Is Slimqa Slim Coffee Booster a Scam or Legit?
The honest answer is in the middle: there is a named seller and written terms, but several things do not add up and we could not verify the company details ourselves.
- Seller per its terms: website operated by Haur B.V. (Amsterdam), products sold by Haruki Limited (Larnaca, Cyprus)
- Not verified by us: the company registration details beyond what the seller's own terms say
- Main concern: two seller pages with different ingredient lists, no amounts, and a subscription option in the terms
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Genuine or not? Short answer
It is not obviously fake, but it is not fully transparent either. The seller names companies and registration numbers, which you can look up. The weak points are the mismatched ingredient lists, the missing amounts and some marketing language we do not repeat. Check the details yourself, and order with a card that offers buyer protection.
Who is the seller?
According to the seller's own terms, which we read on 7 November 2026, the website is operated by Haur B.V. in Amsterdam (RSIN 867612939), and products are sold by Haruki Limited in Larnaca, Cyprus (company registration UN 486997). Two companies in two countries is not unusual for online shops, but it does mean you should know which one you are dealing with if something goes wrong.
We have not verified these details beyond the terms. You can look both companies up in the relevant business registers yourself, and it takes a few minutes. Treat a match as reassurance, not proof that the product does anything.
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Red flags we found on the seller's pages
None of these means the seller is dishonest, but together they are a reason to slow down.
- Two ingredient lists that disagree. The landing page names five ingredients and the offer page names twelve. Read our ingredients guide for the detail.
- No amounts per sachet. Without doses, you cannot judge whether any ingredient is present in a meaningful quantity, and a 2 g sachet has little room.
- Marketing language we do not repeat. The pages use big promises, countdown-style urgency and survey-style statistics that we could not trace to a source. We have left them out of this site.
- A reference to a US regulator. A statement of this kind means nothing for a UK purchase, and we could not verify it. Treat it with caution.
- Small print that undercuts the headlines. The seller's own small print says its health claims have not been proved scientifically or evaluated by doctors.
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How to order more safely
If you still want to try it, a few habits reduce the risk.
- Ask the seller for the full ingredient panel with amounts, and compare it to the pack when it arrives.
- Pay with a credit card or a payment service that has buyer protection, and check your own card terms.
- Screenshot the basket and the price you agreed to, including the shipping line.
- Keep the order confirmation and the seller's contact details.
- Do not open the pack until you are sure you are keeping it, because opened or used packs do not qualify for return.
Full guide: Price and delivery →
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Check for a subscription before you pay
The seller's terms describe subscription (recurring) purchases. That is legitimate if it is clearly shown, but it is the sort of thing that is easy to miss on a checkout page. Before you confirm:
- Look for any pre-ticked box or wording such as "subscribe", "auto-ship" or "every 30 days".
- Check the total, the delivery frequency and how to cancel.
- If anything is unclear, do not proceed until you have written confirmation from the seller.
Read the full price and delivery guide for the checkout checklist, and the safety guide before you take it. Back to the main Slimqa guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Slimqa legit?
The seller's terms name companies and registration numbers, so it is not anonymous. We have not verified them, and the information about the product itself is incomplete.
Who sells Slimqa?
Per the terms, the website is operated by Haur B.V. (Amsterdam, RSIN 867612939) and products are sold by Haruki Limited (Larnaca, Cyprus, company registration UN 486997). We have not verified these beyond the terms.
Does the seller guarantee a refund?
Not for opened packs. The voluntary 30-day policy covers unopened, unused packs in original packaging, and you pay return postage.
Is there a subscription?
The terms describe subscription (recurring) purchases. Check the checkout carefully for any recurring-order option before you pay. See price and delivery.
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