Aloe Vera Gel Powder 200x by mi Nature | Natural and Pure | Aloe Barbadensis | 100g (3.5oz) | Highly Concentrated (200x) | Digestive Support | Suitable for Cosmetic formulations

I have been using this daily since it arrived and have had good results! I mix it in water with some sugar free drink mix and you can't tell it is in there. It doesn't taste bad or leave any kind of after taste at all. I am very happy with this purchase! I like that there is an inner bag with the powder inside a resealable bag. I will continue to purchase this for a very long time!

I'm not sure if it's any less beneficial than eating the raw gel straight from the aloe vera leaves, but it's certainly way less messy and it's way more convenient consuming the powder in water. I would also say that it's way more economical to consume the powder over the raw gel, but since I cannot attest to its efficacy I cannot make that claim. The taste of this powder is pretty much nonexistent. If anything it tastes the tiniest bit citrusy maybe, but absolutely zero taste of any bitter latex present. For those of you who are curious, each 1/2 teaspoon of this powder equals about 1.5 grams. An entire large aloe vera leaf consists of about 200-250 grams of gel. That being said, since this product claims 200x potency, each serving of 1/2 teaspoon is equivalent to 300 grams of gel or more than one large aloe leaf's worth of gel. I hope this was helpful.

I’m really happy I found this real aloe “inner filet” gel powder 200x brand. I kept finding that only the aloe “leaf” powder was available until I finally found this brand. The powder is pure white and the quality is very good. I was buying this from an online cosmetic store for double the amount for the same size and would have to wait a least two weeks to receive it via mail delivery. Seller, awesome product, please do not discontinue or increase the price. Thanks.

Not as good as fresh aloe in my opinion but good product.

First time I bought this and I love using it. Really works.

I bought this hoping I could add a bit to thicken into a gel. Bit by bit I added more and more. Finally I added the entire bag into just 300 ml of liquid. It appears to have fully dissolved, but with virtually no obvious thickening of the solution.I am not sure if this needs heating, or if the processing has rendered the powder unusable, but it was a rather expensive and non-refundable experiment :(

I use this to make lotion. It's nicely packaged so it stays dry and clump-free. Straight out of the package it has a faint smell that disappears when reconstituted. It adds a nice light texture and moisturizing properties to my lotion, and this little bag will last forever.

aloe vera plant has long been used to soothe irritated gut,and skin, especially from sunburn