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PrivacySodaMelt Privacy Policy: Where Your Data Actually Is
This website holds nothing about you. The pages are flat files with no database behind them, no cart, no form and no analytics script, so reading them leaves nothing here to be stored, sold or breached. Your name, address and card details are typed on the seller’s checkout and held in the seller’s system, which is why an order question has to reach the order desk.
Three places data can exist on a purchase like this one, and who can be asked about each.
What this SodaMelt website collects
Seven things a commercial website usually collects, and what this one does with each.
| Thing a website usually collects | On mysodamelt.com |
|---|---|
| Account details | No accounts exist here |
| A shopping cart | None. The order buttons hand off to the seller |
| A contact form | None. The contact page is a routing table and a checklist |
| Analytics or tracking scripts | None on the pages |
| Advertising pixels | None |
| Cookies set by this site | None set by these pages |
| Server logs | Standard web server request logs held by the host |
Seven rows. The last one is the only entry that involves your visit at all, and it is the ordinary log every web server keeps.
That is an unusually short list and it is a consequence of how the site is built rather than a policy decision. A set of static files cannot collect what it has no mechanism to collect.
Server logs are the exception and they are worth describing honestly. A web server records the requests it serves, which typically includes an IP address, a timestamp, the page requested and the browser’s own description of itself. They exist for security and diagnostics, they are held by the hosting provider, and they are not used to build a profile of anybody.
There is no newsletter on this website, so there is no mailing list, and nobody is added to one by reading a page.
Cookies, and what your browser does on a SodaMelt page
Five kinds of browser storage, and the single third-party request these pages make.
| Storage | Set by these pages | What it would be for |
|---|---|---|
| First-party cookies | None | Sessions and preferences, neither of which exists here |
| Third-party cookies | None | Advertising and cross-site measurement |
| Local storage | None | Remembering state between visits |
| Web fonts | Loaded from Google Fonts | Typography. The request goes to that provider under its own terms |
| The checkout’s own cookies | Not set here | Set on the seller’s domain once you arrive there |
Five rows. The fourth is the only third-party request these pages make, and it is a font file rather than a tracker.
Because nothing is set, there is no cookie banner. A banner on a site that sets no cookies would be theatre, and it would train a reader to dismiss the ones that matter elsewhere.
The web font request is the one honest exception and it is named rather than glossed. Two families are loaded from Google Fonts so the pages read as intended, and that request reaches Google under Google’s terms like any other font request on the web.
The three places SodaMelt data can exist
Three places, and exactly one of them holds anything that identifies you.
Here, on this website
Nothing beyond the server logs above. No order can be looked up here, which is not a refusal but a description: there is nothing to look in.
On the seller’s checkout
Everything attached to a purchase. Name, delivery address, email, and the card details you type there. BuyGoods is the retailer of record and holds that record under its own terms and its own privacy policy, which is shown at the checkout.
In your browser and with your carrier
Your own browser history, and the delivery data the postal carrier needs to move a parcel. Neither is anything this desk can see, change or delete.
Splitting it this way answers the question people actually ask, which is not what the policy says but where the information went.
The practical consequence is the same one that runs through every page of this website. A request about an order, including a privacy request about an order, has to reach +1 (302) 200-3480, because that desk is the one with the record in front of it.
Following a citation away from a SodaMelt page
Two kinds of link leave these pages, and what each declares about itself.
This website links out to published research, mostly to PubMed and to two government health pages. Those links open on the destination site, which has its own privacy policy and its own logs.
Every outbound citation on these pages carries rel=“nofollow noopener” and opens in a new tab. The noopener part is a security measure rather than a privacy one: it stops the destination page from gaining a handle on the page you came from.
The order buttons are the other outbound route. They carry rel=“sponsored nofollow”, which is the correct declaration for a commercial link, and they lead to the seller’s checkout where the privacy terms that matter are the seller’s.
The checkout is where card details are typed, so it is the one page in this whole sequence whose privacy terms are worth a minute. They belong to BuyGoods rather than to this desk, and they are linked from the payment page itself.
