HEALTH & NUTRITION

LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach

LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach is a peach-flavoured liquid food supplement from LR LIFETAKT, made with 98% aloe vera inner-leaf gel and added vitamin C. It contains sweeteners and has no added sugar, although aloe vera contains naturally occurring sugars. Three 30 ml servings provide 80 mg vitamin C, equivalent to 100% of the daily nutrient reference value. The gel can be taken directly or diluted with water or fruit juice. Here you can explore the full ingredients, nutritional values, recommended use and storage, with a closer look at what its sugar claims mean when choosing an aloe vera drink.

Purchases are completed directly through the official LR Health & Beauty online shop.

Lr Aloe vera drinking gel Peach with peach slices

Product at a glance

Product type

Liquid food supplement with vitamins C

Contents

1,000 ml

Key Details

98% aloe vera leaf gel · peach flavour · no added sugar*

Recommended use

30 ml three times daily, preferably before meals

What is LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach?

Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach is one of the flavoured drinking gels in the LR LIFETAKT range. The German name is Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Pfirsich-Geschmack. It is an oral food supplement, distinct from aloe vera gels intended for skin care.

LR uses the inner leaf fillet of Aloe barbadensis Miller: the gel-like material inside the leaf. The finished recipe combines this with ingredients for flavour, sweetness, consistency and preservation. Its aloe percentage describes the proportion of leaf gel, rather than an amount of a specific aloe compound such as acemannan.

Ingredients and nutritional information

98% Aloe Vera leaf gel

Aloe Vera (Barbadensis Miller) leaf gel forms the main base of the formula.

Sweeteners and flavouring

Three sweeteners accompany the peach flavour. No peach juice is listed.

Vitamins C

Added as L-ascorbic acid, with 80 mg in the recommended daily serving.

The table reproduces the supplied German label. The daily column covers all three 30 ml servings of Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach, not a single portion.

Nutrient

Per 100 ml

Per 90 ml daily serving

Energy

15 kJ / 4 kcal

14 kJ / 4 kcal

Fat

< 0.5 g

< 0.5 g

of which saturates

< 0.1 g

< 0.1 g

Carbohydrate

0.7 g

0.6 g

of which sugars

< 0.5 g

< 0.5 g

Protein

< 0.5 g

< 0.5 g

Salt

0.02 g

0.02 g

Vitamin C

89 mg (111% NRV)

80 mg (100% NRV)

Full ingredients: Aloe vera (Barbadensis Miller) gel (98%), sweeteners (sodium cyclamate, acesulfame K, sodium saccharin), inulin, stabiliser (xanthan gum), acidifier (citric acid), vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid), flavouring, preservative (potassium sorbate).

“Sugar-free” and “no added sugar”: the difference

Both descriptions can apply to this formula. “No added sugar” in the Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach concerns the recipe: sugar has not been added, but naturally occurring sugars remain. “Sugar-free” concerns the amount present. The supplied label declares less than 0.5 g sugars per 100 ml.

Under the European Commission’s nutrition-claim conditions, a sugar-free drink may contain up to 0.5 g sugars per 100 ml. The term therefore does not necessarily mean absolutely zero sugar.

Sweeteners explain how the gel can have a sweet flavour with so little sugar. If you dilute it with juice, the juice adds its own sugars. Water is the simpler option when you want to dilute the taste without adding sugar.

Lr Aloe Vewra Drinking Gel Peach with 0 sugar

What does the vitamin C contribute?

The declared daily amount meets the vitamin C quantity condition for these authorised claims:

  • Vitamin C contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism.
  • Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system.
  • Vitamin C contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

These functions belong to vitamin C. Energy-yielding metabolism refers to normal processes that release energy from food; it does not imply an immediate stimulant effect or a weight-loss result.

How to take LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach

LR recommends 30 ml three times daily, preferably before meals. This totals 90 ml per day.

Shake the bottle before use and measure each serving. Take it directly or dilute it with water or fruit juice, as suggested by LR. Dilution changes the concentration in your glass; keep the quantity of gel itself at the recommended serving.

After opening, keep the bottle in the fridge and consume promptly. The supplied instructions do not specify a fixed number of days, so check your current bottle for any more detailed storage guidance.

What to know before choosing

This version may appeal if you prefer a fruit-flavoured aloe drink without added sugar and are comfortable with sweeteners. It contains flavouring, a stabiliser and a preservative, so it is useful to compare the whole ingredient list as well as the prominent aloe percentage.

The daily serving contains 0.6 g carbohydrate according to the label. This gives a more useful basis for comparison than assuming “sugar-free” means carbohydrate-free. It does not establish a blood-glucose benefit.

LR describes manufacture in Germany. Its supplied cultivation information does not identify organic certification, so this article does not present the product as certified organic.

Important information

Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Keep the Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach out of the reach of small children. Shake before use. Refrigerate after opening and consume promptly.

LR notes that the gel’s colour can change over time without affecting quality. Continue to follow the storage instructions and date on the packaging.

Product composition can change. The information on the current packaging takes precedence.


Frequently Asked Questions

The names are not a reliable way to compare formulas. Check the percentage of aloe vera, the leaf part used, added ingredients and serving instructions. This LR product contains 98% inner-leaf gel, added vitamin C, sweeteners and peach flavouring. It is intended for measured servings rather than drinking freely as a juice.

Peach juice and peach purée are not listed in the supplied ingredients. The label lists flavouring, so peach describes the flavour rather than a declared quantity of fruit. The main ingredient of LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach is aloe vera gel; fruit shown in product artwork should not be read as an ingredient percentage.

The ingredient list names sodium cyclamate, acesulfame K and sodium saccharin. Their individual quantities are not declared. The product therefore contains sweeteners even though no sugar has been added. This distinction matters if you prefer drinks without either added sugar or sweeteners.

Yes. LR suggests mixing the measured gel with yoghurt, fruit and muesli, as well as diluting it with water or fruit juice. Keep to the recommended quantity of Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach. Its nutritional table applies to the gel alone; any yoghurt, fruit, cereal or juice contributes its own nutrients and sugars.

For the 1,000 ml bottle shown in LR’s German catalogue, 1,000 ÷ 90 gives approximately 11 days at the recommended intake. That is 11 complete daily portions, with 10 ml remaining. This is a calculated supply estimate, not a guaranteed storage period after opening; follow the bottle’s refrigeration and date instructions.

Inulin appears in the ingredients, but the supplied label does not state its quantity or give a dietary fibre value. You cannot judge the fibre contribution from its presence alone. Compare products using declared amounts rather than assuming that an ingredient name establishes a digestive benefit.

Where to buy LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach

LR Select does not sell LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Peach directly. For current product information, availability and ordering options, use the official LR Health & Beauty online shop for your country.

This article is provided for general informational purposes and does not replace professional medical advice.

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