Musqle On Seller Check: Legit Company, Low Bar, Open Questions
It is wise to ask whether a supplement seller is genuine before handing over a card number. We set out what the legal notice reveals, what you can look up for yourself, and which things we would still treat with care.
- The company is named: Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, in Den Haag
- A Dutch KvK number is given: 42020555, open to a public search
- Outside our checks: anything past the seller's own notice, and whether the product does anything
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Our honest answer on scam or legit
The seller is identifiable, so this does not resemble the typical vanishing-seller scam. Still, being identifiable is a low bar. We cannot confirm what each capsule holds, no result can be promised, and the sales page reached through adverts makes claims that a food supplement may not lawfully make.
Check the company yourself, read all the terms including the return conditions, and take your time. We have not audited the seller, and this is general information, not a guarantee.
The company behind the capsules
On 8 November 2026 the seller's legal notice named Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, at Platinaweg 25, 2544 EZ Den Haag, Netherlands. It also gave KvK (Chamber of Commerce) number 42020555, a Dutch VAT number and the telephone number +31 85 080 5741. The returns policy lists a different address, in Alphen aan den Rijn, for sending parcels back.
All of that is the seller's own information, and we have not independently confirmed it. Fortunately you need not rely on us. The Dutch Chamber of Commerce runs a public register, so you can enter the KvK number and see whether the name and address match.
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Things you can check, and things nobody can
You can check: the company name, number and address in the Dutch register; the ingredient table (see ingredients and doses); and the price, delivery estimate and return period displayed at checkout.
Neither we nor you can confirm from the website alone: that each capsule matches the table exactly, how it is produced beyond the seller's remark that it is made in the Netherlands, or whether it does anything for any individual. We have not tested it, and we do not say it does anything.
One finding stands out. The seller's product page and its sales page list different ingredients. It does not prove bad faith, but it is a good reason to study the label on the pack when it arrives.
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Warning signs on the sales page
We will not repeat the seller's advertising copy, but we can describe the techniques we noticed, which crop up all over the supplement market and are worth knowing about:
- Grand promises about hormones, physique or sexual performance. A food supplement cannot lawfully promise such things under UK and EU rules, and no authorised claim covers them.
- Magazine-style imagery, badges that look like awards and photo collages in a before-and-after style. We cannot verify any of it, and none of it is evidence about the product.
- Facebook-style comments under first names. We cannot tell whether they are real, and we do not copy them.
- Pressure to hurry, such as “limited time” notices and large crossed-out reference prices. Judge the price at the checkout, not from banners.
No single item shows dishonesty, but seen together they suggest slowing down. Concentrate on the label, the checkout total and the terms.
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Steps for ordering with more care
- Enter the KvK number in the Dutch register and compare the name and address with the notice.
- Read the full terms and return conditions before you pay, including the clause on returns from the UK.
- Look at the checkout total in pounds, shipping included, and confirm the payment is one-off.
- If you plan to use pay-later or instalments, read that provider's terms first.
- Choose a payment method with buyer protection, and keep the order confirmation and the seller's contact details.
- If you take medicines or have a medical condition, ask a pharmacist before ordering. Our side effects and safety page has more.
The main guide gives the wider overview.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Musqle On seller genuine?
It is a labelled food supplement from a named company with a registration number that anyone can search. We have not audited the company, so please check it yourself.
Which company is behind it?
The seller's legal notice gives Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, Platinaweg 25, 2544 EZ Den Haag, Netherlands, KvK 42020555.
Will I get a refund if I change my mind?
The seller says goods can come back within 30 days if sealed and unopened, with the refund paid within 15 days of receipt. UK buyers pay the return costs. See price and delivery.
What is a sensible way to pay?
A credit card or a payment service with buyer protection can give you extra options. Look at your own card terms, and read the rules of any pay-later or instalment option before you pick it.
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