MedicGLP Review: UK Price Box, Seller and Terms

Five things to know before you order

MedicGLP is reached through a single sales page rather than a full shop. These are the points we would put in front of any buyer, most important first:

1. The name is not a medical claim. MedicGLP is sold as a food supplement. It is not a medicine and not a GLP-1 drug.
2. The seller is outside the UK. It is Haruki Limited in Cyprus, working through the platform Haur B.V. in Amsterdam.
3. It can be a subscription. The terms say subscriptions create new orders until you cancel, at least 48 hours before the next billing.
4. Returns are narrow. Only unopened bottles come back, you pay the return label, and the original shipping is not refunded.
5. The ingredient list has no amounts. We found nine names and not a single quantity.

If one of these puts you off, that is a reasonable reaction. The sections below give the detail.

Ingredients named, amounts missing

The seller's sales text names nine ingredients: Korean ginseng, green tea extract, cayenne, bitter orange, ginger root, apple cider vinegar, cinnamon, berberine and resveratrol. The page that should carry the full ingredient details was a dead link when we looked on 11 November 2026, and we found no label showing how much of anything a capsule contains.

Without amounts, nobody can judge what a serving contains, so we make no claim about what MedicGLP does. As general advice, if you take medicines, are pregnant or breastfeeding or have a health condition, ask your GP or pharmacist before taking any supplement, and mention berberine and bitter orange by name.

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What the seller says about its own claims

The seller's sales page makes a number of health claims. We do not repeat them here, because we could not verify any of them and some would not be allowed in UK advertising for a food supplement. The seller's own footer says the health claims on its website "have not been proved scientifically or evaluated by doctors", and that the product has not been evaluated or approved by regulators.

That is the seller's wording, not ours. Treat the page as marketing and judge the product on its stated facts: price, terms and the ingredient list above.

Delivery and what else can be added

Orders are processed in 1 to 3 business days, then delivery usually takes 2 to 14 business days, so allow up to about two and a half weeks. The terms say customs duties and import taxes fall on the buyer. If you buy more than one item, upsells may ship separately. Failed payments can be tried again repeatedly for up to 30 days, so keep an eye on your card statement.

Read the full guide: Price and subscription →

The subscription terms

Section 6 of the seller's terms says a subscription generates new orders until it is cancelled. You cancel through your account or by contacting support, and the notice must reach the seller at least 48 hours before the next billing. The seller may change the price or benefits, with 30 days' email notice for material changes. We did not check whether the checkout enrols you in a subscription by default, so read each screen and untick anything you do not want.

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Returns and cancelling an order

You can cancel an order within one hour if it has not shipped. After that there is a 30-day return for a refund, but only for unopened bottles in the original packaging. You buy and pay for the return label, the original shipping is not refunded, and a refused delivery can cost up to £30 in handling. Do not post a return to the seller's company addresses: the terms say a separate return address is given when you ask to return.

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Who is behind the page?

The terms name Haruki Limited, Agios Ambrosios 16, 7571 Anglisides, Larnaca, Cyprus (company code UN 486997), as the seller, and Haur B.V., John M. Keynesplein 1, 1066EP Amsterdam, as the platform operator. The terms were last updated on 12 May 2026. We have not checked either company in its register. Our is MedicGLP legit page covers the warning signs we noticed.

Read the full guide: Is it legit? →

Our assessment

The price is stated and the sellers are named, which is better than some. Against that: a name that echoes prescription medicines, health claims the seller itself says are unproven, no ingredient amounts, subscription terms that need 48 hours' notice, and returns limited to unopened bottles at your cost. We do not give a score or star rating, and we cannot say the product does anything. If you still want to buy, read the checkout carefully. Prices and terms were checked on 11 November 2026 and can change.

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