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Privacy Policy


At our website , we are committed to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, and safeguard your personal information in compliance with U.S. and EU laws, as well as Google and Google AdSense policies.

1. Information We Collect

· Personal Information: Name, email address, shipping/billing address, phone number.

· Payment Information: Securely processed through third-party providers.

· Usage Data: Collected via cookies and analytics tools.

2. How We Use Your Information

· To process orders and provide customer support.

· To improve our website functionality and user experience.

· For marketing and advertising purposes (with user consent where required by law).

3. Data Sharing & Security

· We do not sell personal data to third parties.

· Information is shared only with trusted partners for essential services (e.g., payment processing, shipping).

· We implement security measures to protect against unauthorized access.

4. Your Rights

· Access, update, or delete your personal data.

· Opt out of marketing communications.

· Request data portability (where applicable by law).

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