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| Composition | PURE + NATURAL IMMUNITY BOOSTER |
|---|---|
| Packing | 500ML |
| SHELF LIFE | 18 MONTHS |
| HSN CODE | 2106 |
| Category | Syrups & Suspensions |
| Supply | Wholesale & Export |
The image shows a 500 mL bottle of “ACCOTT Amla Aloe Vera Ras”, with its carton. Here’s a detailed reading of what is visible.
Brand: ACCOTT
Product: Amla Aloe Vera Ras
Quantity: 500 mL
Description: Pure & Natural
The package markets it as an “Immunity Booster.”
It also highlights:
Rich Source of Vitamin C
Good for Immunity
Antioxidant
Amla (Indian gooseberry) is naturally rich in vitamin C and contains various polyphenolic/antioxidant compounds.
Aloe vera is a plant traditionally used in food and herbal preparations. However, the effects of an aloe-vera beverage depend heavily on the specific preparation and amount of aloe used.
Importantly, the front label's phrases such as “Immunity Booster,” “Pure & Natural,” and “Antioxidant” are product marketing claims; they don't by themselves establish that the drink prevents infections or treats disease.
From the photograph:
The bottle is a dark green/black opaque-looking liquid.
It is a tall plastic bottle with a green-and-blue screw cap and a transparent protective cover.
The carton has a decorative floral background.
The lower part uses red and yellow packaging.
Images of amla fruits and aloe vera appear on the front.
The bottle and carton both indicate 500 mL.
The side/back panel contains additional small-print information, but it is too small/angled in this image to safely transcribe. In particular, I cannot reliably determine from this photo:
exact amount of amla and aloe vera
ingredients/excipients
serving size and recommended dosage
sugar/calorie content
preservatives
manufacturing and expiry dates
batch number
whether it contains aloe latex/aloin or only aloe gel
the manufacturer's complete instructions and warnings
Those details are important before deciding how much to consume.
If you're considering this as a daily health drink, don't assume that “natural” means risk-free. Aloe-containing oral products can cause abdominal discomfort or diarrhea in some people, particularly depending on the preparation. The exact formulation matters.
If you upload a clear photo of the back and both sides of the ACCOTT box, I can explain the complete ingredients, dosage, benefits, side effects, precautions, sugar content, and whether the label gives any age-specific instructions, line by line.