What the SodaMelt order desk holds, and for how long
Five records on an ordinary order, and who holds each one.
| Record | Held by | Why it exists |
|---|---|---|
| Name and delivery address | BuyGoods | To send a parcel |
| Email address | BuyGoods | To send the confirmation and the tracking number |
| Order ID and purchase date | BuyGoods | To operate the 60-day window |
| Payment record | BuyGoods and your bank | Financial record-keeping, which has its own statutory retention periods |
| Return correspondence | BuyGoods and this desk | To process a refund and to post the bottles somewhere |
Five records, four of them held entirely by the seller. Retention on the payment record is set by financial regulation rather than by anyone's policy.
This desk sees correspondence you send it and nothing else. An email to [email protected] about a page is held while it is being answered and is not added to any list.
Where a return is being arranged, this desk sees the name and order ID inside the parcel because they are written on a sheet of paper in a box. That is the full extent of what a returns address involves.
Security around the SodaMelt desks, and its limits
Five statements about security, and the one that follows from holding nothing.
- This website is served over HTTPS, which protects the pages in transit. It protects nothing about an order, because no order passes through here.
- Card details are entered on the seller’s checkout, under BuyGoods’s own certificate and their own payment handling. This desk never sees a card number and could not store one if it wanted to.
- Email is not a secure channel and nothing this desk does can make it one. Do not send card details, and no desk here will ever ask for them by email.
- Nobody from this desk will telephone you asking for payment details. The order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 is a number you call rather than one that calls you.
- A parcel posted back for a refund carries your name, email and order ID on a sheet of paper inside it, which is the minimum a returns clerk needs and no more.
The security position here is unusual and it is worth stating plainly: the strongest protection this website offers is that it holds nothing worth taking.
That does not extend to the checkout, which holds a great deal and protects it under its own arrangements. Those are the terms worth reading before the card details go in, and they are linked from the payment page itself.
Making a privacy request about SodaMelt
Four kinds of request, each with the party that can actually act on it.
- About an order. Access, correction, deletion and objection all concern the seller’s record, so the request goes to +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID. This desk cannot action it because it cannot see it.
- About correspondence with this desk. Write to [email protected] and ask; anything held will be described and deleted on request unless a refund is in progress.
- About server logs. These are held by the hosting provider under its own retention schedule and are not searchable by name, because they contain no name.
- About the bottle’s distributor. The label block reads SodaMelt, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84412, a separate entity with its own practices, reachable at [email protected].
Rights under the privacy law of the place you live apply whatever this page says, and nothing here narrows them. Where a request has to reach the seller rather than this desk, that is a statement about who holds the record and not an attempt to send you somewhere else.
A request sent to the wrong party will be answered with the right one rather than ignored.
Age, and who this SodaMelt website is written for
The age limit the label sets, and how a change to this page is published.
These pages are written for adults aged 18 and over, which is the same age limit the label itself sets on the product. The carton rules out children under 18 in its caution paragraph.
Nothing here is directed at children and no information is knowingly collected from anyone under 18, which on a site that collects nothing from anyone is a low bar to clear. If you believe a minor has placed an order, the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 can cancel it and refund it.
This policy may change when the site changes. A material change is made on this page and the last-reviewed line at the foot of it moves forward on the same day, which is how every correction on this website is handled.
There is no separate archive of previous versions. If you want to know what this page said on a given date, ask at [email protected] and this desk will tell you.
Who publishes this SodaMelt website?
This page cites the label and the seller’s published terms rather than the literature, so its reference list is short.
- Park JH, Shin HJ, Kim MH, et al. Application of montmorillonite in bentonite as a pharmaceutical excipient in drug delivery systems. J Pharm Investig. 2016;46(4):363-375. PMID 32226640. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32226640/
Order SodaMelt knowing where the data goes
Nothing on this website, everything on the seller’s checkout, and 60 days from the purchase date in which to undo it.
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