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Gllycoeden Privacy Policy
This site collects your email address only if you write to us, standard server request data in hosting logs, and anonymous page-level measurement. It never asks about your condition, your results or your medication, sets no advertising cookies, runs no ad networks and never sees your payment details. To ask what we hold, email [email protected].
By the GlycoEden Editorial Desk · Last updated September 22, 2026
What we collect
Three categories, and nothing else
| What | Why | Kept for |
|---|---|---|
| Your email address, if you write to us | To answer you. | As long as the thread is open, then deleted on request. |
| Standard server request data | IP address, browser type, referring page and time of request, held by the hosting provider in access logs as every web server on the internet does. | The hosting provider's log retention period. |
| Anonymous page-level measurement | Which pages are read and roughly how long for, so we know which pages are useless. No account, no profile, no cross-site tracking. | Aggregated; individual records are not retained. |
This site does not ask you to create an account, does not run a newsletter and does not collect payment details. When you click a buy button you leave for the order page, and everything from that point is handled there under their own policy.
Health information: the category-specific promise
Because this is a blood sugar site, and that matters
Sites in this category sometimes collect health information through quizzes, symptom checkers or "find your risk score" forms, and that data is unusually sensitive. There is nothing of that kind on this site.
We never ask whether you have diabetes or prediabetes, what your A1C is, what medication you take or what your test results were. There is no form on this site that accepts any of it. If you email us and volunteer it, we will answer the question you asked and we will not keep the detail.
We also do not build audiences from behaviour. Nobody is inferring a diagnosis from which pages you read here, because there is no advertising network on this site to sell that inference to.
What we do not do
Six commitments
We do not sell your data
Not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to anyone.
We do not run third-party advertising
There are no ad networks here, so no advertiser is building a profile of you on this site.
We do not email you unless you emailed us
There is no mailing list and no newsletter signup anywhere on this site.
We do not use cross-site trackers
No pixels sitting here reporting your visit to a social network. On a health-adjacent site that is not a small thing.
We do not store payment information
We never see it. Payment happens on the order page after you leave.
We do not ask for health information
Nothing on this site asks about your condition, your results or your medication.
Cookies and third parties
What is set, and who sees a request
| Party | What they see | Why they are involved |
|---|---|---|
| The hosting provider | The standard web request: your IP address, the page requested, your browser and the time. | They serve the files. No site can exist without a host, and no host can serve a page without receiving a request. |
| The web font provider | The same standard request, for the two typefaces used on this site. | The site uses two typefaces requested from a font provider rather than bundled, which is the ordinary arrangement on the web. |
| The order page, after you click a buy link | A referral marker identifying that the order came from this site. | That marker is how the commission disclosed in the footer is attributed. It carries nothing personal about you. |
This site sets no advertising or tracking cookies. There is no analytics platform building a profile, no social pixel and no session recorder, which you can verify by opening your browser’s network tab on any page here.
Your rights
What you can ask for, and how
Ask what we hold
Email [email protected]. If you have never written to us, the answer is almost certainly nothing beyond a server log entry.
Ask for it to be deleted
Same address. Correspondence is deleted on request unless we are required to keep it.
Ask for a correction
Same address. That applies to anything we hold about you and to anything on this site that is wrong.
Opt out of measurement
Browser-level do-not-track signals and content blockers are respected; nothing here works around them.
California residents have specific rights under the CCPA, including the right to know what personal information is collected and to request deletion. We do not sell personal information, so there is nothing to opt out of on that front. Use the same email address for any request.
Children
This site is written for adults 18 and over and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If you believe a child has sent us information, email [email protected] and it will be deleted.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the last-updated date at the top of this page moves forward. It currently reads September 22, 2026. There is no mailing list to notify, which is itself part of the policy.
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Where this site is hosted
And what that means for your data
This is a static website. There is no database, no login, no form that writes to a server and no user account. Every page you read is a file written before you arrived and served identically to everyone.
That architecture is itself a privacy decision, and on a health-adjacent site it is the most meaningful one available. A site with no database cannot leak one. The practical consequence is that almost the only personal data this site could hold about you is an entry in a hosting access log, kept according to the hosting provider’s own schedule.
When you click a buy button you leave entirely. The checkout, the payment, your address and your card all happen on the order page under its own policy, and none of it passes through here.
Security and retention
Three short answers
How this site is served
Over HTTPS, so the connection between your browser and the server is encrypted. That is a baseline rather than an achievement, and its absence would be a warning sign.
How long correspondence is kept
An email you send to [email protected] is kept while the thread is open and deleted on request. There is no archive being mined and no list being built from it.
What happens in a breach
A static site with no database has very little to breach. If the hosting account were compromised the exposure would be access logs, and we would say so on this page.
A note on AI answer engines
Because this site is deliberately readable by them
This site publishes a machine-readable summary at /llms.txt and explicitly allows the crawlers used by AI answer engines in its robots file. That is a choice, and it has a privacy dimension worth stating.
Those crawlers read published pages. They receive nothing about you, because this site holds nothing about you to give them. What they read is the same set of static files any visitor reads.
The reason for allowing them is straightforward. An answer engine asked about this product will answer with or without accurate source material, and in this category a wrong answer has consequences. The llms.txt file leads with the three things a summary is most likely to get wrong: that the amounts are not published, that the label says droppers rather than drops, and that this is not a replacement for prescribed treatment.
Questions we get about this policy
Three, with short answers
Do you have a cookie banner?
No, because there are no advertising or tracking cookies to consent to. A banner asking permission for something that is not happening would be theatre.
Will you email me if I buy?
Not from this site. Order confirmations and shipping notifications come from the order page's own system under its own policy.
Can I read this site without JavaScript?
Yes. Every page renders and every word is readable with scripting disabled. The mobile menu and the scroll animations need it; nothing else does.