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Gelatidebalance privacy policy
This website collects very little. It runs no advertising pixels and no third-party trackers, and it does not process payments: the checkout is a separate hosted page and card details never reach https://gelatidebalance.com. What this desk holds is what you send it, plus the order records behind Gelatide purchases made here.
Written to be read rather than to be scrolled past, which means it is longer than the usual version and says fewer things.
What Gelatidebalance collects when you read about Gelatide
1. Who this policy covers
This policy covers https://gelatidebalance.com, operated by Gelatidebalance, a Licensed U.S. retail desk for Gelatide with a correspondence address at 600 Broadway, Suite 4C, New York, NY 10012, USA. It does not cover the checkout, which is operated by the seller under its own policy, and it does not cover the manufacturer or the info page this desk links to.
2. What this website collects by itself
Very little, and none of it identifies you. Standard web server logs record the page requested, the time, the approximate region derived from the network address, and the browser string. Those logs exist so the site can be kept working and are not used to build a profile of anybody.
There are no advertising pixels on this website, no social media trackers, no session recording and no cross-site identifiers. Two fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which is a third-party request and is disclosed in section 6.
3. What you send us, and why
Three routes bring information here and each collects the minimum it needs:
- ›The order desk. A telephone call about an order involves your name, the order ID and enough detail to act on the request. The desk sees the order record behind it, which includes the delivery address.
- ›The editorial inbox. An email to [email protected] carries whatever you write and your email address. This inbox has no access to the order system.
- ›The forms on this website. The fields you fill in, routed to whichever desk the form names. They are support routes and neither of them places an order.
4. What we never ask for
Card numbers, bank details, a social security number, a date of birth, or anything about your health beyond what you choose to tell a desk while describing a problem. If anybody contacting you in the name of Gelatidebalance asks for a full card number, it is not us. Hang up and call +1 (202) 604-0611 yourself.
5. Payment
Payment happens at the checkout, which is a separate hosted page operated by the seller. Card details are entered there, not here, and they never pass through https://gelatidebalance.com. This desk can see that an order was paid for. It cannot see the card.
6. Third parties this website touches
Web fonts are requested from Google Fonts, which means your browser makes a request to that service when a page loads. That request carries your network address in the ordinary way any web request does. No other third-party service is embedded on these pages.
Outbound links to research, government pages and the seller’s own info page take
you to sites with their own policies. Every external link on this website carries
rel="nofollow noopener" and opens in a new tab so you leave deliberately
rather than by accident.
7. How long anything is kept
Order records are kept for as long as the business and tax rules require, which is several years. Support correspondence is kept while it is useful and then deleted. Server logs rotate on a short cycle. Nothing here is kept in order to market to you later, because this website does not run a marketing list.
8. Your requests
Write to [email protected] to ask what is held about you, to correct it, or to ask for it to be deleted. Include enough detail to identify the record, which for an order means the order ID. A deletion request on an order record may be limited by the retention rules in section 7, and if it is, the reply will say so specifically rather than refusing in general terms.
9. Children
Gelatide is an 18-and-over product and this website is not directed at children. No information is knowingly collected from anyone under 18. If you believe a child has sent something to either desk, write to [email protected] and it will be deleted.
10. Security
This website is served over an encrypted connection. Support inboxes and the order system are access-controlled. No system is perfect and no page claiming one is worth believing; what this desk can say is that the highest-risk data, your card details, is never here to lose.
11. Changes to this policy
Changes are made on this page and the review date below moves forward. Material changes will be described in a short note at the top of this section rather than folded silently into a clause.
What this Gelatide privacy policy means in practice
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Are you tracking me across the web? | No. There are no advertising pixels or cross-site identifiers on this website |
| Will I get marketing email? | Not from this website. There is no mailing list to join and no box that signs you up to one |
| Do you have my card number? | No. Payment happens on a separate hosted checkout and card details never reach this site |
| Can the email desk see my order? | No. That is why a refund request sent there loses days |
| Can I ask you to delete what you hold? | Yes. Write to [email protected]. Order records may be subject to retention rules and the reply will say which |
If any row here contradicts the clauses above, the clauses govern and this desk wants to hear about the discrepancy.
Privacy policies in this category are often long because they describe a large advertising apparatus. This one is long because it explains a small one carefully, which is a better use of the space.
Why this Gelatide website has no cookie banner
An absent banner is normally a warning sign. Here is what it means on this particular website.
Most supplement websites open with a consent dialogue. This one does not, and the reason is worth stating because an absent banner is usually a sign of somebody ignoring the rules rather than of somebody having nothing to consent to.
A consent banner exists because a site is about to set cookies you would not choose: advertising identifiers, remarketing pixels, analytics that follow you across sites. This website sets none of those. There is no advertising relationship behind these pages, no remarketing audience being built from your visit, and no analytics product recording where your cursor went.
What that costs this Gelatide desk
Quite a lot, in ordinary commercial terms. Without a pixel there is no retargeting, no conversion attribution beyond what the checkout reports, and no way to tell which page persuaded anybody. Those are real losses and they are accepted because the alternative is a website that watches a reader in order to sell them drops.
What it does not mean
It does not mean nothing is recorded. A web server logs requests, as every web server does, and the fonts request described in section 6 reaches a third party. Neither is a profile of you and neither is used to advertise to you, but claiming a website leaves no trace at all would be the kind of overstatement this site exists to avoid.
Checking this for yourself on any Gelatide page
You do not have to take this on trust, and checking it takes a minute. Open your browser’s developer tools on any page of this website, look at the network requests, and count the hosts. You should see this domain and the two Google Fonts hosts, and nothing else. Look at the storage tab and you should find no cookies set by this site.
That is the kind of privacy claim worth making: one a reader can falsify in sixty seconds. A paragraph promising that your data is treated with the utmost respect is not, and this page deliberately does not contain one.
Gelatide privacy questions
Does the Gelatide website use cookies?
It sets no advertising or analytics cookies. Web fonts are requested from a third party, which is disclosed in the policy.
Does Gelatidebalance sell my data?
No. There is no advertising relationship on this website and no data is sold or shared for marketing.
Where are my card details stored?
Not here. Payment happens at the checkout, which is a separate hosted page, and card details never reach this website.
How do I ask what Gelatidebalance holds about me?
Write to [email protected] with enough detail to identify the record. For an order, that means the order ID.
How long does Gelatidebalance keep order records?
For as long as business and tax rules require, which is several years. Support correspondence is deleted once it is no longer useful.
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