but have questions:

	How much do I take? The Recommended Daily Serving Size (RDSS) is only 160 mg. To understand how this is possible, see the Acemannan Comparison Chart. There is no known toxic level, so you could take as much as you choose to.
	How much does it cost? The cost of 160 mg. is about 53¢ when purchased as 30 grams of pure powder. Capsules are a bit more. A 30 gram jar retails for $99.97.
	How long will it last? At the RDSS, a 30 g. jar contains 187 servings. That is more than a six-month supply for 1 person, or, more than a month supply for a family of 6.
	Where do I buy it? Click on the "BiAloe® Pure Powder" button or BiAloe® jar in the left column to advance to the 'BuyBiAloe' store .
	How do I measure out 160 mg.? A tiny little scoop is included with each jar. When filled to heaping, it holds approximately 160 mg.
	Are smaller or larger jars of the powder available? Due to the cost of the special U-V protected jar, labels and packaging we chose 30 grams as the smallest powder jar size to avoid wasted money and reduce the impact on landfills. Since it is very susceptible to environmental moisture, larger jars tend to become 'bricks" before the product is all consumed. If a smaller size is important to you, you may prefer the BiAloe Pure Veggi-Capsules.
	How do I ask questions that are not answered here? Feel free to use the contact form at http://buybialoe.com.

 

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Additional Common-sense Disclaimer Statement:

One way of understanding the actual value of Aloe vera inner leaf gel is: You would probably not think of eating a leafy green salad each day as "the cure" for any serious disease, yet somehow you know it will be beneficial to your health. Nearly every medical doctor you ask will tell you that the salad will likely be good for your health--especially while you are recovering from a disease.

Just think of the Aloe vera inner leaf gel to be similar to a super-concentrated, mannose-rich salad. Not a "cure or treatment" of any kind, but still a very good idea for supporting your good health, naturally.

If you have any other questions, find a good, trustworthy health care professional who has studied the health benefits of Aloe vera barbadensis inner leaf gel and ask him or her.

 

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