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Hale Vitamins believes your personal information—including your purchase history, phone number(s), email and residential addresses, and credit card data—belongs to you. We collect this type of information to serve you better when you provide it to us, but we do not rent or sell your information to third parties.
When You Contact Customer Service
When you contact our Customer Service department, we use your phone number, mailing and email addresses, and comments generated on previous calls to help us assist you. We may also pass your feedback along to other departments within our company in order to improve our services.
A Word About Cookies
Cookies are pieces of information that are transferred to your computer's hard drive via your Web browser. They allow us to provide you with a more convenient and personalized shopping experience by recording information about your preferences.
Most browsers will allow you to prevent your computer from accepting cookies. However, if you choose to disable cookies you will not be able to use the all of the Hale Store functionality.
Please note that the information in our cookies can be requested only by HaleVitaminStore.com and your browser will not pass these cookies to any other site.
Children's Privacy
We do not seek or knowingly collect any personal information about children under 13 years of age.
Updates to this Policy
We reserve the right to update our Privacy Policy from time to time. We will make reasonable efforts to notify you of these updates. In addition, feel free to check back to this website for any additional updates.
More Information About Protecting Your Privacy Online
The United States Federal Trade Commission has created an information page, How To Be Web Ready, which provides general tips on how to protect your privacy online. For more detailed information on protecting your privacy, you may also wish to consult the FTC publication Site Seeing on the Internet. This handbook is filled with information about how to use the Internet wisely, including tips on how to avoid fraud and deception online and how to keep personal information private. Site Seeing also helps parents teach children ways to have fun online without giving out private information. Consumers can order a copy of Site Seeing from the FTC by calling their toll-free number: 877.382.2020. The FTC has also developed a Site Seeing education campaign page. An online version of the handbook can be found at this site. We are proud to assist the FTC in its effort to provide valuable information to consumers.
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