 98% Aloe Barbadensis — the world's most studied aloe species
• 🇿🇦 Grown, pressed and bottled in South Africa on our own ACAP plantation
• ❄️ Cold-pressed inner-leaf only — preserves acemannan, the active polysaccharide
• 🌿 Decolourised and aloin-reduced — suitable for daily consumption
• ✅ Certified organic, Kosher, Halal, HACCP — the processing standard matters

From our plantation to your glass

Made from inner-leaf Aloe barbadensis Miller, hand-cut and cold-pressed within hours of harvest to preserve its natural polysaccharides. We grow the plant, press the gel and bottle the product in one place — farm-to-bottle control that makes this a 98% pure aloe juice, not an aloe-flavoured drink.

What's inside

• 98% cold-pressed Aloe Barbadensis Miller juice (decolourised, inner-leaf)
• Citric acid (natural preservative, 0.2%)
• Potassium sorbate (food-grade preservative, 0.1%)
• Purified water

No added sugar. No alcohol. No artificial flavours, colours or fragrances. No GMO ingredients.

How people use it

Aloe Barbadensis juice has a long tradition of daily use as part of a balanced lifestyle — a morning ritual on an empty stomach, or a post-workout hydration drink. Suggested serving: 30–60 ml per day with a full glass of water. Shake well before use.

Who this is not for

• Children under 10 (consult a paediatric professional first)
• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals (consult your healthcare provider)
• Individuals with kidney disease, inflammatory bowel disease, or those on prescription medication — always check with your doctor
• Anyone with a known sensitivity to aloe or related Asphodelaceae plants

Storage & shelf life

Refrigerate after opening and consume within 30 days. Unopened: store in a cool, dark place; do not freeze. Best-before date printed on the bottle base.

FAQ

Is this juice suitable for daily use? For healthy adults, yes. It is decolourised (aloin reduced) and formulated for daily drinking. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, under medical care, or have a chronic condition, please consult your healthcare provider first.

What's the difference between Aloe Barbadensis and Aloe Ferox juice? Aloe Barbadensis Miller ("true aloe vera") has the highest research base for daily-use applications and the highest acemannan content. Aloe Ferox is indigenous to South Africa and historically used as a laxative due to its high aloin content. Read our full guide: Aloe Barbadensis vs Aloe Ferox: The Science.

Why 98% and not 100%? Pure aloe juice oxidises rapidly once bottled. The remaining 2% is a minimal preservation system (citric acid + potassium sorbate + water) that keeps the aloe content stable. A "100% aloe" claim in a shelf-stable bottle is, in practice, a blend.

Where is this product made? Grown, cold-pressed and bottled in South Africa, on the ACAP plantation and processing facility in Vivo, Limpopo.

Our aloe: certified-organic Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller)

The aloe in Curaloe products is our own Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller) — the "true aloe" prized in skincare and wellness, not the wild Aloe ferox that most South African aloe brands use. We grow it ourselves and cold-press it within hours of hand-harvest at our plantation in Vivo, Limpopo Province, South Africa.

That aloe is certified organic by Ecocert to both the USDA National Organic Program (NOP) and EU organic standards. Curaloe is the consumer brand of African Caribbean Aloe Products (ACAP). Why Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller)?