Terms of service

Terms and Conditions

Magic Milk Germany

Version: 06.05.26


Overview

Welcome to Magic Milk Germany.

The terms “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Magic Milk Germany.

Magic Milk Germany operates this online shop and this website, including all associated information, content, features, tools, products and services, in order to provide you as a customer with an individual shopping experience.

Our shop is built on Shopify. Shopify provides the technical platform through which we are able to offer you our products and services.

The following terms and conditions, together with the policies referred to in them, describe your rights and obligations when using our website, our online shop and our services.

Please read these terms and conditions carefully. They contain important information about orders, pre-orders, delivery times, returns, cancellations, payment disputes, warranty, liability and other legal matters.

By visiting, using or purchasing through our website, you agree to these terms and conditions and to our privacy policy.

If you do not agree to these terms and conditions or to our privacy policy, you may not use our website, our shop or our services.


Section 1 – Access, account and customer data

(1) By using our services you declare that you are of full age and legal capacity, or that you are acting with the consent of a legal representative.

(2) Certain details may be required in order to use our online shop or to purchase our products, in particular:

  • name
  • email address
  • telephone number
  • billing address
  • delivery address
  • payment information
  • order information

(3) You warrant that all details you provide are complete, correct, current and truthful.

(4) The customer is obliged to state the delivery address, email address and telephone number correctly in particular. Incorrect, incomplete or unreachable details can lead to delays, returned shipments, failed deliveries or additional costs.

(5) If additional costs arise from incorrect customer data, in particular return costs, renewed shipping costs, handling fees or storage costs, these may be invoiced to the customer or offset against refund amounts, to the extent legally permitted.

(6) You alone are responsible for the security of your login details and for all activity through your customer account. Transferring, passing on, selling or making unauthorised use of a customer account is prohibited.


Section 2 – Our products

(1) We endeavour to present our products, product images, descriptions, colours, packaging and information in the online shop as accurately as possible.

(2) Deviations in colour, presentation or visual impression may result from screen settings, devices, lighting conditions or technical rendering and do not constitute a defect, provided the goods delivered substantially correspond to the contractually agreed condition.

(3) Product descriptions, product images, availability, prices and content may be updated, adjusted or removed at any time.

(4) We reserve the right to withdraw products from our range at any time, to limit quantities or to refuse deliveries in certain cases, to the extent legally permitted.

(5) Unless expressly stated otherwise, our products are intended for the customer’s personal use and not for commercial resale, unauthorised distribution or export.

(6) Our products are not medicinal products. Information on use, ingredients or recommendations serves as general product information and does not replace medical advice.


Section 3 – Orders and conclusion of contract

(1) By placing an order, the customer makes a binding offer to conclude a purchase contract.

(2) The purchase contract comes into effect as soon as we accept the order, in particular by order confirmation, acceptance of payment, shipping confirmation or handover to the shipping process.

(3) On completion of the order a purchase contract arises pursuant to sec. 433 of the German Civil Code (BGB). The seller is obliged to deliver the goods and transfer ownership. The buyer is obliged to pay the purchase price and to accept the goods purchased.

(4) Processing and acceptance of an order requires in particular the successful receipt or successful authorisation of payment.

(5) Please check your order carefully before completing it. Once the order has been accepted, changes or cancellation requests may no longer be taken into account depending on the stage of processing.

(6) We reserve the right to refuse, adjust or cancel orders, in particular in the case of:

  • obvious pricing or system errors
  • failed payment
  • suspected misuse
  • suspected commercial resale
  • incorrect or incomplete details
  • lack of availability
  • breach of these terms and conditions

(7) If an order is not accepted, is changed or is cancelled, we will where possible inform the customer using the email address, telephone number or billing address given with the order.


Section 3A – Pre-orders / reservations

(1) Products marked in the online shop as “pre-order”, “preorder”, “reservation”, “order now” or similar are not ready for immediate dispatch at the time of purchase.

(2) The pre-order notice is displayed clearly before the purchase is completed, in particular in the product area, cart, checkout or immediately before payment.

