Artivorin Privacy Policy: What This Desk Holds, And What It Never Sees

The bottom row is the one that matters most and it is the shortest.

There is no account to create on this website, no newsletter, no wish list and nothing to log into. A website that holds nothing cannot lose anything, which is the cheapest privacy measure available to anybody.

This website uses what it needs to work and as little else as it can manage.

Strictly necessary items keep the page functioning: remembering that you opened the menu, for instance. Nothing here depends on tracking you across other websites in order to display correctly.

Where analytics are used they are used in aggregate, to see which pages are read and which are abandoned. That is how this desk learns that the ingredients page is read twice as often as the pricing page, which is the kind of thing that changes what gets written next.

Your browser controls the rest. Blocking cookies will not break this website, because nothing here is gated behind one.

• No advertising profile is built on this website.
• No data is sold, and there is nothing here that would be worth selling.
• Third-party fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which is a request to a third party and is disclosed here for that reason.
• The seller’s checkout runs its own measurement, and its terms cover it.

This website is written for adults aged 18 and over, and the product it describes is for adults aged 18 and over. Nothing here is directed at children and this desk does not knowingly collect anything from one.

If you believe a child has sent something to either address, write to [email protected] and it will be deleted.

If this page changes, the review date at the foot of every page on this website moves with it. That date is the only honest way to tell a reader whether what they read last month still applies.

A material change, meaning one that affects what is collected or who it goes to, will be described on the page rather than folded silently into a new version.

Questions about any of this go to [email protected]. It is read Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm ET and a reply usually goes out the same day or the next working one.

Three categories, and the list is short because the collection is short.

The checkout operator, because that is where an order lives. When you ring about a parcel or start a refund, the record being read is theirs rather than a second copy held here.

Service providers who make this website function: the host that serves the pages and, where analytics are in use, the provider that aggregates them. Those are ordinary infrastructure relationships rather than a data trade.

Anybody a law obliges this desk to tell, which is a category that has never arisen and is listed because pretending otherwise would be dishonest.

• Nothing is sold. No advertising profile is built here and nothing is held that would be worth selling.
• Nothing is passed to a marketing list. This website has no newsletter and no sign-up form.
• The manufacturer receives nothing from this desk about individual buyers.
• A message sent to the website address stays with the website desk unless it is about an order, in which case it is forwarded and you are told.

This website is static. There is no customer database here, no login, no stored payment method and no order table, which removes most of the things that get breached elsewhere.

What exists is correspondence: messages sent to two addresses, held in ordinary mail systems with the ordinary protections those carry. That is a real limitation and it is stated rather than dressed up as an encryption claim.

The pages themselves are served over a secure connection, which is standard and is worth checking for yourself in the address bar of any website asking you for anything at all.

If you believe something here is insecure, write to [email protected] and it will be treated as urgent. A security report is one of the few messages this desk would rather receive at the wrong address than not receive.

One habit worth having whoever you are buying from: look at where a card number is being typed. A legitimate supplement order is taken on a checkout operated by a payment processor, not on a content page carrying product descriptions. This website has no payment form at all, so there is nothing here that could ever ask you for one.

The second habit is to read the address bar rather than the page. A convincing page is cheap to build and a domain name is not, which is why the one place worth a second of attention on any purchase is the line above the page rather than anything printed inside it.