Aloeride® aloe vera

Here then is the 2011 version of Aloeride® aloe vera. We are sure you'll like the new format. The picture to the left shows the new #0 vegicapsule containing 426mg of Aloeride® aloe vera behind the old size #4 with 180mg. Quite a step up don't you think! Considerations for change were:

• a random customer survey showed that most interviewees used 360mg (2x 180mg capsule) a day and welcomed a 2-in-1 capsule for ease of use.
• child-friendly #4 capsules dated back to me helping my then three year old with Aloeride® but, as it turns out, few users are actually children. Interviewees seemed unphased by size #0 because these are so easy to open.
• those using Aloeride® aloe vera powder by itself said to be pleased to see size #4 replaced by a capsule size less challenging to their fine motor skills.
• an increase from 180mg to 426mg solves the inadvertently taking less aloe vera than might be desirable, as you know the body is safeguarded against overdosing by its number of intestinal polysaccharide binding places (source Dr. Ivan E. Danhof PhD MD); average adult dosage is 1 vegicapsule/day with ample water.
• adding Aerosil® 200 Pharma to Aloeride® aloe vera became necessary because of orders from hot & humid countries, it's the absolute best, colloidal, fully inert silicon dioxide so it doesn't detract from the purity claim of Aloeride®.
• the Aerosil® caused a technical surprise as the blend flows so well that we cannot get less in a #0 capsule than 426mg, which threw my intention of 360mg per vegicap clean out of the window.
• yes there's a little empty space inside the #0 vegicapsule, more Aloeride® powder wasn't an option nor was adding a filler as this would spoil purity, much better to accept a little de-humidified air there.
• beyond making the top flight aloe vera food supplement, our Word Of Mouth Reward initiative enables your enthusiasm for Aloeride® to lower your bill.
• finally, we shoulder most of the cost of 2.37x more Aloeride® aloe vera per vegicapsule and in doing so, we go utterly against the current trend of selling less product for either the same or more money.