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PrivacyPrimal Grow Pro Privacy Policy
These pages set no cookie of their own, run no analytics and hold no database.
One request does leave: the typefaces come from Google’s font service, which sees an IP address as a result. Buying happens on a different website entirely, and both the card entry and the order record belong to it rather than to this one.
Six questions about these pages, the boundary at the checkout, and four checks you can run for yourself.
What does this Primal Grow Pro website collect?
Six questions, five of them answered no.
Nothing. These pages are static files. They set no cookie of their own, run no analytics script, carry no advertising pixel and hold no database, because there is no server behind them capable of holding one.
| Thing | Does this website do it? | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Cookies set by this site | No | No script here writes one, and nothing on these pages depends on one existing. |
| Analytics | No | There is no measurement script of any kind in the page source. The whole of the JavaScript on this website runs the menu, the sticky order bar and the scroll reveal. |
| Advertising pixels | No | None is embedded, and no third-party advertising network receives anything from these pages. |
| Contact forms that send | No | The two forms on the contact page are checklists. Nothing typed into them leaves the browser, because there is nowhere for it to go. |
| Account creation | No | There is no login on this website, no saved basket and no stored profile. |
| Third-party font requests | Yes, one | This website loads its typefaces from Google’s font service. That request is made by your browser and Google sees an IP address as a result. It is the only outbound request these pages make and it is named here rather than left out. |
Five noes and one yes. The yes is the row most privacy pages in this category omit, and it is the only one that has any practical consequence for a reader.
The practical upshot is short. Reading this website leaves nothing behind on this website, and the only party other than your own internet provider that learns you visited is the font service, which learns an IP address and a request for two typefaces.
Anything involving money happens on a different website altogether, and the next section describes where that line falls.
What happens to data at the Primal Grow Pro checkout?
Where the data actually goes, and who answers for it.
The checkout is the seller’s, not this desk’s. Clicking an order button on this website hands you to it, and from that point the relationship is with the seller and its payment processor rather than with these pages.
- The card is typed in there. No field on this website takes payment information, nothing here relays it, and nothing here stores it.
- The order record lives there. That is why the order desk can see a shipment and the website address, [email protected], cannot.
- The confirmation email comes from there. It carries the order ID that every subsequent conversation refers back to.
- The charge on a statement comes from there. It shows the payment processor’s descriptor rather than this domain name, which is the usual reason somebody rings the desk not recognising a line.
- Its privacy terms are its own. Read them on the checkout page before paying. This desk cannot vary them and does not speak for them.
This split is worth understanding before it matters. A privacy question about what the seller holds has to go to the seller. A question about what these pages hold has a one-line answer, which is the section above.
What happens to a message sent to this Primal Grow Pro desk?
Two routes, what each holds, and how long for.
Email sent to [email protected] reaches an ordinary mailbox, read Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm ET by the people who write these pages. It is kept for as long as it takes to answer it and to record any correction it produced, and it is not added to a mailing list, because there is no mailing list.
A call to +1 (302) 200-3480 reaches the order desk, which holds order records for its own purposes and answers for them under its own terms. That desk needs an order ID, a name and an email address to find a record, which is why those three appear on every checklist on this website.
Nothing sent to either route is sold, shared with an advertiser or used to target anything at anybody. Neither route has the technical means to do so even if it wanted to, in the first case because a mailbox is a mailbox and in the second because the order record belongs to the seller.
A request to delete a message sent here is answered by deleting it. Write to [email protected] with the date you sent the original and it will be done and confirmed.
How a Primal Grow Pro reader can check this page for themselves
Four checks a reader can run in a browser, without trusting this page.
A privacy policy is a promise, and a promise on a static website happens to be one of the few that a reader can verify in about a minute without trusting anybody. Here is how.
Open the page source
Every script this website loads is visible in it. There is one, it is called site.js, it is on this domain, and it runs the menu, the sticky order bar and the scroll reveal. If a measurement script were here it would be in that list.
Open the network panel and reload
Every request the page makes appears there. What you will see is this domain’s own files, plus two requests to Google’s font service for the typefaces. That second item is the row named in the table above.
Look at the stored data panel
Cookies, local storage and session storage for this domain. All three are empty, and nothing on this website writes to any of them.
Read the two contact forms
Neither has an action attribute and neither has a submit button, because there is nowhere to submit to. They are laid out as forms because a checklist is easier to read in that shape.
Four checks, about a minute, and no need to take any of this on trust. That is the one advantage a static website has over a platform, and it is worth using.
The same four checks will not tell you anything about the seller’s checkout, which is a different site with a different architecture and its own policy. Read that policy there, before paying, rather than assuming this page describes it.
What rights does a Primal Grow Pro reader have over their information?
Five rights, and what each one reaches on a static website.
| The right | How it applies to this website | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Access: knowing what is held | This website holds nothing about a reader who has only read it. It holds whatever email you chose to send. | Write to [email protected]. The answer is usually one line. |
| Deletion | Applies to any email sent here. Nothing else exists to delete. | Write with the date of the original message. |
| Correction | Applies to the pages themselves as much as to any personal information. | Quote the sentence and attach a source. Corrections move the review date. |
| Opting out of sale or sharing | Nothing is sold or shared, so there is nothing to opt out of on these pages. | For the order record, ask the seller through the order desk. |
| Rights over the order record | Held by the seller rather than by this desk. These pages cannot reach it. | Ring +1 (302) 200-3480 with the order ID. |
Five rights. The first four are answered by the fact that this website is a set of static files, and the fifth belongs to whoever holds the payment record.
Children are worth a sentence of their own. This product is sold to adult men aged 18 and over, nothing on this website is aimed at anybody younger, and no information is knowingly collected from anybody at all.
If this policy changes it will change on this page and the review date at the foot of it will move. There is no mailing list to notify, which is a consequence of the first section rather than an omission.
Primal Grow Pro privacy questions
Does this website use cookies?
It sets none of its own. There is no analytics script, no advertising pixel and no login, because these pages are static files with no server behind them.
Does anything on this page track me?
One request goes to a third party: the typefaces are loaded from Google’s font service, which sees an IP address as a result. That is the only outbound request these pages make.
Where do my card details go?
To the seller’s checkout and its payment processor. They are never entered on this website and never pass through it.
What happens to an email I send?
It reaches a mailbox read Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm ET, is kept for as long as it takes to answer it, and is not added to any list. Ask for it to be deleted and it will be, with confirmation.
Who holds my order record?
The seller. That is why the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 can see a shipment and the website address cannot.
Is anything sold to advertisers?
No. Neither route has the technical means to do it, and nothing on these pages collects anything to sell.
Order Primal Grow Pro through the seller’s own checkout
Card details are entered there rather than here, and 60 days from that date is how long you have to change your mind.
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