Herbalife Aloe Mango vs AloeMax: What's the Difference?

What is the difference between Herbalife Aloe Mango and AloeMax?

Both are concentrated aloe vera drinks designed to be diluted in water — you never drink them neat. The difference lies in how much aloe is in the bottle, how they taste, and what else is on the ingredients list. Here is the picture at a glance:

	Herbal Aloe Concentrate Mango	AloeMax
Aloe vera juice	40% (purified, whole leaf)	97% (purified, whole leaf)
Taste	Light, tropical mango	Plain, naturally tart aloe
Sweetener	Sucralose (no added sugar)	None
Sizes in the UK	473 ml and 1.892 L	473 ml only
Servings	31 (473 ml) / ~126 (1.892 L)	31

In short: Mango is a flavoured 40% concentrate that makes your water taste of something, while AloeMax is a far stronger 97% juice with a completely clean label. Everything else — how you mix it, the serving size, the 31 servings per 473 ml bottle — is the same.

What is Herbal Aloe Concentrate Mango?

Herbal Aloe Concentrate Mango is Herbalife's flagship aloe drink in the UK. It contains 40% aloe vera juice from the whole leaf, extracted by cold pressing and purified, blended with water, natural mango flavouring and a touch of chamomile extract. There are no artificial colours, and each serving carries roughly 2 calories.

You mix 3 capfuls (15 ml) into 120 ml of water — or 120 ml of concentrate into a full litre if you like to prepare a jug for the day. The result is a light, subtly sweet tropical drink that makes plain water considerably more interesting. If you want measurements, timing ideas and mixing tips, see our full guide on how to use Herbalife Aloe Concentrate.

The Mango concentrate is the only version that comes in two sizes. The standard 473 ml bottle gives you 31 servings; the large 1.892-litre bottle holds four times as much — around 126 servings — and works out noticeably cheaper per glass if you drink aloe daily or share a bottle as a household.

What is AloeMax and how is it different?

AloeMax is Herbalife's most concentrated aloe drink: 97% purified whole-leaf aloe vera juice, cold-pressed, with no flavourings, no sweeteners and no colours — just aloe, a little citric acid, preservatives and chamomile extract. It carries the seal of the International Aloe Science Council (IASC), an independent certification of aloe quality and content.

Because nothing masks it, AloeMax tastes the way aloe actually tastes: fresh, plant-like and slightly tart. Some people love that cleanness; others prefer to add a squeeze of lemon or mix it into herbal tea. The dilution is the same as the Mango version — 15 ml in 120 ml of water — and the single 473 ml bottle also provides 31 servings.

One thing AloeMax is not: a different product category. It is not a gel, a supplement or a topical product — it is the same style of drinking concentrate, simply much stronger and completely unflavoured.

Is Herbalife Aloe Mango sugar-free?

Yes — the Mango concentrate contains no added sugar. It is sweetened with sucralose, which is why a serving comes to only about 2 calories. That makes it an easy swap for squash, juice or fizzy drinks if you are watching sugar or calories as part of a balanced diet and healthy, active lifestyle.

AloeMax goes a step further: it contains no sweeteners of any kind, so it is effectively calorie-negligible and completely unsweetened.

How many servings are in a bottle — and what does each cost?

Every bottle uses the same 15 ml serving, so the maths is simple:

• 473 ml bottle (Mango or AloeMax): 31 servings — a month of one aloe drink a day.
• 1.892 L bottle (Mango only): around 126 servings — four months of daily use, or a family-sized supply.

Per glass, even the small bottle works out at pence per serving, and the large Mango bottle brings that down further. For a wider look at what Herbalife products cost per serving in the UK, see our 2026 Herbalife price guide.

Which Herbalife aloe should you choose?

There is no wrong answer — it depends on taste and habit:

• You want your water to taste nicer: go for Mango. It is the easy, crowd-pleasing option and the one most customers reorder.
• You want the most aloe with the cleanest label: go for AloeMax. At 97% juice with nothing added, it is the strongest aloe drink Herbalife makes.
• You drink aloe every day or share it at home: the 1.892 L Mango bottle is the best value per serving.

Whichever you pick, the point is the same: a light, refreshing drink that helps you keep up with your fluids. The NHS recommends 6 to 8 glasses of fluid a day, and a glass of diluted aloe counts towards that just as water does.

FAQ

Is Herbalife Aloe Mango sugar-free?

Yes. It contains no added sugar and is sweetened with sucralose, with roughly 2 calories per 15 ml serving.

How many servings are in a bottle of Herbalife Aloe Concentrate?

The 473 ml bottle contains 31 servings of 15 ml (3 capfuls). The large 1.892 L Mango bottle contains around 126 servings.

Is AloeMax stronger than the Mango concentrate?

Yes. AloeMax is 97% aloe vera juice, compared with 40% in the Mango concentrate, and it contains no flavourings or sweeteners. The recommended dilution is the same for both.

Which Herbalife aloe flavour is best?

Mango is the only flavoured option in the UK and the most popular choice. If you prefer a completely plain, unsweetened drink, AloeMax is the better fit.

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