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Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 2026. This privacy policy explains, in plain language, what information Molecular Reference (“we”) may collect when you visit molecularreference.com, and how it is used. This is a starter policy and not a substitute for legal advice.

What data we may collect

  • Analytics data: aggregated, non-identifying information about page views, scroll depth, time on page, and button clicks, used to understand how content is read.
  • Email opt-in: if you subscribe, we store the email address you provide and, optionally, a first name, along with your consent confirmation.
  • Campaign attribution: marketing parameters (such as UTM tags) that may be present in the link you arrived from. These help us understand which educational content is useful.

Cookies and local storage

We use browser local storage and session storage to keep an anonymous identifier and any campaign-attribution parameters so repeated visits can be counted consistently. We do not use this to fingerprint you or to collect sensitive information.

What we do not collect

  • We do not collect health status or medical information.
  • We do not collect data about medical intent or conditions.
  • We do not manually collect your IP address for tracking.
  • We do not attempt to fingerprint your device.

Third-party services

We may use third-party analytics and email providers to operate the services described above. Examples may include privacy-focused web analytics, a tag/measurement provider, or an email service provider. Each processes data under its own privacy terms. Specific providers will be listed here as they are enabled.

Your choices

  • You can unsubscribe from emails at any time.
  • You can clear your browser storage to remove the anonymous identifier and attribution data.
  • You can use browser settings or extensions to limit analytics scripts.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to info@molecularreference.com.

This document is provided for transparency and is not final legal advice. Consult a qualified professional before publishing a production privacy policy.