General Terms and Conditions (GTC) – iFitCore.co

Introduction and preamble

Thank you for visiting the ifitcore.co webshop and for your interest in our products and services. These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as the GTC ) apply to both you (hereinafter referred to as the Buyer or Customer ) and the operator (hereinafter referred to as the Seller or Company ) when using the webshop. The purpose of the GTC is to explain in a transparent and detailed manner all the essential circumstances of the contractual relationship, including the order process, payment and delivery terms, the rights and obligations of the Buyer, and the possibilities for legal enforcement.

When compiling this document, we took into account the Hungarian and European Union consumer protection regulations, in particular the provisions of Act CLV of 1997 (consumer protection), Act CVIII of 2001 (electronic commerce), Act V of 2013 (Civil Code), Government Decree 45/2014. (II.26.) (detailed rules for distance contracts), Decree 19/2014. (IV.29.) NGM (warranty rules for durable consumer goods) and Government Decree 373/2021. (VI.30.) (rules for the sale of goods and the provision of digital content). When preparing this document, we also relied on the general structure of the Consumer Friend GTC generator and studied the practices of other online stores. However, the GTC is content tailored to individual needs, so we recommend that you consult with a legal advisor before final application.

Important legal notice: The sample GTC presented here is for informational purposes only. The document does not constitute tax or legal advice. Although we have strived for accuracy and compliance with applicable laws, the specific characteristics, product range, logistics processes or tax situation of a specific business may differ from those contained in the examples. Before accepting the final GTC, you should definitely consult an accountant or legal professional, especially since our webshop operates as a subject-tax-exempt business, so our invoices do not include general sales tax. According to the regulation in force from January 1, 2025, the threshold for subject-tax exemption is 18 million forints in sales revenue. As a subject-tax-exempt business, we do not have to charge or declare VAT, however, the We cannot deduct the VAT paid on our purchases.

1. Data of the webshop operator (Seller)

The operator of the ifitcore.co webshop is a subject-tax-exempt enterprise. The data relating to the company name, registered office, tax number and company registration number are listed in detail on the website under the Imprint menu item, and are also included in the written order confirmations. Since the following sample is a template that can be used by anyone, filling in the specific data is the responsibility of each webshop operator.

Company name: Gergo Szitai EV

Headquarters: 2217 Mushroom, Szemere Huba Street 1.

Mailing address: 2217 Mushroom, Szemere Huba Street 1.

Tax number: 55926148-1-33

Company registration number / registration number: 54674910

Registration authority: Registration of Individual Entrepreneurs - ENYV

Bank account number: 12600016-12099047-50442841

E-mail: info@ifitcore.com

Phone: +36 30 537 6075

Hosting provider details: Shopify International Ltd.

Address: 2nd Floor, Victoria Buildings, 1-2 Haddington Road,

Dublin 4, D04 XN32, Ireland

2. Definitions and interpretative provisions

The terms used in the GTC have the following meanings:

1.

Goods / Product: all movable things that the online store offers for sale on the website, including physical and digital items (e.g. workout clothes, fitness accessories, digital downloadable workout plans).

2.

Digital content: data produced in digital form and not stored on a physical medium.

we deliver it to the Customer. Example: downloadable e-books, training programs, instructional videos.

3.

Digital service: a service that requires digital technology to provide,

and which is related to digital content (e.g. online advice, access to a closed training group).

4.

Parties: the joint name of the Seller and the Buyer.

5.

Consumer: a natural person who, in the course of his profession, independent occupation or business

purchases products or services outside the scope of its activities.

6.

Consumer contract: a contract concluded between the Seller and the consumer, for which a separate

laws apply.

7.

Contract: a purchase contract concluded between the Seller and the Buyer using the website and electronic mail.

8.

Website: the web store available under the domain ifitcore.co, which is the place where the contract is concluded.

9.

Distance contract: a consumer contract that is concluded without the parties being physically present at the same time and for which only means of distance communication (internet forms, e-mail, telephone) are used.

10.

Buyer / Purchaser: a person making a purchase offer and concluding a contract through the website.

11.

Purchase price: the consideration to be paid for the goods, which is determined in HUF. Subject matter In the case of a tax-exempt business, the purchase price does not include VAT.

12.

Relevant legislation: Hungarian and European Union legislation, which defines the system of e-commerce, consumer protection, digital services and tax rules (see the “Relevant legislation” chapter for details).