(3) By completing the order, the customer expressly confirms that they are placing a pre-order and accept the conditions that apply to it.

(4) Pre-orders form part of our internal security, inspection and reservation system. This may include the following processes, among others:

  • quality controls
  • authenticity checks
  • security releases
  • batch checks
  • warehouse allocation
  • approval procedures
  • import and customs controls
  • shipping releases
  • internal documentation and control processes

(5) These inspection and security measures serve in particular to protect against counterfeit, tampered or unauthorised products, some of which, to our knowledge, are present on the European market.

(6) Counterfeit or tampered products may differ considerably in composition, ingredients, quality, storage or origin and may therefore carry possible health risks, intolerances or undesirable side effects.

(7) We work directly with authorised partner structures and with the manufacturer and distribute exclusively original, tested and controlled goods.

(8) The delivery time for pre-orders is generally approx. 4–8 working days. Depending on availability, production processes, import routes, customs clearance, security checks, quality checks, high demand or logistics processes, processing may however also take 10–14 working days or longer.

(9) Delivery delays due to:

  • high demand
  • production processes
  • inspection and security processes
  • import and customs controls
  • warehouse processes
  • delays at shipping service providers
  • international transport routes
  • technical system processes

do not automatically constitute a material defect within the meaning of sec. 434 BGB and do not automatically entitle the customer to immediate cancellation, a refund or a claim for damages.

(10) Cancellation of pre-orders before dispatch is generally excluded where the goods have already been individually reserved, scheduled or included in internal processing, inspection, release or shipping processes.

(11) Depending on the stage of processing, the seller may voluntarily offer alternative solutions, in particular:

  • product exchange
  • exchange for available goods
  • partial dispatch
  • alternative variants
  • individual adjustment of the order

There is no entitlement to a particular alternative solution.

(12) The statutory right of withdrawal remains unaffected and applies after receipt of the goods in accordance with the statutory provisions on distance contracts, in particular secs. 312g and 355 BGB, unless a statutory ground for exclusion applies.

(13) Customers are informed automatically about relevant processing, shipping or tracking information by email, SMS or through other communication channels provided.

(14) The customer is obliged to state their email address, telephone number and delivery address correctly and to check their messages and spam folder regularly.

(15) In addition, the general statutory provisions of German contract and civil law apply, in particular secs. 241, 280, 312g, 355, 433 and 434 BGB.


Section 3B – Returns & cancellation centre

(1) For enquiries concerning:

  • cancellations
  • refunds
  • returns
  • order changes
  • exchanges
  • payment disputes
  • refusals of acceptance

our official returns and cancellation centre is generally to be used:

Complete a returns and cancellation request here

(2) The customer is obliged to complete the form fully, correctly and truthfully.

(3) Only through the returns and cancellation centre can a request be assigned, examined and processed correctly.

(4) Incomplete, incorrect or contradictory details can delay processing or mean that a request cannot be examined conclusively.

(5) Submitting a form does not constitute automatic agreement to a cancellation, refund, return or other change.

(6) Every request is examined on the basis of the relevant order status, payment status, shipping status, stage of processing, these terms and conditions and the statutory provisions.

(7) For pre-orders it is examined in particular whether the order is already in reservation, inspection, release, preparation, handover to shipping or in the shipping process.

(8) Deliberately false, misleading or abusive statements within forms, payment disputes, refund requests or other matters may be pursued legally and forwarded to payment service providers, platforms, review bodies or competent authorities.


Section 4 – Prices, payment and invoicing

(1) All prices, discounts, shipping costs and special offers may be changed without prior notice.

(2) The price shown at checkout at the time of the order and confirmed in the order confirmation is decisive.

(3) Unless expressly stated otherwise, prices include statutory VAT where applicable.

(4) Shipping costs, handling fees, customs charges, import duties or other additional costs may apply separately and are shown at checkout or as part of the order, insofar as they are charged by us.

(5) For deliveries outside Germany or outside the European Union, additional costs may arise, in particular:

  • customs charges
  • import VAT
  • import duties
  • handling fees charged by external service providers

The customer bears these costs, to the extent legally permitted and unless expressly stated otherwise.

