Is Musqle On a Scam or Legit? What We Could and Could Not Check
Asking whether a supplement is a scam is a sensible habit. Here is what the seller's own legal notice discloses, what you can check yourself, and which points still call for caution.
- Seller named: Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, Den Haag
- Registration: Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number 42020555, which you can look up
- Not verified by us: the company beyond its own notice, and any effect of the product
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Scam or legit: the honest answer
Musqle On is not anonymous and its seller is identifiable, so it does not look like a classic disappearing-seller scam. But "not a scam" is a low bar. We cannot confirm what is in each capsule, we cannot promise any result, and the sales page we reached through advertising links makes promises that no food supplement can lawfully make.
Verify the company, read the full terms and return conditions, and decide without pressure. We have not audited the seller, and this is general information, not a guarantee.
Who is the seller?
The seller's own legal notice (checked 8 November 2026) names Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, of Platinaweg 25, 2544 EZ Den Haag, Netherlands. It gives Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number 42020555, a Dutch VAT number and the phone number +31 85 080 5741. Its return policy gives a separate returns address in Alphen aan den Rijn.
These details come from the seller itself and we have not verified them independently. You do not have to take our word for anything: the Dutch Chamber of Commerce keeps a public register where you can search the KvK number and compare the company name and address.
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What you can verify, and what you cannot
Checkable by you: the company name, registration number and address in the Dutch register; the ingredient table on the label (see ingredients and doses); the price, delivery estimate and stated return window at checkout.
Not checkable by us or by you from the website alone: whether each capsule contains exactly what the table says, how the product is made beyond the seller's statement that it is manufactured in the Netherlands, and whether the product does anything for any individual. We have not tested the product and we do not claim it does anything.
One thing we did find: the seller's product page and its sales page list different ingredients. That is not proof of wrongdoing, but it is a reason to read the pack label closely.
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Red flags to watch for on the sales page
We are not repeating the seller's marketing here, but we can describe the kinds of tactics we saw and that are worth recognising in general, because they appear across the supplement category:
- Sweeping promises about hormones, body shape or sexual performance. Under UK and EU rules a food supplement cannot lawfully promise outcomes of this kind, and no authorised claim covers them.
- Magazine-cover style imagery, award-style badges and a before-and-after style photo collage. We cannot verify any of them, and they are not evidence about the product.
- Facebook-style comments under first names. We cannot tell whether they are real, and we do not reproduce them.
- Urgency and discount messages such as “for a limited time” and large struck-through reference prices. Compare prices on the checkout itself, not on banners.
None of these proves a seller is dishonest, but together they are a reason to slow down. Focus on the label, the checkout total and the terms.
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How to order more safely
- Search the KvK number in the Dutch register and compare the name and address.
- Read the full terms and the return conditions before paying, not after, including the part about UK returns.
- Check the checkout total in pounds, including any shipping line, and confirm it is a one-off payment.
- If you use buy-now-pay-later or instalments, read that provider's terms first.
- Pay by a method that offers buyer protection, and keep your order confirmation and the seller's contact details.
- If you take medication or have a medical condition, ask a pharmacist before you order. See side effects and safety.
Go back to the main guide for the overview.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Musqle On legit?
It is a labelled food supplement sold by a named company with a registration number you can look up. We have not audited the company, so verify it yourself.
Who sells Musqle On?
According to the seller's legal notice, Elivora BV, trading as Musqle On, Platinaweg 25, 2544 EZ Den Haag, Netherlands, KvK 42020555.
Can I get my money back?
The seller states 30 days to return unopened, sealed goods, with a refund within 15 days of receipt. Return costs from the UK are yours. See price and delivery.
How should I pay?
A credit card or a payment service with buyer protection can give extra options. Check your own card terms, and read the terms of any instalment or buy-now-pay-later option before choosing it.
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