Beware of Buying "Aloe Vera" That Contains No Aloe Vera
New lab tests find that "aloe vera" gels sold by major retailers don't contain chemical traces of the plant.
New lab tests find that "aloe vera" gels sold by major retailers don't contain chemical traces of the plant.
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