Is celsior-shop.com safe?

What the store is and how a visitor moves through it

The front page opens on a product promotion for '3D Metabolic Booster Leggings' presented under the Celsior name at celsior-shop.com. The commercial path is a standard shopping flow: a 'Shop Now' entry point, a Cart, and a Payment Policy page — the ordinary furniture of a transaction-based storefront.

Only one external commercial link was observed on the page: a link to shrinesolutions.com under the text 'Shrine'. The other outbound link is a Facebook link. These are the main cross-site relationships visible on the page; the rest of the commercial calls to action keep the visitor on the same domain.

An order-tracking link is also present, alongside a contact email at the store's own domain, which is consistent with a functioning e-commerce setup rather than a pure shell.

Bold health claims and mixed signals about who is behind the store

The store markets '3D Metabolic Booster' leggings with claims that they help melt stubborn fat. That is an aggressive health claim for a wearable garment and one that is not supported by anything on the page itself. The site presents itself as a trademark operated by a US-based entity, yet it also lists a US phone number and a postal address, while the less visible shipping text says products ship from warehouses in both the United States and Hong Kong.

The registrable domain behind the store is only about 481 days old, so it has not built a long public track record. Independent research into the operator's reputation was not available for this check, so reviewers cannot confirm any history of deliveries or complaints one way or the other. The combination of a young domain, health-style marketing claims and a Hong Kong shipping origin is characteristic of grey-area dropshipping rather than an established retailer.

Technical checks look clean but do not prove customer safety

The browser threat feed returned no threat warning for this URL, and the saved TLS check found a valid encrypted connection. That means the connection to the site is encrypted and no current malware or phishing listing was triggered during this check.

One antivirus engine previously marked the URL as suspicious. That observation is stale and should be read with caution — it is not a fresh detection of malware on the current page, but it is also not a clean bill of health. Clean technical checks like these mean there were no detections at review time; they do not prove that orders placed on the site will be fulfilled as described.