13.

Applicable threshold: the annual income threshold entitling to choose individual tax exemption, which is 1 

It increased to HUF 18 million from January 1, 2025. If the company's sales revenue exceeds this amount, it becomes a VAT taxpayer from the next day.

3. Relevant legislation

The operation of the ifitcore.co web store and the contracts concluded here are subject to Hungarian law. In preparing the GTC, we took the following laws into account in particular:

1.

Act CLV of 1997 on Consumer Protection – rules containing the protection of consumer rights and the obligations of businesses.

2.

Act CVIII of 2001 on certain issues of electronic commerce services and services related to the information society – defines the operating conditions of online services and web shops, the mandatory scope of information about the service provider, and the provisions relating to contracts concluded electronically.

3.

Act V of 2013 (Civil Code) – regulates the general rules of contracts, the provisions on consumer contracts, and the possibilities of legal remedies.

4.

Government Decree No. 45/2014 (II.26.) – detailed rules for contracts between consumers and businesses, in particular the exercise of the right of withdrawal.

5.

Decree 19/2014. (IV.29.) of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development – ​​defines the detailed rules of the mandatory warranty for certain durable consumer goods.

6.

Government Decree No. 373/2021. (VI.30.) – detailed rules for contracts for the sale of goods and the provision of digital content and services.

7.

Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) – General Data Protection Regulation concerning the processing of personal data of natural persons.

8.

Act CXXVII of 2007 on Value Added Tax – under its scope, businesses opting for individual tax exemption shall act according to special rules; we take into account that 2 

that VAT cannot be passed on to invoices as a subject tax exempt.

4. Scope of the GTC

These GTC apply to contracts concluded using the ifitcore.co webshop. The scope of the GTC extends to all contracts concluded through the webshop, regardless of whether the Customer is a consumer or a business entity. Acceptance of the GTC is part of the ordering process; the order can only be finalized if the Customer has read and accepted the content of the document.

4.1 Language and form of the contract

The language of the contracts concluded in the ifitcore.co web store is Hungarian. The contract is not considered a written contract, the Seller does not register them, and they cannot be retrieved later. The contract is concluded electronically, and the e-mail confirmation can be considered a document that certifies the conclusion of the contract.

4.2 Entry into force and amendment

The GTC shall be effective from the date of publication. The Seller reserves the right to unilaterally amend the GTC. Amendments to the GTC shall be published on the website of the online store; the amended provisions shall apply to contracts concluded after the date of publication. If the GTC are changed, the conditions in force at the time of placing the order shall apply.

4.3 Partial invalidity

If any provision of the GTC is declared invalid by a competent authority or court, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of the GTC. The Seller and the Buyer shall jointly adopt a provision in place of the disputed provision that is in line with the objectives set out in the court or authority decision.

5. Prices, price information and individual tax exemption displayed in the webshop

5.1 Price indication

The purchase prices of the products displayed on the ifitcore.co website are for informational purposes only, they are gross prices, which represent the amount to be paid at any given time. As a subject tax-exempt company, our prices do not include VAT, therefore the gross and net value are the same. At the end of the purchase process, the order All costs – including shipping costs – will be indicated in the summary and confirmation email. If we later become a VAT taxpayer (for example, the annual sales revenue exceeds the subject 1 

tax exemption limit of 18 million forints), we will immediately provide information about this on the website and adjust our prices accordingly.

5.2 Exchange rates and discounts

The Seller reserves the right to modify prices and announce discounts. The price modification cannot be applied retroactively; contracts already concluded are not affected by the modification. When announcing a discounted price, we always indicate the start and end dates of the promotion. A clearly erroneously indicated price is, for example, a zero price or an incorrectly calculated discount rate. In such a case, the Seller offers to purchase the product at the real price; the Buyer can decide whether to accept the real price or not.

5.3 Subject tax exemption – tax background

Subject-specific tax exemption means that below a certain value threshold, the enterprise is exempt from charging, declaring and paying VAT. According to the regulation in force from 1 January 2025, the previous 1 

The turnover limit of 12 million forints has been increased to 18 million forints. If the annual turnover does not exceed 18 million forints, the business can choose the individual tax exemption and thus does not have to pay the VAT must be indicated on invoices. However, if the business chooses to be exempt from VAT, it cannot deduct the VAT paid on purchases, and as soon as its sales revenue exceeds the threshold, it immediately becomes a VAT taxpayer. The webshop is obliged to inform customers immediately about the change and the new tax status.