(6) The customer undertakes to provide complete and correct payment and billing information.

(7) The customer warrants that they are entitled to use the chosen means of payment.

(8) Payment reversals, chargebacks or buyer protection cases raised without prior clarification through our returns and cancellation centre may be examined and contested within the scope of the legal options available.

(9) In the event of breaches of duty arising from the contractual relationship, damages or additional costs incurred may be asserted pursuant to sec. 280 BGB, provided the statutory requirements are met.


Section 4A – DHL cash on delivery

(1) The payment method DHL cash on delivery is available exclusively for delivery addresses within Germany.

(2) Customers who select cash on delivery as the payment method must generally select the shipping method “DHL cash on delivery”.

(3) DHL cash on delivery is an additional premium service provided by the shipping service provider DHL. Payment is made only when the shipment is handed over by the courier.

(4) Depending on the courier’s options, payment may be made in cash or by card. There is no entitlement to a particular payment method on delivery.

(5) Additional shipping and cash-on-delivery charges apply for DHL cash on delivery. Costs start at EUR 14.99 and may vary depending on the delivery area, shipping method or the fees charged by the shipping service provider.

(6) If the customer inadvertently selects a different shipping option when choosing cash on delivery as the payment method, the order nevertheless remains valid and is not cancelled automatically.

(7) In that case the seller is entitled to change the selected shipping method subsequently to DHL cash on delivery, provided the order was placed as a cash-on-delivery order.

(8) The shipping, cash-on-delivery, handling or service provider costs incurred for this are adjusted accordingly and may be charged subsequently, invoiced or offset against refund amounts, to the extent legally permitted.

(9) By completing the order, the customer expressly agrees that where cash on delivery is selected as the payment method, only DHL cash on delivery may be used as the shipping method.

(10) The customer is obliged to have the full invoice amount available on delivery and to accept the shipment properly.

(11) If acceptance is refused, the shipment is not collected, delivery fails for reasons for which the customer is responsible, or the shipment is returned to the seller for other reasons for which the customer is responsible, the resulting costs may be asserted, to the extent legally permitted.

(12) These include in particular shipping costs, cash-on-delivery charges, return costs, repatriation fees, handling costs, storage costs and other costs actually incurred by external service providers.

(13) Where a right to a refund exists, the costs incurred may be offset against the refund amount, to the extent legally permitted.

(14) If an existing refund amount is not sufficient to cover the costs incurred, or if there is no right to a refund, we reserve the right to invoice the costs actually incurred and demonstrable separately, to the extent legally permitted.


Section 4B – Local collection

(1) Where local collection is offered at checkout, the customer may select this option.

(2) Local collection is only possible after prior confirmation by us and does not constitute a guaranteed collection option.

(3) A one-off service fee of EUR 3.99 applies for local collection. This covers the reservation of the order and priority handling by our warehouse.

(4) Collection is only possible at the locations currently available. The availability of individual locations may change depending on stock, order volume, organisational processes or operational reasons.

(5) Collection takes place only after prior release by our warehouse. Without express confirmation there is no entitlement to immediate or guaranteed collection.

(6) If no release for collection is given within 24 hours of the order being received, or if collection is not possible for organisational, operational or stock-related reasons, we reserve the right to switch the order to standard shipping.

(7) If the order is switched to standard shipping, shipping costs of EUR 6.99 apply. These may be invoiced to the customer separately and must be settled before dispatch, unless they were already paid at checkout.

(8) By selecting local collection, the customer agrees to this arrangement.

(9) A valid and reachable telephone number is required in order to use local collection.

(10) Communication about collection confirmation, appointment arrangements and important order information may take place by telephone.

(11) If we cannot make contact, or if no valid telephone number was provided, we reserve the right to switch the order to standard shipping.

(12) The customer’s statutory right of withdrawal remains unaffected.


Section 5 – Shipping and delivery

(1) Delivery is made to the delivery address given by the customer during the order process.

(2) The customer is obliged to provide a complete and correct delivery address.

