Privacy policy

This site is built to collect as little as possible, and in practice it collects almost nothing. Concretely: no accounts, no cookies set by the site itself, no third-party scripts, and no database behind the scenes. Where something could leave your browser — an outbound link to another website, most obviously — that is described too, because it is the part not under our control.

AudifortRevise has no user accounts and no login. You are never asked to create a profile, verify an email address or set a password.

There is no newsletter and no mailing list, and therefore no consent checkbox and no mailing-list database. There is no contact form; nothing you type is submitted to, or stored in, a database on this site. If you email the address on the <a href="/contact/">contact page</a>, that message exists as ordinary email correspondence. It is not added to a subscriber list, not used for marketing, and not shared.

AudifortRevise sets no cookies, creates no advertising or tracking identifiers, performs no cross-site tracking and does no fingerprinting. There is no consent banner because there is nothing being set that would require one. If your browser holds cookies from this site, they were not put there by us; check your browser’s storage panel.

Cookies set by a site you navigate to are a separate matter, and are described below.

This site needs one piece of information to work as an affiliate publisher: a way to recognise that the person who clicks a link today is the same person who completes a purchase later. We do this with a click identifier.

When you open a page, we generate sixteen random hexadecimal characters and keep them in your browser’s <strong>sessionStorage</strong>. That is not a cookie: it is not sent to us, not sent to any server, and not readable by us. It is never associated with your name, your email address, your IP address or any account, because none of those exist here. It is also never used to recognise you across websites.

When you click one of our affiliate links, that identifier is attached to the link as a parameter, and the affiliate network passes it on to the merchant. That is what allows a purchase made four hours later to be credited to the click that produced it, instead of being lost.

It is discarded when you close the tab. There is nothing persistent, and you can remove it at any time by clearing session storage in your browser’s settings, though that will make a later purchase harder to attribute.

The site includes a first-party event layer with a fixed allow-list of interaction events. Events are recorded only if their name is on that list, free-text fields are truncated, and each event fires at most once per page. A recorded event may include the address of the page you are reading and the text of the link you clicked. It does not include your name, your email address, your IP address, or anything else that identifies you.

These events are held in a queue inside your own browser. The queue is only forwarded to an external analytics or tag-management service if one has been installed and configured. At the time of writing, no such service is installed, so no data is sent, no third-party script is loaded, and the queue is discarded when you close the page. If that ever changes, this page will be updated to name the provider before it does.

Links from this site to the order page carry a referral parameter identifying this site as the source. That parameter is how a commission is attributed. They travel through the ClickBank affiliate network, which forwards you to the order page operated by a named ClickBank merchant on its own domain, and ClickBank itself reads the referral and click parameters on the way through.

Neither the referral parameter nor the click identifier is a tracking cookie set on your device by us. But it does mean the destination is a third party: once you follow the link, the ClickBank network and the merchant’s site are handling your visit under their own privacy policies, and they may set their own cookies, use their own analytics and apply their own rules. Those rules are not ours and we cannot describe them for you. Read their policies if that matters to you, and do not enter personal or payment details anywhere except on the order page itself.

All imagery on this site is self-hosted and served from the site’s own domain. Text renders in fonts already installed on your device, so no font service is contacted. No advertising, social, video, chat or tag-management script is loaded from a third party. Your browser therefore makes no third-party requests while you read a page here.

Links out to the official manufacturer site, and to the government agencies, clinical guidelines, systematic reviews and other sources cited across this site, take you to sites governed by their own privacy practices. Reading this site does not send those sites any information; following a link tells them only that a visitor arrived.

Because there are no accounts, no cookies and no stored submissions, this site holds no personal records to retain or delete. Analytics events, if any are ever forwarded, are governed by the provider’s own retention terms and will be described here if a provider is added. Email sent to the contact address is kept as correspondence for as long as needed to deal with the matter and to keep a record of any correction made as a result.

If you have a question about this policy, or want something corrected, use the address on the <a href="/contact/">contact page</a>. This policy will be updated if the site’s data behaviour changes — for example, if a contact form or an analytics provider is ever added.

Published 25 Sept 2026Last updated 25 Sept 2026