mCaffeine's policy page puts a clock on something most brands leave vague. "You can do so by sending us an email at woot@mcaffeine.com within 3 hours of placing the order" - and "Once orders have been dispatched, they cannot be canceled." After that the page offers the doorstep rather than a returns desk: "You can simply refuse to accept the parcel at the time of delivery as the order will not be returned once delivered." Fault cases get five days from delivery by email or phone; a parcel marked delivered but never received gets only 72 hours. Shipping is free above Rs. 399, with cash on delivery at no extra charge. Every term is quoted from the brand's own page, read 1 October 2026.
We read mCaffeine's own product feed on August 3, 2026 - 151 listings, 150 of them in stock with an image - and found that exactly one of those 150 rows carries a comparative MRP. Everywhere else the compare-at field is empty, which means no discount can honestly be calculated, and we have not manufactured one. What is left is the unit price, and mCaffeine sells enough of the same products in multiple sizes to make that comparison real. Twenty-five picks from Rs. 89 to Rs. 1,098, every one divided by its own pack size. The 15 ml perfume lotion is Rs. 8.60 a millilitre and the 600 ml bottle of the same lotion is Rs. 1.50. Two 50 ml face wash bottles cost Rs. 51 less than one 100 ml bottle. The pack of three body wash is exactly three times the single. And the 30-pair eye patch jar quietly saves Rs. 199 over two 15-pair jars, with nothing on either listing to say so. mCaffeine publishes no ratings anywhere in its feed, so nothing here carries a rating pill and we have not used any of it.
