MemoVance Pro Privacy Policy

The split is the whole point of this page. Nearly everything a buyer would think of as their data sits in the third row down.

That division is not a way of avoiding responsibility; it is a description of how this arrangement works. Thememovancepro is a retail desk that publishes pages and hands orders to a checkout, so it has no access to order records, cannot look one up and cannot delete one on request.

A privacy request about an order therefore has to go to the desk that holds it, on +1 (302) 200-3480. A request about this website goes to [email protected], and there is very little for it to be about.

Three categories, and the first two are shorter than any privacy page usually manages.

Nothing entered on these pages. The two forms on the contact page are checklists. There is no endpoint, no handler and no script that reads them, so anything typed into a field stays in the browser and disappears when the tab closes. The page says so where the forms are.

No analytics and no advertising tags. No tracking pixel, no session recorder, no remarketing tag and no third-party analytics script runs on this website. That is unusual enough to be worth stating rather than leaving to be inferred.

Ordinary server logs. The host that serves these files records requests the way every web server does: IP address, timestamp, path, status code, referrer and browser string. They exist for security and for fixing broken pages, they are not connected to any name, and they are not used to build a profile of anybody.

These pages load two typefaces from the Google Fonts service. That is a request from your browser to a Google domain, which means Google receives your IP address and the ordinary request headers that go with it.

It is disclosed here because it is the only outbound request these pages make on their own. Everything else, including the images, the stylesheet and the script, is served from this website's own domain.

Two links on this site do go elsewhere when a reader clicks them: the scientific citations open on PubMed and the other named sources, and the order buttons hand off to the seller's checkout. Neither happens without a click, and both destinations have their own policies.

Anybody who would rather not contact the font service can block third-party requests in their browser. The pages are readable without the webfonts, because the stylesheet names system fallbacks for both families.

No cookie is set by these pages. There is no consent banner for the same reason: there is nothing to consent to.

The site's script does one thing that touches the browser at all, which is to read the height of the navigation bar so that anchor links land in the right place. That value lives in memory for as long as the page is open and is written nowhere.

A visitor arriving from a search engine or an advertisement may carry tracking parameters in the address bar. Those are added by whoever sent them and are visible in the server log as part of the request; nothing on this website reads them or acts on them.

The seller's checkout is a different matter and will set its own cookies, because a shopping basket requires them. That is covered by the seller's policy, shown at the point of payment.

• The seller. It takes the payment, holds the order record and arranges fulfilment. Everything a buyer thinks of as their order sits there.
• The payment processor. Card details go directly to it through the checkout.
• The fulfilment house and the carrier. They receive a name and a delivery address, because a parcel cannot be posted without one.
• The distributor printed on the bottle. Only if a buyer contacts it directly on +1 (877) 257 0710, and then only what that buyer tells it.
• Thememovancepro. Nothing, unless somebody emails this desk, in which case it holds that email.

Nothing is sold to anybody. This desk has no customer list, no mailing list and no advertising audience, because it has no customers in the technical sense: the orders belong to the seller.

The only circumstance in which this desk would hand over a copy of an email is a lawful request it is obliged to answer, which has not happened.

Only the first two rows are within this desk's control, and both are short.

A retention schedule is only meaningful for data somebody actually holds. Two of those four rows sit with the seller, which is why a deletion request about an order has to start there rather than here.

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to see what is held about you, to have it corrected, to have it deleted, to object to particular uses of it and to take a copy elsewhere. Residents of the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and several US states including California have some or all of these.

Exercising them against this website is straightforward because there is almost nothing here: an email to [email protected] gets any correspondence deleted and gets confirmation that no other record exists.

Exercising them against an order means contacting the desk that holds it, on +1 (302) 200-3480 or [email protected], with the order ID. This desk cannot forward such a request, because it has no route into that system.

No decision on this website is automated, no profiling happens here, and there is no marketing list to unsubscribe from.

This website is written for adults and the product it describes is for adults. The bottle's own caution rules out anyone under 18, and every page here repeats that the product is for healthy adults aged 18 and over.

Nothing here is directed at children, no data is knowingly collected from anyone under 18, and there is nothing on this site for a child to submit. A parent who believes a child has sent something to [email protected] should say so and it will be deleted immediately.

This policy was last reviewed in September 2026, and the date at the foot of every page on this website carries the same review date.

It will change if this website changes: if an analytics tag is ever added, if a form is ever wired to something that receives it, or if a third-party service is ever introduced beyond the font service named above. Any of those would be a material change and the description here would be rewritten before it went live rather than afterwards.

Changes are made in the source and the whole site is rebuilt, which is why the review date moves on every page at once rather than only on this one.