Gluco6formula Privacy Policy

Three things — and only when somebody sends them. A full name, an email address and an order ID are what a message needs to be answered and what an order needs to be found. Everything else a buyer gives at the checkout, including the delivery address and the card, is given to the checkout rather than to this website.

Reading these pages sends nothing. There is no account to open, no newsletter box, no wishlist and no saved basket, so browsing the site leaves no record attached to a person.

The one thing that happens automatically is the web server request log, which every host keeps: the address of the page asked for, the time, the browser string and the IP address the request came from. It is what makes an error traceable and an attack visible, and it is never used to build a profile of a visitor.

This is a set of static files. Each page is written once, uploaded, and served exactly as it sits on disk, which is why there is no login, no session and nothing for a visitor to be recognised by on a second visit.

No analytics tag runs here. No advertising pixel, no remarketing tag, no heatmap recorder and no chat widget. Nothing on the page reports back what was scrolled, clicked or hovered.

One request does leave this domain on every page — the two typefaces are served by Google Fonts, so a browser asks that host for a stylesheet and a font file, and that request carries an IP address and a browser string the way any request for a remote file does. Everything else the page needs, the stylesheet, the small script, the seals and the bottle photographs, comes from this domain.

Three parties, each for one reason. The order desk receives a name, an email and an order ID so that tracking, a change, a cancellation or a refund can be acted on. The checkout operator receives what a payment needs, directly from the buyer rather than through this desk. The hosting provider holds the request logs described above because it serves the files.

Nothing is sold, rented, swapped or handed to an advertising network. No mailing list is built from order records and no address from an order is used to send marketing that was not asked for.

Where a review line is published on the reviews page, it carries a first name, an initial, an age and a city, as this desk holds them, and no email address, no full surname and nothing that identifies an order. A court order or a lawful request from an authority is the one case where records may have to be produced, and that is the limit of it.

The site is served over an encrypted connection, so what a browser asks for cannot be read in transit. That is a statement about the transport rather than a promise about the internet, and no website should claim more.

What this desk holds is email. Messages are kept in the mailbox they arrived in, are read by the people who answer them, and are not copied into a marketing tool. Nobody here holds a card number, so there is none to lose.

If you are ever asked for a card number, a password or a security code by someone claiming to be this desk — it is not this desk. The order desk asks for an order ID and the name on the order, and nothing more than that.

This website and the product it describes are for adults aged eighteen and over. Nothing here is written for children, aimed at children or advertised where children are the audience.

No information is knowingly collected from anyone under eighteen. If a parent or guardian believes a child has sent a message to either desk, write to [email protected] and the message and anything attached to it will be deleted.

Write to [email protected], Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm ET. Say plainly what you want: a copy of what is held, a correction to something wrong, or deletion of a message and the thread it sits in. Send it from the address the original message came from, because that is how a request can be matched without asking for anything further.

Anything attached to an order lives with the order desk, so a request about an order goes to +1 (302) 200-3480 with the order ID in hand. Deletion of an order record inside the guarantee window is the one request that can be refused outright, because a deleted order record cannot be refunded.

Where you live may give you stronger rights than this policy describes, and where it does, those rights apply. Nothing here asks anyone to give one up.