6. Registration, ordering and data entry

Registration is not required to purchase in the web store, but the use of certain of our services (e.g. loyalty program, customer account) may require registration. When placing an order, the Customer must provide the following information:

1.

Personal data: name, email address, phone number.

2.

Billing information: address (postal code, town, street, house number), company name (if the customer is a business), tax number (if the customer is a business entity).

3.

Shipping information: if different from the billing address, the shipping address is required.

4.

Payment method: can be selected before finalizing the order (card payment, bank transfer in advance,

cash on delivery, other online payment methods).

The system provides the opportunity to correct data entry errors before placing the order; the contents of the basket and the data can be modified using the “Back” button. The order is finalized (placed) by pressing the “Send order” button. By sending the offer, the Buyer acknowledges that his offer is considered to be made and his payment obligation arises if the Seller confirms the order.

6.1 Order confirmation

After sending the order, the Customer may receive two emails:

1.

Automatic confirmation email: this is a technical system message informing you that the order has been received by the Seller's system and contains the data provided by the buyer, the order ID, the order date, the products ordered, their price, the shipping cost and the total amount to be paid.

2.

Contractual confirmation email: within 48 hours at the latest, the Seller confirms the order's feasibility by email. This email constitutes acceptance of the offer by the Seller; 6 

The contract between the Parties is concluded by sending this. If the automatic confirmation e-mail does not arrive within 24 hours, or the Buyer has provided incorrect information, he/she is obliged to contact customer service.

6.2 Formation and performance of the contract

The contract is concluded upon the Seller's acceptance of the Buyer's offer. The Seller retains ownership of the products until payment for the order has been made. In order to fulfil the contract, the Seller is obliged to deliver the ordered goods to the Buyer, and the Buyer is obliged to pay the purchase price and take delivery of the goods. In the case of digital content or services, fulfilment occurs when the Buyer is given access to the given content.

7. Payment methods

The following payment methods are available in the ifitcore.co online store. The available payment methods may be expanded or reduced by the online store operator; the current information is always published on the interface available when placing an order.

1.

Online bank card payment: the most common payment method, supported by reliable payment providers

provider (e.g. Stripe, Barion, PayPal). The transaction is secure, payment data is processed in the provider's system.

2.

Bank transfer in advance: the Buyer transfers the amount to the Seller's bank account after confirming the order.

the purchase price. The order identifier must be indicated in the message field. After processing the transfer, the Seller will notify the Buyer by e-mail and begin fulfilling the order.

3.

Cash on delivery: upon receipt of the product, the purchase price can be paid in cash or by card at the courier service. In the case of cash on delivery payment, the Seller may charge a handling fee.

4.

Other online payment methods: for example, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Wise, mobile payment services. Their availability may vary depending on the development of the web store.

7.1 Payment terms with individual tax exemption

Since the ifitcore.co web store is subject to tax exemption, the amounts to be paid do not include VAT, so the Customer pays the net price of the product. The invoice will indicate "AAM" (subject to tax exemption). The total amount stated upon order confirmation is the final amount to be paid, which also includes shipping costs. If the company's sales revenue exceeds the 18 million forint threshold and becomes subject to VAT, the webshop will immediately inform the Customer, and VAT will also be included on the invoice.

8. Delivery conditions and methods of receipt

8.1 Shipping methods

1.

Home delivery by courier service: the Seller's contracted courier partner(s) delivers the products to the Buyer.

The delivery fee is indicated in advance by the system during the ordering process, and the customer sees it in the total amount.

2.

Parcel point collection: in the case of certain partner service providers (e.g. Pick Pack Pont, Foxpost, PostaPont), the Customer can request delivery to a parcel machine or collection point. You will receive an SMS/email notification of the arrival of the package.

3.

Personal collection: if the Seller operates a physical collection point or showroom, the Buyer may collect the ordered goods in person after arranging a time. In the case of personal collection, no delivery fee will be charged.

8.2 Shipping charges

The shipping fee depends on the chosen method and the weight/volume of the package. In the web store system, each product has a weight value; based on the sum of these, the system determines the shipping cost. The buyer can see the shipping fee in the shopping cart summary. The Seller reserves the right to modify the shipping fees; the change does not apply to orders that have already been placed. The buyer can also request foreign delivery separately; in this case, the Seller will inform the buyer in advance of the expected shipping cost, which the buyer can accept or reject.

