Synogut Privacy Policy for GoSynogut.com
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GoSynogut.com is a static site with no cookies, analytics, forms or accounts, so it collects almost nothing. Our web host keeps basic server logs such as IP addresses. Orders and payments happen on a separate third-party checkout under its own policy. We use emails only to reply, never sell personal data, and honor U.S. state privacy requests sent to [email protected].
The Synogut privacy policy in brief
GoSynogut.com gathers almost nothing about the people who read it. The site is a set of static pages about Synogut, with no cookies, no analytics, no sign-up boxes and no logins.
Seven points sum it up. Each one is explained in its own section.
- Reading any page never requires your name or email address.
- The site runs no cookies, analytics, ad pixels or screen recorders.
- Our web host writes brief technical logs, such as IP addresses, to deliver pages.
- Ordering and paying take place on a separate third-party checkout.
- An email you send us is used for one thing: answering you.
- Personal data is never sold or shared for targeted ads.
- Every U.S. visitor may ask to know, delete or correct their data.
This version took effect on October 13, 2026.
Who runs GoSynogut.com and what this policy covers
GoSynogut.com is run by the USA Authorized Synogut Retailer. In this policy, we and us mean that retailer, and you means anyone who visits the site.
Our office is at 100 East 42nd Street, Floor 9, New York, NY 10017. Privacy questions go to [email protected], answered Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET.
This policy covers the pages on gosynogut.com and email sent to our website inbox. It does not cover the checkout site, the order desk's own systems or any outside page we link to. We are not the maker of Synogut, and no maker name appears on the bottle images we have.
What personal data does GoSynogut.com collect?
Most visitors share only what every browser sends to load a page. We hold more only when you choose to write to us.
The table lists each kind of data, whether we hold it, why, and who holds it.
| Kind of data | Collected? | Why | Held by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name and email address | Only if you email us | To reply | Our website inbox |
| Order ID | Only if you send it | To direct you to the order desk | Our inbox |
| Shipping address | No | Entered at checkout | The checkout site |
| Card or PayPal details | No | Entered only at checkout | The checkout's payment partner |
| Health details | Only if you volunteer them | To answer your question | Our inbox, briefly |
| Cookies or device IDs | No | None are set | Nobody |
| Analytics or ad data | No | No such tools run | Nobody |
| Accounts or passwords | No | The site has no logins | Nobody |
| IP address, browser type, page requested | Yes, in server logs | To serve pages and block abuse | Our web host |
Under California law, the categories we may hold are identifiers, such as an email address you send, and internet activity, such as server log lines. We have not sold or shared either category in the past 12 months.
Cookies, analytics and tracking on GoSynogut.com
No cookie is written to your phone or computer when you visit. There are no analytics scripts, ad pixels, heat maps or screen recorders either.
Our fonts, images and scripts come from our own server. A page view therefore sends nothing to a social network or an ad network.
A few features respond to taps, such as the FAQ search box, the checklists and the questions that fold open. Your browser handles them on its own, and nothing you type or tick leaves your device.
Does the GoSynogut.com host keep server logs?
Yes, our web host keeps routine server logs. Each time your browser fetches a page or image, the server notes the request.
A log entry can include your IP address, the time, the file requested, your browser type and the page you came from. The host relies on these entries to keep the site running and to stop attacks, and we never use them to profile you or aim ads at you.
Third-party checkout for Synogut orders
Buy buttons on GoSynogut.com pass through a short redirect and open a separate third-party checkout. That site collects your name, shipping address, email and payment details.
Its own privacy policy governs that data, not this one. Please read it before you pay.
The checkout shows Visa, PayPal, Mastercard, Discover and American Express. Card and account details go to its payment partner and never pass through gosynogut.com.
Confirmation and tracking emails come from the checkout's system, not from our inbox.
For order questions, call +1 (302) 200-3480 or use the sales contact page at checkout.
The contact page lists each channel and what it can do.
How GoSynogut.com uses the emails you send
A message to [email protected] is used only to help you. We run no mailing list and send no newsletters.
Here is everything we might do with it:
- To answer your question.
- To fix an error you found on a page.
- To pass an order question to the order desk, if you ask us to.
- To keep a record when a law requires one.
Gut symptoms and medicines count as sensitive health data under many state laws, so we never ask about them. If you mention one, we may point you to the side effects page or suggest you talk to your doctor, and that is all.
Your U.S. state privacy rights at GoSynogut.com
Many U.S. states give residents rights over their personal data. California has the CCPA as amended by the CPRA, and states such as Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah and Texas have similar laws.
