SodaSlim Privacy Policy: What This Desk Holds, And What It Does Not

This website never sees a card number. Payment is completed on the seller's own system.

That split matters for a practical reason as well as a legal one. A request to delete an order record has to go to the desk that holds it, and a request sent here will be answered with the phone number above and a day will have passed. If your question is about an order, write to the order desk.

This website is for adults. The product is for healthy adults aged eighteen and over, the label is written for adults, and nothing here is intended for anyone younger. This desk does not knowingly collect information from a child, and a message that appears to come from one will be deleted rather than answered.

On health data: none is collected. There is no symptom checker, no quiz and no questionnaire anywhere on this website, and that is a deliberate choice rather than an oversight. A page selling a supplement has no business collecting health information, and a quiz that recommends a pack size based on answers you have given is a sales device wearing a clinical costume.

If you tell this desk something about your health in a contact-form message, it is used only to answer that message.

A retention period is the part of a privacy page that is easiest to leave vague and most useful to state, so here are the four kinds of record this desk can touch and how long each survives.

Deleting a record here does not delete the order record, which sits with the checkout operator and answers to their retention rules.

A request to delete what this desk holds can be made at any time by writing to contact@Sodaslaim.com. It is actioned within thirty days, and the reply says plainly what was removed and what could not be, rather than confirming a deletion in general terms.

Two requests arrive often enough to be worth answering here. The first is whether a message sent through the contact form is stored separately from email: it is not, because the form delivers into the same mailbox and is governed by the same twenty-four months. The second is whether anything is held once an order is refunded. Nothing new is created by a refund at this desk; the refund is a record in the checkout operator's system, and the only trace here is whatever correspondence went with it.

No record held at this desk is transferred abroad, sold, or used to build an audience list, and none of it is fed back into the pages you read. The pages are the same for every visitor, which is a deliberate limit rather than a technical one.

If a breach ever affected information held at this desk, it would be written into this section with the date and what was exposed, and anyone whose message was caught in it would be emailed directly. A payment breach would belong to the checkout operator to disclose, since the card details were never here to lose, and this page would carry a pointer to their notice rather than a paraphrase of it.