8.3 Completion deadline

The Seller undertakes to deliver the ordered products to the courier service within 1–3 working days of receipt of the purchase price, if in stock. In the case of pre-ordered or custom-made products, the delivery time may be longer; the Seller will inform the Buyer of this in advance. Delivery by courier service usually takes 1–2 working days within Hungary; delivery to EU member states may take 3–7 working days.

8.4 Unsuccessful delivery

If the Buyer does not receive the ordered product and does not exercise the 14-day right of withdrawal provided by law, the Seller is entitled to claim the delivery fee and any return shipping costs from the Buyer. If the Buyer has not received the package in previous orders, the Seller may make the order payment in advance or charge an additional delivery fee.

9. Right of withdrawal

The Customer, who is a consumer, has the right to withdraw from the contract without giving any reason, pursuant to Government Decree 45/2014. (II.26.). The withdrawal period is 14 calendar days from the date of receipt of the goods . Digital In the case of content, the right of withdrawal may differ from the case of services provided electronically; if the Customer has expressly requested the start of the service before the expiry of the 14-day deadline and has acknowledged that he will lose his right of withdrawal, then the right of withdrawal cannot be exercised.

9.1 Procedure for exercising the right of withdrawal

1.

Declaration of withdrawal: the Buyer must make a clear declaration of intention to withdraw.

send it to the Seller's address (e-mail or postal mail). The declaration template is available on the web store's website, but the right of withdrawal can be exercised in any form, if the consumer's intention to withdraw can be clearly established.

2.

Return of goods: the Buyer is obliged to return or hand over the goods to the Seller within 14 days of exercising the right of withdrawal. The costs of return are borne by the Buyer, unless the Seller has agreed to bear them.

3.

Refund: if the Seller has received the returned goods or the Buyer has provided credible proof of their return, the Seller is obliged to refund the purchase price and delivery costs. During the refund, the Seller uses the same payment method that the Buyer used when making the payment, unless the Buyer expressly agrees to use a different payment method; the Buyer may not be charged any additional costs.

4.

Depreciation: if, due to the nature of the product, it is used beyond its intended use

If a decrease in value occurs, the Seller may demand compensation for the resulting damage.

9.2 Exceptions to the right of withdrawal

The consumer's right of withdrawal cannot be exercised:

1.

Products that are perishable or have a short shelf life (e.g. food, dietary supplements).

2.

Products in sealed packaging that cannot be returned for health or hygiene reasons if the packaging has been opened by the consumer.

3.

A sealed audio or video recording or computer software whose packaging has been opened by the consumer.

4.

Supply of digital content , if the performance is with the consumer's prior consent

has begun and the Buyer has declared that he will lose his right of withdrawal upon commencement of performance.

5.

Custom-made products , which are manufactured according to the Buyer's instructions or at the express request of the Buyer.

were made (for example, engraved souvenirs, custom-made clothing).

6.

Intimate clothing items in sealed packaging (e.g. underwear, swimwear) which can only be returned unopened for health reasons.

10. Warranty, product warranty and guarantee

10.1 Warranty of accessories

The consumer may claim a warranty claim in the event of defective performance. The Seller is responsible for ensuring that the product sold complies with the provisions of the contract and the GTC at the time of performance, in particular the characteristics included in the description. Based on his warranty claim, the consumer may request repair or replacement, unless this would be impossible or would entail disproportionate additional costs for the Seller compared to the fulfillment of the other claim. If the Seller does not undertake or cannot carry out the repair or replacement, the consumer may request a proportional price reduction, repair the defect at the Seller's expense, or withdraw from the contract. There is no right to withdraw from the contract due to a minor defect.

The warranty is valid for two years from the date of delivery, but in the case of non-consumers (businesses) this period is half a year. The consumer is obliged to notify the warranty claim immediately after discovering the defect. A defect notification communicated within two months of discovery shall be considered to have been communicated in a timely manner. Within six months of delivery, the defect is presumed, unless this presumption is incompatible with the nature of the product or the nature of the defect.

10.2 Product warranty

When asserting a product warranty claim, the consumer may, at their choice, demand that the defective product be repaired or replaced by the manufacturer or distributor. A product warranty claim can only be asserted in the event of a defect in a movable object (physical product) and is borne by the manufacturer or importer. The product warranty claim exists for two years from the date the product was placed on the market. The manufacturer (distributor) is exempt from the product warranty claim if it proves that it did not manufacture or place the product on the market, or if the defect was not recognizable at the time of placing on the market according to the state of science and technology.

