Cookie Policy

Last updated 17 September 2026

This policy explains how Oralumi uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit oralumihealth.com. Read it alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers how we handle personal information more broadly.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file placed on your device when you visit a website. Cookies keep the site working, remember what you chose, help us understand how the site is used, and make advertising more relevant.

Pixels, tags and local storage do much the same job in a slightly different way. Wherever this policy says “cookies”, it covers all of them.

The kinds we use

Essential

These keep the store running: holding items in your cart, securing checkout, keeping you signed in, remembering the cookie choices you have already made. The site cannot work without them, so they cannot be switched off.

Performance and analytics

These show us which pages get read, how people move through the site and where something breaks, so we can fix it. What we look at is aggregated rather than tied to you personally.

Functional

These remember preferences such as your region, currency and language, so you do not have to set them again on every visit.

Marketing and advertising

These let us measure whether an advertisement led to a visit or a purchase, and allow advertising platforms to show you our ads on other sites. They can follow your activity across websites. This is the category to decline if that is what you would rather avoid; declining it changes how relevant our ads are, not whether you can shop here.

Cookies set by others

Some cookies come from services we rely on to run the store rather than from us directly — our ecommerce platform (Shopify), our payment processors, our analytics providers and our advertising partners. Those companies handle the data under their own privacy and cookie policies, as independent controllers of it.

Managing your preferences

Your browser. Every browser can block or delete cookies from its settings. Blocking everything will stop your cart and checkout from working, so blocking third-party cookies is usually the better setting.

Our opt-out page. You can decline advertising and data-sharing cookies at Your Privacy Choices, linked in our footer on every page.

Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends the GPC signal, we treat it as an opt-out request for that browser and device, where the law in your region provides for it.

Changes to this policy

We update this page when the law changes, when we add or drop a tool that sets cookies, or when our practices change. The revised version is posted here and the date at the top is updated with it.