Oddity Health Charge on Debit Card [Decoded]

An Oddity Health charge on debit card can look like a clinic bill. It is usually not your doctor’s office. For many U.S. cardholders, it traces back to Oddity Tech, the company behind online beauty and wellness brands.

This guide explains the most likely merchant, how Try Before You Buy and Auto-Replenishment work, and what to do if you do not recognize the line.

What Is the Oddity Health Charge?

Oddity Health is not a standalone hospital system. The closest verified U.S. match is Oddity Tech Ltd., a Nasdaq-listed company (ticker ODD) at oddity.com. Its U.S. office is at 110 Greene Street, New York, NY 10012. It sells through IL MAKIAGE, SpoiledChild, and METHODIQ.

METHODIQ is the health-facing brand. Oddity launched it in November 2025 as a dermatology telehealth platform. Shoppers take an online assessment, then buy customized acne, dark-spot, or other skin treatments.

Some items are cosmetic or over the counter. Others are prescription products filled after a provider review. The legal entity on METHODIQ terms is METHODIQ Inc.

The exact words “Oddity Health” were not published on the METHODIQ billing FAQ pages reviewed for this article. Banks still shorten merchant names.

Related lines may show as ODDITY, METHODIQ, IL MAKIAGE, SpoiledChild, or IM PRO MAKEUP NY LP. One consumer report described a later attempt billed simply as ODDITY after an IL MAKIAGE dispute.

There is a separate Indian company named Oddity Healthcare Private Limited, tied to Bold Care products. That firm is based in Navi Mumbai. It is not the usual source of a U.S. debit statement that also mentions Oddity Tech brands. Another look-alike, Methodic Wellness in Brandon, Florida, is a different business.

METHODIQ product pages list many items between about $39 and $69, plus tax and shipping. Bundles and prepaid annual plans cost more. Do not assume one fixed price from the descriptor alone.

Detail	Info
Website	methodiq.com and oddity.com
Support email	support@methodiq.com; hello@methodiq.com also appears on Trustpilot
Phone	[VERIFY: +1 (551) 751-7495 is listed for copyright notices, not general billing hours]
Account	methodiq.com login, My Auto-Replenishments
Hours	[VERIFY: not published as standard call-center hours]

Why the Charge Appears on Your Debit Card

• You started a METHODIQ Try Before You Buy order and the trial window ended.
• Auto-Replenishment shipped a refill.
• You bought a one-time treatment, supplement, or starter kit.
• A preauthorization hold posted, then the final amount settled.
• A household member used a card saved on an Oddity brand account.

METHODIQ terms say a Try Before You Buy order can cover up to three products. The company charges a shipping fee right away. That shipping fee is not refundable.

If you do not return the products through the returns portal within the 14-day trial, the full product price is billed to the card on file. The company may also place a preauthorization hold during the trial.

A hold can look like a second Oddity Health debit. Holds usually drop off if the trial return is accepted. Posted charges stay until a refund posts.

How METHODIQ and Oddity Billing Work

Oddity brands sell online. You pay with a card at checkout. METHODIQ also uses Auto-Replenishment for ongoing treatment plans. Terms say the company sends a reminder email before the next shipment.

You can change or cancel that shipment up to 24 hours before it goes out. After that cutoff, that order still ships and bills.

Prepaid annual plans charge a larger amount up front. Those plans auto-renew after the prepaid period unless you cancel before the next initial shipment. Terms say a prepaid period is generally not refundable after that first renewal shipment goes out.

Check your email for methodiq.com, spoiledchild.com, or ilmakiage.com. Then open the matching account and look at orders and Auto-Replenishments. Match the date and amount before you assume fraud.

Is the Charge Legitimate?

Oddity Tech is a real public company. METHODIQ is a real storefront at methodiq.com. A charge from that group can be legitimate even if you only remember a “trial” or a quiz ad.

It is more likely yours if you have a METHODIQ, SpoiledChild, or IL MAKIAGE email, a package on the way, or Auto-Replenishment still on. It is more concerning if you never visited those sites, nobody in your home did, and the emails you have are from a look-alike domain.

IL MAKIAGE has a long public history of billing complaints about trials and hard-to-stop refills. That history does not make every Oddity charge fake. It does mean you should read the trial and refill terms and cancel in the account, not only by ignoring the box.

Is This a Recurring Charge?

It can be. METHODIQ Auto-Replenishment bills when a refill ships. A forgotten trial can also convert into a full-price charge, then a refill plan.

How to cancel METHODIQ Auto-Replenishment

1. Go to methodiq.com and log in.
2. Open My Account.
3. Select My Auto-Replenishments.
4. Cancel or skip the next shipment at least 24 hours before the ship date.
5. Use the cancel link in the reminder email if you cannot log in.
6. Email support@methodiq.com and ask for written confirmation.

Canceling the subscription is not the same as canceling a shipment that already started. If you miss the 24-hour window, ask about a return instead of a stop-ship.

IL MAKIAGE and SpoiledChild use similar account menus. Cancel each brand separately if you have more than one login.

How to Request a Refund

METHODIQ terms say most sales are final except where a stated policy applies. Original shipping is not refundable.

Try Before You Buy products can avoid the product charge if you return them in the 14-day trial through methodiq.com/returns-portal. Other offerings may qualify for a refund or exchange within 30 days if unused, according to the same terms.

METHODIQ also advertises a six-month money-back program for acne treatments if you follow the check-in rules and still do not see results. The request window in the terms is 21 days after that six-month mark. That program is not an automatic refund for every order.

Returns can take up to two weeks to process, then your bank may take longer to show the credit. Ask support whether the refund is going to the original debit card.

What to Do If You Do Not Recognize the Charge

1. Search your email for METHODIQ, Oddity, IL MAKIAGE, and SpoiledChild.
2. Log in and match the amount to an order or refill.
3. Cancel Auto-Replenishment if you do not want another box.
4. Start a return if you are still inside the trial or 30-day window.
5. Email support@methodiq.com with the date, amount, and order number.
6. If you get no useful answer, call the number on the back of your debit card.
7. Change the password on the shopping account and remove the stored card.

Do not call a number from a text that claims to be Oddity Health collections. Use the official site or your bank.

FAQs About Oddity Health Charge on Debit Card

Is Oddity Health a hospital or insurance bill?

No official U.S. hospital system by that name turned up in this research. The usual match is Oddity Tech product or telehealth billing, most often METHODIQ skin treatments.

Why was I charged after a free trial?

METHODIQ Try Before You Buy is not always free merchandise. Terms say shipping can bill immediately. The product price bills if the items are not returned in 14 days. A preauthorization can also appear first.

Can I stop the next box without disputing the last one?

Yes. Cancel Auto-Replenishment at least 24 hours before the next ship date. You can still ask support about a return on the order that already posted.

What if the charge says Oddity but I only used IL MAKIAGE?

Oddity is the parent platform. Some later or related charges post under the parent name. Check both brand accounts and any Oddity emails before you dispute.

Conclusion

An Oddity Health debit card charge is usually Oddity Tech billing, not a neighborhood clinic. METHODIQ is the most direct health-brand match. IL MAKIAGE and SpoiledChild can post under related Oddity names.

Open the brand account, stop Auto-Replenishment, and use the official return portal if the order is still eligible. If you cannot find any Oddity email or login, call your bank with the exact statement line.

Disclaimer: This information is for general educational purposes only. ChargeOnDebitCard.com is not affiliated with Oddity Tech, METHODIQ, IL MAKIAGE, SpoiledChild, or any bank. Contact the merchant or your financial institution about unrecognized charges and account-specific questions.