(3) We accept no liability for deliveries to incorrect, incomplete or unreachable addresses, insofar as the customer is responsible for the error.

(4) All delivery times stated are non-binding estimates unless a binding delivery date has been expressly promised.

(5) Delays caused by shipping service providers, customs clearance, official measures, force majeure, technical system failures or other events outside our control are not our responsibility.

(6) Dispatch is carried out by shipping service providers selected by us.

(7) Once the goods have been handed over to the shipping service provider, the customer normally receives a shipping confirmation and a tracking number.

(8) After handover to the shipping service provider it can take 24–48 hours for the first tracking updates to appear, for system-related reasons.

(9) After handover to the shipping service provider, changes to the delivery address or cancellations are generally no longer possible.

(10) The passing of risk is governed by the statutory provisions.


Section 5A – Proof of delivery and delivery confirmation

(1) Delivery is deemed to have taken place as soon as the shipment has been marked as delivered according to the shipping service provider’s tracking, unless there is evidence to the contrary.

(2) This applies in particular to:

  • handover to the customer
  • handover to residents of the building
  • handover to neighbours
  • delivery to parcel shops
  • delivery to pick-up stations
  • documented deposit at the agreed place
  • delivery in accordance with a drop-off authorisation

(3) Electronically recorded delivery information from the shipping service provider, in particular delivery status, time stamp, place of delivery, place of deposit or signature, may be used as proof of delivery.

(4) The customer agrees that this proof of delivery may be used in the event of payment disputes, buyer protection cases, chargebacks, disputes or legal proceedings.


Section 5B – Customer’s duty to cooperate

(1) The customer is obliged to cooperate with the delivery of the goods.

(2) This includes in particular:

  • providing a correct delivery address
  • providing a reachable email address
  • providing a reachable telephone number where required
  • checking the shipment tracking regularly
  • accepting the shipment
  • collecting it from a parcel shop or pick-up station in good time
  • cooperating in the event of delivery problems

(3) If the customer does not comply with this duty to cooperate, we are not liable for any resulting delays or problems, insofar as the customer is responsible for them.

(4) If additional costs arise from a lack of cooperation, these may be invoiced to the customer or offset against refunds, to the extent legally permitted.


Section 5C – Undelivered shipments

(1) If a shipment cannot be delivered for reasons for which the customer is responsible, we reserve the right to invoice the resulting costs to the customer.

(2) This applies in particular to:

  • an incorrect address
  • an incomplete address
  • an unreachable delivery address
  • refusal of acceptance
  • failure to collect
  • lack of cooperation
  • an incorrect telephone number or email address
  • failed delivery due to the customer’s fault

(3) Possible costs include in particular:

  • return costs
  • renewed shipping costs
  • handling fees
  • storage costs
  • repatriation fees
  • costs of external shipping service providers

Section 5D – Partial deliveries

(1) We reserve the right to send orders in partial deliveries where this is necessary for faster, safer or more efficient handling and is reasonable for the customer.

(2) Partial deliveries may occur in particular with pre-orders, high demand, international shipments or differing product availability.

(3) The customer is informed about relevant shipping information where technically possible.


Section 5E – Shipment tracking

(1) Once an order has been dispatched, the customer normally receives a tracking number by email, SMS or through the relevant system.

(2) The customer is obliged to check the shipment tracking independently.

(3) In the event of anything unusual, in particular an attempted delivery, storage at a parcel shop, an address problem or a return, the customer must cooperate appropriately.


Section 5F – Liability for shipping service providers

(1) Dispatch takes place through external service providers over whose internal processes we have no direct influence.

(2) We accept no liability for delays, misrouting, delivery problems or other performance failures on the part of the shipping service provider, to the extent legally permitted and where we are not responsible for the cause.

(3) The customer’s claims against the shipping service provider remain unaffected.


Section 5G – Refusal of acceptance

(1) Refusing acceptance without reason, or deliberately not accepting an order that has already been dispatched, does not replace a regular cancellation.