10.3 Warranty

Durable consumer goods are subject to a mandatory warranty pursuant to the relevant government decree (Government Decree 151/2003. (IX.22.) and Decree 10/2024. (VI.28.) IM). The warranty period can be 1–3 years depending on the product, depending on the value and category. The warranty claim can be asserted by presenting the warranty card or invoice. In the event of a defect occurring within the warranty period, the consumer may have the product repaired or replaced; if repair or replacement is not possible, he may request a proportional price reduction or withdraw from the contract.

11. Limitation of Liability

The ifitcore.co web store is not responsible for any damages or inconveniences that:

1.

They arise from the Buyer's omission or error, for example, incorrect data entry, unavailability, or full mailbox.

2.

They are caused by the fault of external service providers, for example, internet access problems, 7 

service provider outages or malfunctions that prevent access to the web store.

3.

They arise from unauthorized access or alteration of data, provided that such

To prevent such incidents, the Seller has taken the security measures expected of it (SSL encryption, firewall, use of strong passwords).

4.

Indirect or consequential damages , such as lost profits, damage to business reputation,

data loss, unless the law expressly provides otherwise.

5.

Damage resulting from improper use of the product by the Buyer or a third party or failure to follow the operating instructions.

The product descriptions are based on the characteristics provided by the manufacturer; the manufacturer is responsible for their accuracy. The Seller makes every effort to ensure that the product information in the online store is accurate, but is not responsible for any typing errors.

12. Complaints handling and legal remedies

12.1 Complaints handling

The consumer may assert his/her claims for warranty, product warranty or guarantee related to the goods primarily against the Seller. The complaint (claim) may be submitted in writing by e-mail (for example, “info@ifitcore.com”), via the complaint handling form on the website of the web store or by post in a letter sent to the Seller’s registered office. The Seller shall immediately examine the oral complaint and remedy it as necessary; if the consumer does not agree with the handling of the complaint or if immediate investigation of the complaint is not possible, the Seller shall record the complaint. A copy of the record shall be sent to the consumer upon request. The Seller shall be obliged to respond to the complaint in writing within 30 days in accordance with the applicable legislation.

12.2 Conciliation body

If a potential dispute between the Seller and the consumer cannot be resolved through negotiation, the consumer may contact a conciliation board. The Customer can find out about the contact details of the conciliation boards on the website www.bekeltetes.hu . The conciliation board competent according to the Seller's registered office operates next to the chamber of the consumer's place of residence or residence. The Seller undertakes to cooperate in the conciliation board proceedings.

12.3 Consumer protection and regulatory bodies

The consumer may file a complaint with the consumer protection department of the regionally competent district office (it is advisable to first settle the complaint in writing with the Seller). The authority will investigate the violation of consumer rights and, if necessary, initiate proceedings. Furthermore, the consumer may also initiate dispute resolution through the online dispute resolution platform (Online Dispute Resolution – ODR, http://ec.europa.eu/odr) operated by the European Commission.

13. Data management, data protection

The operator of the web store processes personal data obtained during the use of the ifitcore.co website in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation (in particular the GDPR and Act CXII of 2011). When processing personal data, the Seller follows the following principles:

1.

Lawfulness, fairness and transparency: data is processed only for lawful purposes, in a manner that is transparent to customers.

2.

Purpose limitation: we use the data exclusively for the provision of the service, the fulfillment of the contract, invoicing, compliance with legal obligations and marketing purposes. 3.

Data saving and data minimization: we only request data that is essential to fulfill the order and maintain contact.

4.

Accuracy: the data is constantly updated; the buyer can request their data at any time

correction or deletion.

5.

Limited storage: we retain personal data for as long as the contract requires.

necessary to fulfill a legal obligation or to assert a legitimate interest.

6.

Integrity and confidentiality: we protect data from unauthorized access, alteration or destruction with security measures (firewall, SSL encryption, backups).

Detailed rules regarding data processing are contained in a separate Data Processing Information available on the webshop . The customer may at any time request information, correction, deletion or blocking of his/her personal data, or object to data processing. If the customer believes that the processing of his/her personal data is unlawful, he/she may file a complaint with the National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (NAIH).

