Musqle On Scam or Legit: A Seller Checklist for UK Buyers
It is sensible to ask who you are paying before you pay. This checklist covers what the seller discloses, what you can look up yourself, which warning signs we saw on the sales page and how a UK buyer can keep their options open.
- Named seller: Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, in Den Haag
- Look-up number: Dutch KvK 42020555, searchable in the public register
- Not checked by us: the company beyond its own notice, and any effect of the capsules
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Our straight answer
The seller can be identified, so this does not look like a vanishing-seller scam, but that is a low bar and not an audit. We cannot confirm what is in each capsule, we cannot promise any result, and the sales page makes promises that no food supplement can lawfully make.
Look the company up, read the return terms before you pay, and take your time. This is general information, not a guarantee.
Step 1: find out who is selling
The seller's legal notice, read on 8 November 2026, names Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, at Platinaweg 25, 2544 EZ Den Haag, Netherlands. It lists Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number 42020555, a Dutch VAT number and the phone number +31 85 080 5741. The return policy gives a different returns address, in Alphen aan den Rijn.
Those details come from the seller, and we have not confirmed them independently. You need not take our word for it. The Dutch Chamber of Commerce runs a public register, so search the KvK number and compare the name and address with what you see here.
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Step 2: separate what you can check from what you cannot
You can check: the company details in the Dutch register; the ingredient table against the label on your pack (see ingredients and doses); and the price, delivery estimate and return window shown at checkout.
Neither of us can check from a website: whether every capsule matches the table, how the product is made, and whether it does anything for any individual. We have not tested it and we do not claim it does anything.
One discrepancy is worth noting. The seller's product page and sales page list different ingredients. That does not prove bad faith, but it is a good reason to read the pack label closely when it arrives.
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Step 3: spot the warning signs on a sales page
We do not repeat the seller's marketing, but these are the kinds of tactics we saw, and they are worth recognising across the whole supplement category:
- Big promises about hormones, body shape or sex life. Under UK rules a food supplement cannot lawfully promise results of this kind, and no authorised claim covers them.
- Magazine-style imagery, badges and photo collages. We cannot verify any of them, and they are not evidence about the product.
- Facebook-style comments. We cannot tell whether they are genuine, so we do not reproduce them.
- Pressure and discount banners, such as countdowns and struck-through reference prices. Compare prices only on the checkout itself.
None of these proves dishonesty on its own. Several together are a signal to slow down and focus on the label, the checkout total and the terms.
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Step 4: a safer ordering routine
- Look up the KvK number in the Dutch register and compare the details.
- Read the terms and return conditions before paying, including the section on returns from outside the EU.
- Check the total in pounds, including any shipping or tax line, and confirm it is a one-off payment.
- If you use pay-later or instalments, read that provider's terms first.
- Choose a payment method with buyer protection, and keep the order confirmation and seller contact details.
- If you take medication or have a medical condition, speak to a pharmacist first. See the safety checklist.
Go back to the main guide for the overview.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Musqle On legit?
It is a labelled supplement from a named company with a registration number you can look up. We have not audited the company, so please check it yourself.
Where is the seller based?
The legal notice gives Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, Platinaweg 25, 2544 EZ Den Haag, Netherlands, KvK 42020555. The return policy gives a separate returns address in Alphen aan den Rijn.
What if I want a refund?
The seller states 30 days from receipt for sealed, unopened goods, with a refund within 15 days of receipt. From the UK you pay the return costs. See price and returns.
Which payment method is wisest?
A credit card or a service with buyer protection may give extra options. Check your own card terms, and read the terms of any pay-later or instalment option before choosing it.
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