(2) Pursuant to sec. 433(2) BGB, the buyer is generally obliged to pay the purchase price and to accept the goods purchased.

(3) If additional costs arise from refusal of acceptance, failure to collect or repatriation, these may be invoiced to the customer or offset against refund amounts, to the extent legally permitted.

(4) These include in particular:

  • shipping costs
  • return costs
  • handling fees
  • repatriation fees
  • storage costs
  • renewed shipping costs
  • fees charged by external service providers

(5) For international shipments or special shipping methods, repatriation and handling costs may be higher.


Section 6 – Returns, withdrawal and refunds

(1) The statutory right of withdrawal for consumers remains unaffected.

(2) For distance contracts, the statutory provisions under secs. 312g and 355 BGB apply in particular, unless a statutory ground for exclusion applies.

(3) The withdrawal period and the precise conditions are set out in our withdrawal policy.

(4) Returns must be registered in advance through our official returns and cancellation centre:

Request a return, refund or cancellation here

(5) A return without prior registration may delay processing or make correct assignment more difficult.

(6) Returns may involve costs depending on the destination country, shipping service provider, reason for return and the return solution chosen.

(7) If a return label provided by us is used, costs of up to EUR 15 or more may arise, in particular for:

  • the return label
  • shipping costs
  • handling effort
  • inspection of the return
  • storage and restocking processes
  • external service provider costs

(8) The customer bears the return costs, to the extent legally permitted and unless stated otherwise in the withdrawal policy or in the returns process.

(9) Refunds are made after the returned goods have been examined and assigned to the order.

(10) Shipping, return, handling or additional costs already incurred may be offset against refund amounts, to the extent legally permitted.

(11) For reasons of hygiene, opened, damaged, used or unsealed products may be excluded from being taken back, where the statutory requirements for this are met.


Section 7 – Payment disputes, chargebacks and buyer protection

(1) Before opening a chargeback, buyer protection case, payment dispute or reversal, our official returns and cancellation centre must be used first:

Have a payment case, refund or cancellation examined here

(2) We expressly ask customers to await an examination by our support team.

(3) Unjustified payment disputes, chargebacks, buyer protection cases or abusive reversals despite a properly marked order, accepted terms and conditions, services rendered or documented dispatch may be examined and contested within the scope of the legal options available.

(4) In the event of breaches of duty arising from an existing contractual relationship, damages or additional costs incurred may be asserted pursuant to sec. 280 BGB, provided the statutory requirements are met.

(5) We reserve the right to use order records, checkout logs, payment data, shipping data, tracking data, proof of delivery, communication histories, form entries and system logs for examination, defence or forwarding to payment service providers, platforms, review bodies or competent authorities.

(6) Deliberately false, misleading or abusive statements may have legal consequences.


Section 8 – Documentation and evidence

(1) In order to process, safeguard and examine orders properly, we document relevant system and communication processes.

(2) These include in particular:

  • order times
  • payment status
  • checkout notices
  • acceptance of the terms and conditions
  • shipping status
  • tracking data
  • proof of delivery
  • form entries
  • return requests
  • communication histories
  • support enquiries
  • processing status
  • system logs

(3) This evidence may be used to:

  • handle customer enquiries
  • examine returns
  • examine cancellation requests
  • clarify payment disputes
  • defend against unjustified chargebacks
  • communicate with payment service providers
  • carry out legal examination
  • maintain internal documentation

(4) The customer is obliged to provide all details fully, correctly and truthfully.


Section 9 – Intellectual property

(1) Our website, our shop, our texts, product descriptions, images, graphics, designs, videos, audio files, trade marks, logos, product names, slogans, concepts and other content are the property of Magic Milk Germany, associated rights holders or licensors.

(2) This content is protected by copyright, trade mark law and other intellectual property rights.

(3) Use of our services is permitted for personal, non-commercial purposes only.

(4) Without our prior written consent, it is prohibited to do the following with content from our website:

  • copy it
  • reproduce it
  • distribute it
  • alter it
  • store it
  • republish it
  • use it for your own shops
  • use it for third-party advertising
  • exploit it commercially
  • use it as a template for your own product pages or offers

(5) Infringements of our rights may be pursued legally.