14. Copyright and Trademarks

The contents displayed on the ifitcore.co web store (texts, images, graphics, logos, videos, software elements) are protected by copyright. Copying, distributing, publishing, modifying, or using any part of the contents for any purpose is prohibited without the express written permission of the Seller. The name, logo, and design elements of the web store may be protected by trademarks of the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office or other competent body. Third-party product names and brands are the property of the relevant laws and manufacturers.

15. Detailed operating conditions and technical information

15.1 Technical requirements for using the webshop

To use the website, you need an internet connection and a browser (the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge is recommended). JavaScript must be enabled for the webshop to function. The website uses cookies to improve the user experience, provide shopping cart functions and statistics. Details of cookie management are described in the webshop's Cookie Policy . The webshop interface is available 24 hours a day, but we reserve the right to designate maintenance periods when the website is partially or completely unavailable.

15.2 Product information and inventory information

The Seller makes every effort to ensure that the descriptions, images, illustrations and stock information of the products are accurate. The color of the products may differ from reality depending on the monitor; the Seller is not responsible for this. The stock information is for informational purposes only; due to the rapidity of stock changes, it is possible that a product is no longer in stock when the order is placed. In this case, the Seller will inform the Buyer and offer to wait, exchange the product or refund the purchase price.

15.3 Digital content and services

The webshop may also offer digital products (downloadable PDFs, videos, e-books) and digital services (online consulting, webinars). The download of digital products is available immediately after receipt of payment. The digital service is performed on the day the service is provided. The Buyer may download the digital content for their own use; copying, distribution, or modification is not permitted. If the Buyer requests access to the digital content immediately after concluding the contract, 4 

you lose your right of withdrawal.

16. Foreign sales and territorial restrictions

The webshop sells primarily to Hungary, but digital products are available from any member state of the European Union. The delivery of physical products abroad is subject to separate negotiation; the Seller may request payment of the delivery cost in advance and may reserve the right to terminate the contract if delivery abroad is infeasible or involves disproportionate costs. The Seller does not may restrict the buyer's access to the web store based on the buyer's nationality or place of residence, unless the delivery is impossible for objective reasons. The language of communication is Hungarian; to facilitate the understanding of foreign buyers, the most important information may also be available in English, but the Seller is not obliged to provide all information in a foreign language.

17. Wismar and other events

Force majeure is any unforeseen external event that cannot be prevented by the Seller (e.g. natural disaster, fire, flood, war, strike, epidemic, government measures) that prevents the Seller from fulfilling its contractual obligations. In such cases, the Seller is exempt from liability for the duration of the impediment, but is obliged to inform the Buyers immediately about the events. If the force majeure situation lasts longer than 30 days, either party has the right to terminate the contract; the Seller will refund the amounts already paid in accordance with the law.

18. Miscellaneous and final provisions

1.

Communication: the main channel for written communication between the parties is e-mail. The Buyer is obliged to

provide an e-mail address to which the Seller has constant access. The Seller considers notifications sent by e-mail to be delivered even if the Buyer's mailbox is full or the delivery of the message is prevented by the Buyer's failure.

2.

Changes in legislation: in matters not regulated in the GTC, the provisions of Hungarian law in force at all times shall apply. In the event of changes in legislation, the amended provisions will be incorporated into the webshop.

3.

General communication: the operating hours of the communication channels used in the web store (chatbot, customer service phone number, e-mail) are as stated on the website. Customer service is available on working days between 9 am and 5 pm.

4.

Newsletter and marketing communication: the Customer specifically declares during the order that

whether you consent to receiving marketing communications (newsletters). Consent can be withdrawn at any time.

5.

Social Media Presence: ifitcore.co may have a presence on social media platforms (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, YouTube). Content posted on these platforms is not considered official.

information; the Seller always publishes official announcements on the web store's website.

19. Attachments

19.1 Withdrawal statement

The iFitCore Cancellation Policy can be downloaded in PDF format here .

19.2 Complaint Form

The iFitCore Complaint Form can be downloaded in PDF format here .

20. Closing remarks

The General Terms and Conditions of ifitcore.co have been prepared in accordance with the law. Our goal is to make the purchasing process transparent, safe and user-friendly. We constantly monitor the legal environment and update the document as necessary. Please read the General Terms and Conditions carefully before ordering, and if you have any questions, please contact us with confidence. Thank you for choosing us!

Valid: 2025.11.30.

The GTC can be downloaded in PDF format here .