Multim Holdings, LLC

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Multim Holdings, LLC is a U.S.-based e-commerce company that sells health-related products, including Life Support Labs supplements and hemp‑derived Delta‑9 THC edibles under the JuiceyDelta brand. Many of its sales are conducted online and may appear on statements with the descriptor “CP*MULTIM HLD” plus a phone number.

Baltimore, Maryland, United States
mylslhealth.com

About Multim Holdings, LLC

Multim Holdings, LLC is a holding and e‑commerce company based in the Baltimore, Maryland area that operates several consumer brands, notably Life Support Labs (accessible via mylslhealth.com) and JuiceyDelta (juiceydelta.com). Its product lines include dietary supplements and hemp‑derived Delta‑9 THC edibles such as gummies, cookies, and syrups, marketed as wellness or recreational products and sold directly to consumers via the web.([mylslhealth.com](https://mylslhealth.com/pages/terms-and-conditions?utm_source=openai))

A card charge reading “CP*MULTIM HLD 84492822 MIDDLETOWN DE” (or similar variations) is typically associated with online purchases from Multim Holdings’ websites. The “CP*” portion is a processor prefix, while “MULTIM HLD” refers to Multim Holdings, and the 844‑928‑22xx number matches their published contact number; Middletown, DE is likely a corporate or registered‑agent address used for payment processing, not a retail storefront. Customers most often incur these charges when they order supplements or hemp products online, sign up for offers, or in some cases when an order is authorized but later cancelled, leaving a temporary authorization or pending transaction on the account.([whatsthatcharge.com](https://www.whatsthatcharge.com/CP-MULTIM-HLD-84492822?utm_source=openai))

If you’re unsure about a Multim Holdings charge, first check your email for receipts from Life Support Labs, mylslhealth.com, or JuiceyDelta, and review recent orders on those sites. Compare the date and amount of the charge to any orders or trial offers you placed. If something looks wrong, contact Multim Holdings using the customer service details on their sites (including the 844‑928‑2235 number) and ask them to look up the transaction by name, email, and last four digits of your card. If they cannot locate it or you suspect fraud, immediately contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge and request a new card number; also monitor your accounts for additional unauthorized activity.([mylslhealth.com](https://mylslhealth.com/pages/terms-and-conditions?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 Multim Holdings, LLC.

  1. CP*MULTIM HLD 84492822 MIDDLETOWN DE

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from “CP*MULTIM HLD 84492822 MIDDLETOWN DE”?

This descriptor is associated with Multim Holdings, LLC, which operates online brands such as Life Support Labs (mylslhealth.com) and JuiceyDelta. The “CP*” is a payment processor prefix, “MULTIM HLD” refers to Multim Holdings, and the 844‑928‑22xx number matches their published contact phone. The charge typically corresponds to an online order for supplements or hemp‑derived products you placed through one of their sites.

I started to order pills or supplements on a website and then cancelled—could that still create a CP*Multim HLD charge?

Yes. Some users report seeing CP*Multim HLD charges after beginning an order for pills or supplements and backing out before completion. This can happen if your card details were already submitted and an authorization was placed. In many cases these show first as a pending charge and then fall off; if it posts and you didn’t intend to complete the order, contact Multim Holdings support and your bank to request reversal or dispute.([whatsthatcharge.com](https://www.whatsthatcharge.com/CP-MULTIM-HLD-84492822?utm_source=openai))

Does Multim Holdings use subscriptions or recurring billing for its products?

Depending on the specific offer, Multim Holdings’ brands may promote single‑purchase products or continuity programs such as auto‑shipments of supplements or hemp edibles. Review the checkout page and emails from Life Support Labs or JuiceyDelta to see if you agreed to an auto‑renew or monthly refill. If you see repeated CP*Multim HLD charges around the same date each month for similar amounts, it may be a subscription tied to your account.

How do I cancel a subscription or future orders with Multim Holdings?

To cancel, go to the website where you originally ordered—typically mylslhealth.com or juiceydelta.com—and log into your account if you created one. Look for an account, orders, or subscriptions section to disable auto‑ship or future billing. If you don’t have an account or can’t log in, use the customer service phone number (such as 844‑928‑2235) or contact form listed in their terms, privacy policy, or order emails and request written confirmation that all future charges and shipments have been cancelled.([mylslhealth.com](https://mylslhealth.com/pages/terms-and-conditions?utm_source=openai))

How can I request a refund for a Multim Holdings charge I don’t recognize or am unhappy with?

First, locate any order confirmation email from Life Support Labs or JuiceyDelta and note the order number, date, and amount. Contact Multim Holdings through the support details in that message or on their websites, explain the issue (unwanted subscription renewal, product dissatisfaction, duplicate charge, etc.), and ask for a refund or cancellation under their published return and refund policies. If they deny the request and you still believe the charge is unauthorized, follow up with your bank or card issuer to file a dispute.

Is the phone number in the descriptor (844‑928‑22xx) really associated with Multim Holdings?

Yes. Public corporate and policy documents list Multim Holdings’ customer service phone as +1 (844) 928‑2235, which matches the digits embedded in the CP*MULTIM HLD 84492822 descriptor. This linkage is one of the key indicators that the transaction is routed through Multim Holdings’ merchant account.([mylslhealth.com](https://mylslhealth.com/pages/terms-and-conditions?utm_source=openai))

Why do I see a small or temporary CP*Multim HLD charge that later disappears?

Small or short‑lived CP*Multim HLD entries often represent card authorization holds placed when you submit payment details on one of Multim Holdings’ sites. If the order is declined, cancelled, or not fully processed, the hold may never settle and will automatically drop off your account within a few business days. If a hold remains or converts into a posted charge you didn’t approve, contact both Multim Holdings and your bank for clarification.

What should I do if I suspect the CP*Multim HLD charge is fraudulent?

If you don’t recognize the purchase, no one in your household recalls ordering from Life Support Labs or JuiceyDelta, and Multim Holdings cannot find an order tied to your information, treat the transaction as potential fraud. Immediately notify your bank or card issuer, ask them to block your card number and issue a replacement, and dispute the charge. Then monitor your statements and credit reports for additional suspicious activity.

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