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Aloe Vera is a liquid extract which can be used both internally and externally.
Natural Aloe Vera Liquid 2:1
Soothing, Cooling Aloe Vera liquid
Ideal to maintain healthy skin
Contains:
Directions for use:
If you have any concerns about your animal's health please contact your veterinarian immediately.
Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven.
If you have any queries about using this product,please contact our Helpline Call Toll-free 1 855 261 1289 or email support@hiltonherbs.com
The Aloe Vera we sell, both as a straight product or as an ingredient in our topical/external products is grown and processed only from US Aloe Vera. This Aloe Vera has NOT been high heat pasteurised.
Aloe that is imported into the US from Mexico or Central America is required by the US government to be high heat pasteurised prior to entry into the US, which has a negative impact on the enzyme content.
We use Aloe Vera made using leaves grown to maturity in organic fields of Southern California. Mature leaves are chosen because of their high enzyme content. Enzyme-active Aloe Vera is particularly recommended for topical use as the enzymes allow better absorption through the skin.
The leaves are stripped of their skin, and the underlying yellow layer that contains a harsh substance called Aloin is removed. Aloin has a strong laxative action.
The inner leaf gel is then crushed, blended and filtered to achieve liquid consistency. The end product is tested by an independent laboratory and contains less than 4/10ths of 1% ppm of Aloin.
Our Natural Aloe Vera 2:1 liquid can be used both internally and externally, and is a perfect natural carrier for use in skin care or massage formulas, and can be used as a base liquid to which plant extracts or essential oils can be added to create skin washes and sprays.
These testimonials are for informational purposes only. The information is not a substitute for expert veterinary care. Testimonials are written by actual customers and represent their own observations. They are not edited. These observations are not guaranteed, are not medically substantiated, and may not be typical for other animals.
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