Cookies Policy

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of information stored by your browser when you visit a website. They can help a website recognise a session, maintain a secure sign-in or protect a form from automated abuse.

Session cookies normally expire when a browsing session ends. Persistent cookies remain until their expiry date or until you delete them. First-party cookies are associated with the website you visit; third-party cookies are associated with an external service used by the website.

2. Contact form and security services

Google reCAPTCHA

Our contact form uses Google reCAPTCHA to help distinguish genuine enquiries from automated spam. Google documents the _GRECAPTCHA cookie as part of its risk analysis when reCAPTCHA executes.

The service can process technical and interaction information, including browser information and IP address. Other Google cookies may be involved depending on your existing Google session, browser settings and the service response. Cookie expiry information is available in your browser's site-data settings.

Read more in Google's reCAPTCHA documentation and our Privacy Policy.

Website protection

We use Wordfence to help protect the website against unauthorised access and malicious requests. Security cookies may be used depending on the feature and interaction involved. For information about the provider's practices, see Wordfence's privacy information.

3. Administration and sign-in

WordPress uses cookies for authorised users signing in to the website administration area. These support authentication and administration preferences. They are separate from submitting a public contact enquiry.

The cookies present can differ between a signed-in administrator and a visitor browsing the public website.

4. Analytics and advertising

We do not use Google Analytics or advertising tracking tools on this website. Google Search Console is used for search visibility and indexing; it does not require a visitor-tracking script on our pages.

If we introduce optional analytics or advertising technologies, we will update this policy and provide the choices required before those technologies are used.

5. How to manage cookies

You can inspect, delete or block cookies in your browser's privacy or site-data settings. You can also choose to restrict third-party cookies. The available controls depend on your browser and device.

• Open your browser settings and look for privacy, cookies or website data.
• Search for hemocyl.com and, where relevant, the external service's domain to inspect stored data and expiry dates.
• Delete individual cookies or change the permissions for the site.

Deleting a cookie does not prevent it from being set again on a later visit if the relevant service is allowed to run. Blocking security cookies or scripts may prevent the contact form or administrator sign-in from working.

If you prefer not to use the form, you can email office@terra-lab.com directly.

6. Personal data and external websites

Our Privacy Policy explains how Terra Lab Pharma handles personal data, including contact enquiries, service providers, retention and your rights.

When you follow a link to another website, that website's cookie and privacy practices apply. Cookies can change when services or website features are updated.

7. Questions about cookies

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Contact us if you have questions about cookies or the handling of your information.