Aloe Drops

On 10/31/2006 Amnia wrote:

I really doubt this will help at all, but who am I to tell you what to do. I understand the need to try to do everything humanly possible, no matter how crazy. I am in no way endorsing this product or claiming it is safe. I am just giving you links: http://www.myvitanet.com/alve50mg100s.html http://www.vitaglo.com/solg3738.html In the future, if you are looking for products, you can find them as I found this for you, using froogle.com (a google shopping search engine). In this case, you could type in "aloe vera capsules" or "aloe vera softgels" or even "aloe vera supplement" and you will find many links. to get the box for "do you want CTCA to reply you," you have to change your user type from "Caregiver" (that is how you are registered currently) to something else, such as "Patient."

Good morning Amnia....I typed in our product on Google and found your message.  The aloe drops do work spectacularly and we are getting more and more requests for them.  We created them for our mother when she developed throat cancer and she is still relying on them for her chronic dry mouth and throat.  They are a sugar-free fat-free hard candy with no after taste of aloe juice.  Some of my customers have even claimed that the lesions in their mouth have disappeared after using the drops.  And it's so much more convenient than drinking liquid constantly.  Another customer tucks one in her cheek before she goes to sleep at night and is able to sleep through the night, whereas before the dry mouth would keep waking her up.  Anyway, we've had very positive results, but our marketing budget is pretty much nonexistent.  It's all we can do to try and break even, but our main priority is making sure as many people as possible know about them, even if it is by word of mouth.  Please check our web site at www.aloedrops.com or e-mail us with questions at