GluHealth

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GluHealth is a mobile diabetes and blood-sugar tracking app developed by Aplissan Company LTD, a Cyprus-based software company. Charges labeled “aplssn.com” typically relate to GluHealth subscription fees or trials billed through the company’s payment system.

Limassol, Cyprus
aplssn.com

About GluHealth

GluHealth is a health and wellness app focused on tracking blood glucose, insulin, meals, activity, and related metrics for people managing diabetes or prediabetes. Developed and operated by Aplissan Company LTD, the app integrates with Apple Health and compatible glucose sensors and offers manual logging, daily and weekly summaries, and analytics intended to help users understand trends in their blood sugar and lifestyle. The service is promoted through several branded sites (including gluhelthapp.com and gluwell.com), while billing on card statements commonly references the domain aplssn.com, which is operated by Aplissan and branded as GluHealth.

A charge such as “aplssn.com‑mu59at1v” on a card statement is generally a subscription or trial fee for GluHealth, often following an in‑app signup or a short low‑cost trial that automatically renews at a higher recurring price. Consumers and watchdog sites report patterns where an initial small amount (for example around $0.99) is followed by recurring monthly or periodic subscription charges, sometimes at higher price points, if the subscription is not cancelled in time. These charges may originate either from a direct web purchase (through aplssn.com) or through app‑store billing (Apple App Store or Google Play), but the descriptor may still reference aplssn.com because that’s the company’s billing portal.([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/aplssn-com-charge-how-to-cancel-and-get-a-refund/?utm_source=openai))

If you do not recognize an aplssn.com charge, first check whether you or someone with access to your devices installed GluHealth (or related branding such as Gluwell) and started a trial or subscription. You can usually manage or cancel the subscription either through your Apple or Google account (if purchased via an app store) or via Aplissan’s own cancellation page and support email referenced on aplssn.com and gluwell.com. Keep copies of your email confirmations, app‑store receipts, and screenshots of any cancellation steps. If you cannot resolve the issue with the company or believe the charge is unauthorized, you should contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute the transaction and request a chargeback.([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gluhealth-blood-sugar-test-ai/id6738723802?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to GluHealth.

  1. aplssn.com-mu59at1v

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see an “aplssn.com-mu59at1v” charge on my card statement?

This descriptor is associated with GluHealth, a blood-sugar tracking app operated by Aplissan Company LTD. The charge is usually for a trial or recurring subscription you started via the GluHealth website or app, even though the statement shows the billing domain aplssn.com rather than the app’s name.

What are the typical subscription costs for GluHealth associated with aplssn.com charges?

Pricing can vary by offer, but reports and app‑store listings show patterns like a low initial trial charge (around $0.99–$9.99) followed by automatic renewals at higher monthly or periodic amounts (for example, around $29.99 or more for Pro access). To see the exact price you were billed, review the original checkout page, your app‑store subscription details, or the email receipt sent at signup.([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gluhealth-blood-sugar-test-ai/id6738723802?utm_source=openai))

How do I cancel a GluHealth subscription that bills through aplssn.com?

If you subscribed on the web, go to the cancellation or termination link provided on aplssn.com or related GluHealth/Gluwell sites and enter the email used at checkout; you can also contact their support email listed there to request cancellation. If you subscribed through the Apple App Store or Google Play, you must cancel from your Apple or Google subscriptions page—GluHealth’s own terms state that web support cannot cancel store‑managed subscriptions.([gluhelthapp.com](https://www.gluhelthapp.com/terms-of-use?utm_source=openai))

How can I request a refund for an aplssn.com/Gl uHealth charge?

Start by contacting GluHealth support using the email address provided on aplssn.com, gluhelthapp.com, or gluwell.com with your transaction details and the email tied to the subscription; some users report successful refunds when they contact the company quickly after being charged. If you purchased through Apple or Google, you generally must request a refund through the respective app‑store refund process, as the developer may not be able to reverse those charges directly.([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gluhealth-blood-sugar-test-ai/id6738723802?utm_source=openai))

Why am I being charged by aplssn.com after I uninstalled the GluHealth app?

Uninstalling the GluHealth app does not cancel the underlying subscription. If you only deleted the app, billing will continue until you explicitly cancel via the web portal (for web purchases) or your Apple/Google subscription settings (for store purchases). You should log into the relevant account and confirm that the subscription status shows as cancelled to stop further aplssn.com charges.([gluhelthapp.com](https://www.gluhelthapp.com/terms-of-use?utm_source=openai))

Can multiple small aplssn.com charges or declines indicate a problem?

Yes. Consumer complaints describe scenarios where an initial small trial fee is followed by additional attempted charges or varying amounts, sometimes resulting in repeated declines by the bank. If you see multiple unexpected attempts, contact both GluHealth support to close any account tied to your card and your bank or card issuer to block further charges and assess whether a fraud dispute or card replacement is appropriate.([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/aplssn-com-charge-how-to-cancel-and-get-a-refund/?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify which email or account is tied to my aplssn.com GluHealth subscription?

Search your email inboxes for terms like “GluHealth,” “Gluwell,” “Aplissan,” or “aplssn.com” and look for welcome messages, receipts, or subscription confirmations. Those emails usually show the account email and sometimes a transaction ID. If you cannot locate them, contact GluHealth support with the last four digits of the card, approximate charge dates, and amounts so they can identify and confirm the account associated with your aplssn.com billing.

Is an aplssn.com charge always legitimate, or could it be fraud?

While many aplssn.com charges are legitimate GluHealth subscriptions, independent review and scam‑monitoring sites flag this merchant as medium‑risk due to negative reviews and confusion over billing. If you do not recall authorizing the charge, cannot find any related account, or support does not satisfactorily explain it, treat it as potentially unauthorized and work with your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction and monitor your card for additional activity.([scamadviser.com](https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/aplssn.com?utm_source=openai))

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