Horse Peak Gelatin Privacy Policy

Very little, and the reason is architectural rather than virtuous. These pages are static files served from a web server. There is no application behind them, no database, no account area and no checkout.

If any row in this table stops being true, this page changes and the last-reviewed date at the foot of the site moves with it.

The practical version: if you read this website and never write to it, this desk learns nothing about you beyond what the web server records about every visitor to every site.

If you write to [email protected], this desk has your email address and whatever you put in the message, for as long as it takes to deal with it and to answer a follow-up.

Buying anything requires somebody to hold a name, an address and a payment. That happens at the seller's checkout rather than here, and it is governed by the checkout's own privacy terms rather than by this page.

• The order desk holds your order. Name, delivery address, email, what you bought and the payment record.
• The carrier holds the delivery. Your address and the tracking events against it.
• Your bank holds the payment. As it does for every card transaction.
• This desk holds none of the above. Which is why a refund cannot be started by writing here, and why the contact page leads with routing rather than with a form.

Requests about order data belong with the party that holds it. The order desk is +1 (877) 257-0710 and [email protected]. This desk will pass such a request across if it lands here, and passing it across is all it can do.

This site sets no cookie of its own. There is no consent banner on these pages, and the reason is that there is nothing to consent to rather than an oversight.

Six mechanisms, six noes. If any of them changes, this table changes with it and the site's last-reviewed date moves.

One script runs on these pages and it is served from this domain: the small file that opens the menu, reveals sections as you scroll and shows the order bar. It stores nothing and sends nothing anywhere.

The seller's checkout is a different site with its own arrangements, and it will tell you about them when you arrive.

Because this desk holds little, most requests are short. You can ask what is held, ask for a copy, ask for it to be corrected and ask for it to be deleted. Write to [email protected] with enough detail to identify the correspondence.

• Access. What this desk holds about you, which for most readers is nothing at all.
• Correction. Anything factually wrong in correspondence held here.
• Deletion. Correspondence can be deleted on request, subject to anything that has to be retained for an ongoing matter.
• Objection. There is no profiling, no automated decision-making and no advertising audience built from this website, so there is little here to object to.
• Order data. Requests about an order belong with the order desk, which holds it.

Children: this website is for adults. The product's own label names eighteen as the minimum age and nothing here is directed at anybody younger.

Jurisdiction: this desk operates from New York and applies these commitments to every reader regardless of where they are, because maintaining two standards of behaviour would be more work than maintaining one.

Every outbound citation on this website opens in a new tab and carries a nofollow attribute, which is a statement about search engines rather than about you.

The fonts are the one dependency worth naming plainly, because they are loaded from somebody else's server and a reader cannot opt out of them without blocking the request. Everything else on these pages is served from this domain.

Changes to this policy go on this page rather than into a changelog nobody reads, and the site's last-reviewed date moves with them. It currently reads September 2026.

Answer engines and crawlers are explicitly welcome here, and the arrangements for them are published rather than left implicit.

• The robots file allows the major AI crawlers by name, including the ones several sites block by default. The only path disallowed is the order hand-off, because a redirect page is not worth indexing.
• A plain-text factsheet sits at /llms.txt. It carries the panel, the prices, the guarantee, the contacts and the two things a summary of this product most often gets wrong, so an engine can quote it without inferring anything.
• Structured data is published on every page. One schema graph per page, with the shared entities defined on the home page and referenced by identifier elsewhere.
• None of that collects anything. A crawler reading this site leaves the same trace in the server log that any visitor does, and nothing more.

The reason to publish a factsheet rather than leave a machine to guess is the same reason this website transcribes the panel: a summary built on inference is where the errors come from, and the two this product attracts most often are worth correcting at source.

Those two are worth naming here as well. The first is that the bottle claims six single words and names no condition, whatever the seller's other material says. The second is that the 10:1 on four rows describes an extraction rather than a strength.