MedicGLP Scam or Legit? The Red Flags We Found

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Last updated: · By the MedicGLP Order Check UK editorial team

We do not call it a scam, and we do not call it safe. These are the honest warning signs.

  • Named company with a Cyprus address
  • Warning signs: drug-like name, unproven claims, counters
  • Unverified beyond the seller's own documents
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Verdict

Legit in the sense of a named seller, but with real red flags. We would not buy without reading the renewal and return terms in full.

Who we could identify

Haruki Limited of Larnaca, Cyprus (company code UN 486997 per the seller) and platform operator Haur B.V. of Amsterdam, terms updated 12 May 2026. We did not verify either in a company register.

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Warning signs

  1. The name echoes prescription GLP-1 medicines, yet this is a food supplement.
  2. The seller's own footer says its health claims have not been proved scientifically or evaluated by doctors.
  3. Its page shows live-user counters, ratings and testimonials that we could not verify, plus savings figures that do not add up.
  4. No ingredient amounts, and a dead ingredients link.
  5. Auto-renewing subscription and unopened-only returns at your cost.

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If you still want it

Read the checkout terms, untick extras you do not want, and diarise the cancellation date. Ask a GP or pharmacist first if you take medicines or are pregnant or breastfeeding.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the name mean it is a medicine?

No. It is sold as a food supplement and is not a GLP-1 drug.

Are the testimonials on its page real?

We could not verify them and do not reuse them.

Do you earn from this link?

Yes, we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you.

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