(6) All rights not expressly granted are reserved.


Section 10 – Optional tools and AI agent

(1) Optional tools, chat features, forms or AI-assisted services may be provided on our website.

(2) Our AI agent can help customers with general questions, in particular about:

  • products
  • use
  • ingredients
  • recommendations
  • delivery times
  • order status
  • collections
  • general information

(3) The AI agent is located at the bottom left of our website.

(4) Using the AI agent does not replace legal, medical or individual advice.

(5) For binding matters such as cancellations, returns, refunds, payment disputes or order changes, the returns and cancellation centre must still be used exclusively:

Open the returns and cancellation centre

(6) We may also use third-party tools. These are provided “as available”. The terms of the respective third-party providers may apply in addition.


Section 11 – Third-party links

(1) Our services may contain links or references to third-party websites, services or content.

(2) We are not responsible for the content, accuracy, security or availability of external websites.

(3) Access to external websites is at your own risk.

(4) Complaints, claims or questions about third-party products, services or content must be addressed directly to the provider concerned.


Section 12 – Relationship with Shopify

(1) Our shop is operated technically through Shopify.

(2) Shopify provides the platform through which we offer our products and services.

(3) All sales and purchases are, however, made directly between the customer and Magic Milk Germany – Mertorhan Avci.

(4) Shopify is not the customer’s contractual partner in relation to the purchase of our products.

(5) Shopify is not liable for claims, damages or losses arising from orders, products, deliveries or other transactions with Magic Milk Germany, to the extent legally permitted.


Section 13 – Data protection

(1) Personal data is processed in accordance with our privacy policy.

(2) Our privacy policy is available at the following link:

Open the privacy policy

(3) As our shop is operated through Shopify, personal data may also be processed by Shopify.

(4) Further information about the processing of personal data can be found in our privacy policy and, where applicable, in the privacy notices of Shopify and other service providers used.


Section 14 – Feedback, reviews and customer content

(1) Where customers submit feedback, reviews, images, videos, messages, suggestions or other content, they warrant that they are entitled to do so.

(2) The customer warrants that their content does not infringe the rights of third parties, in particular no copyright, trade mark, personality or data protection rights.

(3) We may use feedback and reviews within the scope of the legal options available to improve, present and promote our services.

(4) We reserve the right to remove content or not to publish it if it is unlawful, offensive, misleading, abusive, untrue or infringes rights.

(5) The customer is solely responsible for the accuracy and lawfulness of the content they submit.


Section 15 – Errors, inaccuracies and omissions

(1) Information on our website may contain errors, inaccuracies or omissions.

(2) This may concern in particular:

  • product descriptions
  • prices
  • discounts
  • availability
  • delivery times
  • shipping costs
  • promotions
  • technical details

(3) We reserve the right to correct errors at any time, update information or cancel orders, to the extent legally permitted.

(4) Obvious pricing or system errors do not give rise to any entitlement to delivery at the incorrect price.


Section 16 – Prohibited uses

(1) Use of our services is permitted for lawful purposes only.

(2) The following are prohibited in particular:

  • unlawful use
  • abusive use
  • submitting false or misleading information
  • infringing intellectual property rights
  • harassing, insulting or threatening staff
  • phishing, spam, scraping or automated data collection
  • technical attacks
  • circumventing security features
  • use for unauthorised resale
  • manipulating forms, reviews or payment disputes

(3) In the event of a breach of these terms, we reserve the right to block accounts, refuse orders, take legal action or inform the competent authorities.


Section 17 – Termination of the contractual relationship

(1) We may restrict or terminate access to our services if a customer breaches these terms and conditions or uses our services abusively.

(2) Payment obligations already incurred remain unaffected.

(3) Provisions which by their nature are intended to continue in force remain in effect after termination, in particular provisions on intellectual property, liability, data protection, payment disputes, documentation, indemnity and applicable law.


Section 18 – Warranty

(1) The statutory warranty rights apply.

