SodaSlim Privacy Policy: What This Website Collects

The contact form opens your own email client. Nothing typed into it is stored on this website.

When you press an order button on this site you are handed to the seller's checkout. That is a different system, run by a different party, with its own privacy notice and its own data handling. Read it there if it matters to you.

What that means practically: the name, address and payment details you enter at checkout are held by the seller, not by this website. The order email, the tracking and any refund are all handled through that system, which is why the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 can see an order and contact@Sodaeslim.com cannot.

You can ask what this website holds about you, ask for it to be corrected, and ask for it to be deleted. In practice there is rarely anything to delete, because the contact form stores nothing here. Write to contact@Sodaeslim.com and say which of the three you want.

For anything held by the seller's checkout, including an order record, the route is the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480, because that is the system holding it.

Children: this website is not directed at anyone under 18 and the product is for adults. Nothing here is designed to collect information from a child.

Every page here is served as flat HTML. It sets no advertising cookies, runs no cross-site tracking, and embeds no social widgets that would set cookies on its behalf.

Your browser may still store ordinary things such as a cached copy of a stylesheet, and external font files are requested from Google Fonts, which is a third party with its own terms. Clearing site data in your browser removes anything this site has left behind.

If that ever changes, this page changes with it and the review date at the foot moves forward.

This notice is reviewed alongside the rest of the site. When it changes, the change is made on this page rather than announced elsewhere, and the review date moves forward.

Last reviewed September 2026. Questions about it go to contact@Sodaeslim.com, written to at 450 Park Avenue, Floor 5, New York, NY 10022, USA.

Because the site is short. A privacy notice is long when a business collects a great deal and has to describe it; this one publishes static pages, hands orders to somebody else's checkout and reads a contact form that opens your own email client.

A long notice is not automatically a more careful one. The pattern worth distrusting is a page that runs to four thousand words and never says plainly whether data is sold, how long anything is kept, or who to write to. This one answers all three in the table above.

It is also worth saying what a privacy notice cannot do. It describes the intentions of the people who wrote it. It is not a technical guarantee, and the only categorical statements here are the ones about things that do not exist on this site: no payment processing, no advertising cookies, no profile.

External links to published research open on those publishers' own sites, and they set their own terms once you arrive.

The first row is the one that matters most and it is easy to miss. Pressing an order button moves you to a different company's system. Everything after that point, including the payment, the address and the order record, is held there rather than here, which is also why a refund has to start with the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480.

Server log entries roll off on a short cycle, which is how nearly every web host is configured by default and is long enough to investigate a fault or an attack and no longer.

A message you send through the contact form is kept for as long as the conversation about it is live, and then it is gone. If you reported a correction, the correction stays on the page and your message does not need to.

Nothing here is archived for marketing purposes, because there is no marketing list on this website to archive it into. If that ever changes, it will change on this page first.

The site is served over HTTPS, which means the connection between your browser and the server is encrypted. That is the ordinary standard and it is worth stating because a site asking you to press an order button should meet it.

There is no account to create here, no password to store and no payment form. The strongest security property of a static site is how little it holds, and this one holds almost nothing.

Payment security belongs to the seller's checkout, which is where card details are entered. If you have a question about how that system handles them, the route is the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480, because it is their system rather than this one.