EU customer rights
EU Customer Rights
This page summarizes the consumer-rights topics European buyers expect before paying for higher-value equipment: withdrawal, legal guarantee, product safety, complaint handling, invoicing context, and the support route for order-specific questions.
14-day withdrawal right
- Eligible EU consumers may have a 14-day withdrawal right for distance purchases, usually starting from the day the goods are delivered.
- Customers should contact support before sending any return so the correct route, eligibility, and order documentation can be confirmed.
2-year legal guarantee
- Where EU consumer law applies, customers may benefit from a minimum 2-year legal guarantee for goods that are defective, do not match the description, or do not work as advertised.
- This legal protection is separate from any additional commercial warranty policy and depends on the actual order type, route, and applicable law.
- Commercial buyers should still review the warranty policy and confirm the intended order route where a business-use context applies.
Product safety and documents
- For products requiring safety, compliance, installation, or user documentation, customers can request the relevant available documents before payment.
- Country-specific use rules may apply to electric mobility, machinery, salon equipment, inflatable products, and other regulated or safety-sensitive items.
- Warnings, intended-use limits, and local-law checks should be reviewed before a product is used in a public, commercial, or professional setting.
Complaint handling
- Customers should report delivery damage, mismatch, or product issues promptly with the order number, product name, and evidence where available.
- Mynestride reviews complaints through direct support coordination and order verification.
Invoice references and invoicing context
- The storefront publishes these invoice references: France FR91940821812, Poland 7773208628, Italy 02180500437, and Italy 02181140431.
- The exact invoicing and tax treatment still depend on the actual dispatch route, destination country, and whether the buyer is a consumer or eligible B2B customer.
- Pre-payment confirmation is recommended where the buyer needs invoice support, reverse-charge review, or destination-specific tax clarification.