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"Wellvare.co"
Trust score
Very low
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Negative points
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The company publishing the site is hosted by a domiciliation company. For e-commerce sites, this suggests that they do not have their own stock.
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Internet users have indicated that they are subject to an unsolicited subscription.
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No country name found in the technical data of the website
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The domain name associated with this website is relatively new.
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Detailed information about
Wellvare.co
| Domain creation date | 04/14/2026 (Less than one year) |
| Domain expiration date | 04/14/2028 (In over a year) |
| Owner identification in the Whois | |
| Web archives | No known captures
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2 Reviews / Comments
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Mike 11/05/2026 at 07:07 PM
Rating:I cannot trust an obvious AI designed script. If it's too good to be true - it probably isn't true. If contact data, telephone contact, website data and only 27% confidence level - its suspect.
on EBAY UK, 'aged garlic' tablets - with blurb about aging etc being available, the prices are 1/2 the Wellvare OFFER price. That's suspicious. But after saying all this I have purchased 3 for the price of 2 £54. Let's see if the whole thing holds up. This note 06112026.0006am
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Eloïse D. 11/05/2026 at 07:40 PM
Rating:Wellvare sells garlic capsules to people worried about blood pressure, and its pages go well past a supplement claim: they promise help "fighting artery build-up", say the capsules deal with "the real reason your blood pressure won't drop", and add "no matter what your doctor tries". A food supplement may only carry authorised health claims in the EU, never claims about treating blood pressure.
The shop displays "Rated 4.9/5" and "10,000+ Reviews | 100,000+ Happy Customers", while its Trustpilot profile stands at 2.5 out of 5 on 32 reviews, 65% of them one star, several saying a subscription they never agreed to kept charging them (trustpilot.com/review/wellvare.co).
The refill is billed every 28 days and, per the site's own subscription policy, has to be cancelled at least 24 hours before the next billing date and cannot be cancelled once the order is created. Keep the confirmation email. The seller is MD Brand Group LLC, at a Wyoming address shared with dozens of unrelated online shops.