(2) The condition of the goods is determined by the product description, the statutory requirements and the contractually agreed characteristics.

(3) Delays with pre-orders due to inspection, security, import, customs, warehouse or shipping processes do not automatically constitute a material defect within the meaning of sec. 434 BGB.

(4) Minor visual deviations, packaging adjustments or production-related differences do not constitute a defect, provided the goods correspond in function, quality and essential characteristics to the contractually agreed condition.

(5) There are no warranty claims for damage caused by improper use, incorrect storage, tampering, external influence or use contrary to the instructions.


Section 19 – Limitation of liability

(1) We are liable without limitation for damage arising from injury to life, body or health that is based on an intentional or negligent breach of duty by us, our legal representatives or our vicarious agents.

(2) We are also liable without limitation in cases of intent and gross negligence.

(3) In the event of slightly negligent breach of material contractual obligations, we are liable only for the foreseeable damage typical of the contract.

(4) Any further liability is excluded, to the extent legally permitted.

(5) Liability under mandatory statutory provisions remains unaffected.

(6) We are not liable for delays or performance failures outside our control, in particular caused by:

  • shipping service providers
  • customs authorities
  • international transport
  • force majeure
  • official measures
  • technical failures of external systems
  • payment service providers
  • Shopify or third-party providers

insofar as we are not responsible for those circumstances.


Section 20 – Indemnity and reimbursement of costs

(1) The customer undertakes to indemnify us against damage, claims, costs or demands of third parties arising from a culpable breach by the customer of these terms and conditions, statutory provisions or third-party rights.

(2) This applies in particular to:

  • false statements
  • abusive payment disputes
  • unjustified chargebacks
  • infringement of intellectual property rights
  • unlawful reviews or content
  • abusive use of our services

(3) If we incur additional costs as a result of a breach of duty by the customer, these may be asserted in accordance with the statutory provisions, in particular sec. 280 BGB.


Section 21 – Severability

(1) Should any provision of these terms and conditions be wholly or partly invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, the validity of the remaining provisions remains unaffected.

(2) The statutory provisions apply in place of the invalid provision.


Section 22 – Waiver, interpretation and entire agreement

(1) A failure to exercise or enforce a right or provision of these terms and conditions does not constitute a waiver of that right.

(2) These terms and conditions and the policies referred to in them form the basis for the use of our services and for orders.

(3) Ambiguities in the interpretation of these terms and conditions may not automatically be interpreted against the user of the terms, to the extent legally permitted.


Section 23 – Assignment

(1) The customer may not assign or transfer rights or obligations arising from the contractual relationship without our prior written consent.

(2) We may transfer rights and obligations, to the extent legally permitted and where legitimate interests of the customer do not conflict.


Section 24 – Applicable law and place of jurisdiction

(1) The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

(2) In relation to consumers, this choice of law applies only insofar as it does not deprive the consumer of the protection afforded by mandatory consumer protection provisions of the state in which the consumer has their habitual residence.

(3) If the customer is a merchant, a legal person under public law or a special fund under public law, the place of jurisdiction is the registered office of Magic Milk Germany, to the extent legally permitted.

(4) For consumers, the statutory places of jurisdiction apply.


Section 25 – Headings

The headings in these terms and conditions serve only to improve clarity and have no bearing on legal interpretation.


Section 26 – Changes to these terms and conditions

(1) The current version of these terms and conditions is available on our website at any time.

(2) We reserve the right to adjust these terms and conditions where necessary, in particular in the event of changes to the legal situation, technical processes, payment processes, shipping processes or our services.

(3) For orders already completed, the terms and conditions incorporated at the time of the order generally apply, unless otherwise provided by law.


Section 27 – Contact information

If you have questions about these terms and conditions or about orders, please contact:

Magic Milk Germany – Mertorhan Avci
Email: info@magicmilk.de
Support: support@magicmilk.de
Phone / WhatsApp: +49 15565408252

Official returns and cancellation centre:
Complete a returns and cancellation request here


This English version is a translation provided for your convenience. In the event of any discrepancy, the German version at magicmilk.de shall prevail.