Cookie policy

A cookie is a small file that a website saves in your browser so it can recognise you on later visits. Some are necessary for the service to work - keeping you signed in, holding your basket, showing an order confirmation - and we may use these without asking for your consent first. All other cookies are set only if you consent, and until then they are not loaded at all.

Which cookies we use

Necessary

Name Provider Lifetime Purpose
_bal_consenso Balance 6 months Stores the choices you made on this page.
PHPSESSID Balance Until you close the browser Keeps you signed in and links your session to your workspace.
_bal_order_… Balance 1 hour Confirms that the order you have just placed is associated with you, so we can show you the summary page.

Analytics

Name Provider Lifetime Purpose
_ga, _ga_* Google 2 years Distinguishes one visit from another and measures how many people view a page. The data is aggregated.

Marketing

Name Provider Lifetime Purpose
_fbp Meta 3 months Measures how many people arrive from an ad and how many go on to start a trial.
_balance_ref Balance 15 days Recognises visits arriving through an affiliate link, so the commission can be attributed correctly.

Changing your choices

You can change your choices at any time: at the foot of every page there is a Cookies button that reopens the same options. If you withdraw consent, the corresponding cookies are deleted immediately, not on your next visit. You can also delete them from your browser settings; in that case we will ask you to choose again, because we will have lost the record of your preference along with them.

The browser signal

If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a refusal: analytics and marketing stay off and we do not ask you for consent again. We do not act on the older “Do Not Track” signal, because browsers have largely abandoned it and it is no longer a reliable indication of your preferences.

For any questions about this page or your data, write to [email protected]. The privacy policy covers the rest: what we collect, why, for how long, and who we share it with.