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ALOEELITE™

Review Summary

If you struggle with ulcerative colitis, crohn's disease, and IBS then AloeElite™ claims to have the solution to restore your digestive health.  AloeElite™ is the healing supplement that benefits every cell, tissue, and organ in the body. According to the company, "hundreds of thousands" of people have used AloeElite™ with great success.  The product is backed by Patricia Hansen.

Ingredients at a Glance

Ingredients were not immediately posted but do exist in the FAQ section of the site. In our assessment we learned AloeElite™ contains 375 mg of Aloe mucilaginous polysaccharides and 125 mg of L-glutamine.

The 240 capsules per bottle are vegetable based, and have no contradictions with any other products. 

Website in Focus

AloeElite™'s website is fairly easy to navigate and presents sources of customer support, such as a toll-free number and contact page.  We did find striking similarities in content & literature when compared to other older and more prevalent websites like SEROVERA®.  For example, their FAQ page was nearly an exact duplicate match to SEROVERA®'s faq page.

There is a pre-recorded audio testimonial from Patricia Henson - a victim of Ulcerative Colitis on the home page, she provides a direct phone number to call her for
questions: 1 (888) 299-2344.

Visit AloeElite.com

Cost

At the time of this review, AloeElite™ cost $159.00 for 240 capsules. This product can only be purchased from their website direct and is not sold in stores.

Positives

• Manufacturing process is freeze drying
• Practitioner search - but many of the links were broken and no replies originated from the email communications we attempted with our test group

Negatives

• No unique content.
• Many of AloeElite™'s testimonials were found on other website's like (AMP FLORACEL) and most of their format seemed to mimic that of SEROVERA® - even down to brand name and video they have posted on their home page.  Their order page is, again, very similar to SEROVERA® and begs to ask what if any of their content was truly generated by them?
• 240 capsules - Market standard at time of research is 270.  A difference of 30 capsules, but priced the same as other brands which contain the higher quantities
• No choice of absorbing agent - L-glutamine or Soy Lecithin
• No certifications

Final Thoughts

All in all, AloeElite™ is a very pricey product when compared side-by-side and with no substantial authenticity.  Their website states they were founded in the spring of 2004, but their website was hardly 2 years old at time of research and the website was created in or around June of 2006, a full 2 years after they were founded. AloeElite™ is available for purchase only through their website and with a 2 year pre-launch grace period you are left with questions.

No product reviews.

Patricia Henson's audio-testimonial was scripted (we could hear the pages being turned in the background) and the pause between scripts was a little too obvious. However, she does openly offer support in the event you need to be consulted by her.  Our research about Patricia Henson revealed that she is an employee of AloeElite™.

We did notice that their product name AloeElite™ AMP 500 was strikingly similar to SEROVERA® AMP 500.  In fact, most of the website's literature and format appears to be duplicated from the SEROVERA.com website.

AloeElite™'s statement of "hundreds of thousands" of people using AloeElite™ on a daily basis is unsubstantiated and a bit far-fetched.