Is LymphActiv legit? Who makes it and how to check
Yes: LymphActiv is a food supplement made in the EU for Nutrisolution, a French company based in Paris, and sold through an official order page with a 180 day money back guarantee. In the UK, other products and services use a similar name and have no connection with us, so it is worth checking that you are looking at the right one. Here is who we are, how to recognise the official website and label, the warning signs of a fake offer and four checks to make before ordering.
Who makes LymphActiv?
LymphActiv is produced in the EU for Nutrisolution, 66 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France. The company's name and address are printed on every bottle.
Nutrisolution develops and sells food supplements in several European countries and in the UK. LymphActiv is one of its products: 60 vegetable capsules combining red vine leaf, dandelion leaf, bromelain, maritime pine bark and horse chestnut seed extracts with vitamins C and E. The amounts of each ingredient are printed on the label, and we publish them in full on our ingredients page. This website, lymphactiv.net, is the official English language website for the UK.
Is every "LymphActiv" the same product?
No. This website is about LymphActiv by Nutrisolution only; other products or services with a similar name exist in the UK and have no connection with us. Check the ingredients and the seller before you buy.
When you search for LymphActiv in the UK, you may come across a digital health programme and supplements from other brands with a similar name, sometimes sold by third party retailers. They are separate products from separate companies, with their own composition, purpose and terms. We do not comment on them, and nothing on this website refers to them.
To be sure you are looking at our product, check three things: the maker (Nutrisolution, Paris), the format (a bottle of 60 capsules, 30 servings) and the formula (red vine leaf 360 mg, dandelion leaf 300 mg, bromelain 200 mg, maritime pine bark 150 mg, horse chestnut seed 100 mg, vitamin C 80 mg, vitamin E 12 mg per 2 capsules). If any of these differ, it is a different product.
How do you recognise the official LymphActiv website?
The official UK website is lymphactiv.net, and every order button on it leads to Nutrisolution's secure order page. We never ask you to order by phone, message or bank transfer.
On the official website, prices are shown in pounds sterling (£59, £147 and £234), the composition matches the label exactly and the guarantee conditions are clearly stated. Our price page sets out every offer and the delivery charge. The order page itself uses a secure, encrypted connection and displays the full total before you confirm.
What does the original label look like?
The original bottle carries the Nutrisolution name, the full ingredient list with amounts per 2 capsules, the warnings and the barcode 3760446730134. The net weight is 55.8 g.
The front shows the LymphActiv name, "60 capsules" and "30 servings", with the lactose free, gluten free and GMO free mentions. The back gives the directions (2 capsules daily with a sufficient glass of water), the full warnings, the storage advice (cool, dry place, not above 25 °C) and the producer's address in Paris. The only health claims on the label relate to vitamins C and E, as GB rules require.
What are the warning signs of a fake offer?
Be wary of huge discounts, celebrity endorsements, miracle promises, unknown sellers and requests for unusual payment methods. These signs apply to any supplement, not just ours.
- Celebrity or TV endorsements: fake adverts using well known faces, or the branding of TV programmes, are common online. We do not use any celebrity endorsement.
- Miracle promises: results in a set number of days, before and after photos, or claims to cure a condition. A legitimate food supplement cannot make such claims in the UK.
- Prices far below ours: a "70 % off" deal or a "free trial" asking for your card details deserves suspicion.
- Pressure: countdown timers, "only 3 left" messages or calls urging you to decide now.
- Payment: bank transfer to an individual, gift cards or crypto are never part of our order process.
If you think you have been scammed, contact your bank straight away and report it to Action Fraud. You can report a misleading advert to the ASA.
Original or not: a comparison
The official product is easy to identify: same maker, same formula, same prices and the same guarantee everywhere on this website. Here are the points to compare.
| Point to check | LymphActiv by Nutrisolution | Warning sign |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | Nutrisolution, Paris, named on the label | No company named, or a different one |
| Format | 60 capsules, 30 servings, 55.8 g | Different count or a liquid, powder or programme |
| Formula | 5 plant extracts and vitamins C and E, amounts stated | Different ingredients or no amounts |
| Price | £59, £147 or £234 | Unrealistic discounts or "free" offers |
| Where sold | Official order page only | Marketplaces, social media sellers, unknown websites |
| Guarantee | 180 days, money back, even opened bottles | No guarantee or unclear conditions |
Does the guarantee apply everywhere?
No: the 180 day money back guarantee only applies to orders placed through the official order page. A bottle bought on a marketplace or from a reseller is not covered.
guarantee
180-day money-back guarantee
If LymphActiv is not right for you, you have 180 days to let us know and send the bottles back, even opened ones. Nutrisolution refunds the full purchase price. The exact conditions are on the Nutrisolution returns page.
Four checks before you order
Check the website, the maker, the formula and the price. If all four match what you see here, you are dealing with LymphActiv by Nutrisolution.
The website
You started from lymphactiv.net and the order button leads to Nutrisolution's secure order page.
The maker
Nutrisolution, 66 avenue des Champs-Élysées, Paris, as on the label.
The formula
Seven ingredients with their amounts, identical to our ingredients page.
The price
£59, £147 or £234, with delivery £8.95 for one bottle and free from three.
Before ordering, also check that LymphActiv suits you, especially if you take medication: see side effects and precautions. And if you want to know what you can realistically expect, read does LymphActiv work?
Frequently asked questions
Is LymphActiv legal to sell in the UK?
Yes. LymphActiv is sold as a food supplement. In Great Britain, food supplements fall under food law, overseen by the FSA and local trading standards, and their claims must follow the GB nutrition and health claims register. It is not a medicine, so it is not licensed by the MHRA.
Is LymphActiv linked to an NHS service or programme?
No. LymphActiv by Nutrisolution is a food supplement and has no connection with any NHS service or with any digital health programme using a similar name.
Is the LymphActiv sold on Amazon UK the real one?
We do not sell LymphActiv on Amazon or eBay. A listing there may be another product with a similar name, or a bottle whose origin and storage we cannot confirm. The 180 day guarantee does not apply to it.
Why is LymphActiv not sold at Boots or Holland & Barrett?
Nutrisolution sells LymphActiv directly, through its official order page only. Seeing it in a high street shop would therefore be unusual, so check the label carefully if you do.
How do I contact Nutrisolution about my order?
Use the customer service contact details given on the official order page and on Nutrisolution's returns page. Keep your order number to hand: it speeds up any question about delivery or the guarantee.
LymphActiv: 7 ingredients, 2 capsules a day
- Red vine leaf (360 mg), dandelion (300 mg), bromelain (200 mg)
- Maritime pine bark (142.5 mg OPC) and horse chestnut (20 mg aescin)
- Vitamin C, which contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of blood vessels, and vitamin E
- 180-day money-back guarantee, only through the official order page
Sources
- Official LymphActiv label (English version): producer, composition, barcode.
- Advertising Standards Authority, scam ads and how to report them.
- Action Fraud, the UK national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime.
- Competition and Markets Authority, consumer protection guidance on online selling and reviews.
- Food Standards Agency, food supplements guidance.