Aloe Vera Gel vs Gelly: a small spelling difference that matters
One is a drink. The other is a topical skincare gel. Here is how to tell them apart.
Read the guideThe original aloe drink, distinct from topical Aloe Vera Gelly.
Stabilised aloe vera gel [aloe vera gel (99,7%), vitamin C (ascorbic acid), antioxidant (ascorbic acid), acidity regulator (citric acid)].
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Forever Aloe Vera Gel is a drinking product. The manufacturer listing describes a formula containing 99.7% aloe vera gel and vitamin C in a 1 litre pack. It should not be confused with the topical Aloe Vera Gelly skincare product. [1]
The current manufacturer listing names aloe vera gel (99.7%), vitamin C (ascorbic acid) and citric acid. Consult the current manufacturer listing and supplied label for the complete formula, directions and warnings. [1]
Formulas, pack sizes and packaging can vary. Match the exact variant and read the label offered by your selected store. A selected-ingredient summary cannot replace complete directions or warnings.
Yes. This guide concerns Forever Aloe Vera Gel, the drinking product, rather than the similarly named topical Gelly.
An ingredient percentage describes a formulation. This guide does not use it to promise a health outcome or rank the product above alternatives.
No. Check the final price and delivery total on Forever’s site when shopping is connected.
Return periods, satisfaction guarantees and shipping-cost rules depend on the store and the terms of your order. Check the policy in your selected Forever Living store before buying. For an online order, use the seller contact details in your order confirmation to request return instructions. Keep your receipt and product packaging.