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Where to buy Aloe Vera

This site is an information only resource. It is for this reason only that we can include details on how Aloe Vera can help with a variety of ailments.

To recommend any particular product or products would be a criminal offence as we would be making a medical claim about a natural product (see Medical research for Aloe Vera for a full explanation.

However it is critical to point out there are some Aloe Vera products that work and some that don't. You can make a start understanding which are which by learning about Good Quality Aloe Vera

From this you will understand that Aloe Vera is not a cheap product to produce. This is a plant that takes five years to grow to effective maturity and only in certain parts of the world and so if you want the best quality Aloe Vera it will cost.

Generally speaking from retail outlets you should expect to pay about £60 / $120 for half a litre. This takes into account the margins required by the retailer, wholesaler and distribution network. Any less than this and you need to treat the product, in a retail outlet, with suspicion.

Because Aloe Vera is expensive to produce many companies have introduced 'direct selling' through agents. This cuts out the middle men involved in the traditional distribution method and helps bring the price down. If you are looking to buy through an agent (no retail premises) expect to pay about £20 / $40 for half a litre. Again, any less than this and there are questions to be asked about the quality of the product.

See also our FAQs page Where can you buy Aloe Vera leaves?