The following additional policies and terms and conditions relate to posting items for sale in listing items for sale on Careluxe MedTech Ltd  are part of this agreement:
Prohibited and Restricted Items. Certain items may not be listed for sale on the Site provided by Careluxe MedTech Ltd. (“we” or “us”) or are subject to restrictions. The sale of many items may be prohibited or restricted by law. In addition, when selling items across country borders, you should be aware of international trading and import/export restrictions. The sale of certain items may be legal in your location, but illegal elsewhere.
Before you list an item for sale on our Site, you must determine if you are permitted to list the item for sale under this policy and under applicable laws, rules and regulations. Sellers may not disclaim knowledge of, or responsibility for, the authenticity or legality of the items they list on our Site. You must take all appropriate measures to ensure the legality and authenticity of your listing prior to listing it on our Site. If you cannot verify the authenticity of an item, you may not list it.
The seller and buyer of each item listed on our Site are responsible for complying with all applicable laws, rules and regulations when listing for sale, selling or buying any item on our Site. You are responsible for ensuring any transaction in which you engage is lawful in the applicable jurisdictions of the seller and the buyer. If you are not certain whether the sale or purchase of an item is lawful, consult your attorney or the appropriate law enforcement agency.
You may contact us to report suspected violations of this policy by contacting our Support Staff. In the event we determine, in our sole and absolute discretion, that any listing or item violates this policy or is otherwise inappropriate for listing on our Site, we reserve the right, but do not have any obligation, to take measures against either party involved with the transaction, including, without limitation: i) terminating any listing or transaction, ii) placing limits on the party’s account, iii) suspending the party’s account; and iv) requiring the listing party to forfeit fees associated with the terminated listing.