1. How do Aloe E-Cell batteries work?

They use a patented herbal electrolyte derived from Aloe Vera gel. This replaces hazardous acids and acts as the medium for ion exchange between a zinc anode and a graphite cathode.

2. Are Aloe E-Cell batteries rechargeable?

Currently, the Aloe E-Cell batteries available are primary (non-rechargeable) cells. They are designed to be high-performance, eco-friendly alternatives to standard single-use batteries.

3. How long do Aloe E-Cell batteries last?

Aloe E-Cell batteries offer up to 1.5x the performance of standard zinc-carbon batteries in low-to-medium drain devices like remotes and clocks.

4. Are they really 100% eco-friendly?

Yes. They contain no mercury, lead, or cadmium. Because they are herbal-based, the waste is biodegradable and the production process is carbon-negative.

5. Can Aloe E-Cell batteries leak and damage my devices?

Unlike traditional batteries that leak corrosive chemicals, Aloe E-Cell uses a stabilized herbal gel. This significantly reduces the risk of leakage, making them safer for electronics.

6. Where are Aloe E-Cell batteries manufactured?

Aloe E-Cell is a proudly Swadeshi innovation, developed and manufactured in India, supporting local farmers and Indian biotechnology.

7. How should I dispose of used batteries?

While non-toxic, we recommend the 'Make-Track-Recycle' program. Spent batteries can be converted into micronutrient fertilizers, closing the loop from earth to earth.