Each law has its own scope, and some reach only larger businesses. We honor the core rights for every U.S. visitor anyway.
Right to know
Ask what personal data we hold, where it came from and why. You may ask for a copy.
Right to delete
Ask us to erase your data. We keep only what a law requires.
Right to correct
Ask us to fix data that is wrong, such as a misspelled email address.
Right to opt out
Opt out of sale, targeted ads and profiling. We do none of them.
Right to appeal
Ask us to review a refusal. Some states then let you contact the attorney general.
Equal treatment
Using a right never changes the help you receive.
How to make a privacy request to GoSynogut.com
One email to [email protected] starts any request. It is free, and you do not need a lawyer.
Here is what happens after you write.
- 1
Write to the website inbox
Send an email to [email protected] with Privacy request in the subject line.
- 2
Say what you want
Tell us whether you want to know, delete, correct or opt out, and which email address the data is tied to.
- 3
Help us confirm it is you
We may ask one short question to match the request to you. An authorized agent can act for you with your signed permission.
- 4
Get our answer
We reply within the time your state law allows, which is 45 days under many state laws, and say what we did.
- 5
Appeal if you disagree
Reply and ask for a second review. We will explain the final decision in writing.
Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track on GoSynogut.com
Global Privacy Control is honored. A GPC signal from your browser counts as an opt-out from sale and targeted ads.
Do Not Track has no shared standard, but the setting changes nothing here, because the site tracks nobody.
Children and the Synogut site
The site is not meant for children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their data, in line with the federal COPPA law. If a child under 13 emails us, we delete the message once we learn of it.
Synogut itself is sold for adults 18 and over, so every page is written for adults.
A parent or guardian can write to [email protected] to have a child's message deleted.
How long GoSynogut.com keeps your data
Data stays only while it serves a purpose. An email remains in the inbox while your question is open, plus a short while after in case you reply.
Anything tied to a refund question or a legal duty can stay longer before we delete it. Server logs follow the host's own schedule and are then erased.
How GoSynogut.com protects data
Pages travel over encrypted HTTPS, so a page is hard to read or alter on its way to you. Only the staff who answer the website inbox can open it.
No system is perfectly safe. Please never email card numbers, passwords or medical records.
Links from GoSynogut.com to other websites
Our pages link to FDA pages, NIH fact sheets and journal articles so you can check each fact. After you click away, that site's privacy rules take over, and it may use cookies or analytics that we avoid.
Changes to the Synogut privacy policy and how to reach us
This policy is revised when the site or the law changes, and the date at the top marks the current version.
A big change, such as a new cookie, will be posted here before it takes effect. Our terms and conditions and site disclaimer complete the picture.
Tracking and refunds
Phone: +1 (302) 200-3480
Email: Use the sales contact page at checkout
Website questions
Email: [email protected]
Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET (website email)
Returns address
530 Seventh Avenue, Floor 10, New York, NY 10018
Office
100 East 42nd Street, Floor 9, New York, NY 10017
Privacy: common questions
Questions people type into Google and Bing, answered from the label and the sources on this page.
Does GoSynogut.com set cookies on my device?
No. Not one cookie, analytics tag, ad pixel or session recorder runs here, so your path through the pages is not tracked.
Does GoSynogut.com sell my personal information?
No. We do not sell personal data, rent it or share it for cross-context ads. You may still send an opt-out request, and we will confirm it in writing.
Who stores my card details when I order Synogut?
The separate checkout site and its payment partner. You type your card number on that site, and it never reaches our pages or our inbox.
Can the GoSynogut.com inbox look up my order?
No. It handles page fixes, privacy and press only. Order help comes from the desk at +1 (302) 200-3480; have your order ID ready.
Which state privacy laws cover my data?
That turns on your state and on whether its law reaches a site of our size. Either way, we act on know, delete and correct requests from anyone in the U.S.
Does GoSynogut.com respond to Global Privacy Control?
Yes. A GPC signal counts as a request to opt out of sale and targeted ads. Since we do neither, the site works the same either way.
Can I have an email I sent deleted?
Yes. Write to [email protected] with Privacy request in the subject. We delete it unless a law requires us to keep a record.
Do I have to share health details to get an answer?
No. You never need to name a condition or a medicine. If you do, we use it only to reply and delete it with the message.
Does GoSynogut.com store what I type in the FAQ search box?
No. The search box, checklists and label notes run inside your browser. Nothing you type or tick is saved or sent, and it resets when you leave.
Who answers privacy questions about the checkout?
The checkout site does, under its own privacy policy. The order desk can point you to the right contact for your order records.
