Cookie policy

You may have visited websites that display a warning about the use of cookies while browsing the Internet. This site also originates them and for this reason we will explain our cookie policy to you in this document.

The explanation that we offer you is centred on the essential aspects that you must bear in mind among which are the definition of the concept of cookie, the types of cookies, the cookies that this website originates and for what they are used, as well as what you must do if you wish to block them and the implications that this has on the functionality of the site.

We have divided this document into five sections and placed an index with links that allow you to go directly to each section. We have also placed an arrow next to the title of each section to return to the index.

The paper contains links to external pages that will allow you to complement the information provided here.

What is a cookie? [↑]

It is very likely that many times you have browsed pages on websites that generate cookies. The following examples describe common situations of this type:

• You frequently enter a page where you have an account that requires a username and password. You can choose not to enter this data for each new session by allowing the operating system to save it. When you make such a choice, a cookie is stored on your browser device that can remain on it for years.
• There are websites that allow you to post comments after you enter your Facebook account username and password. If you accept the cookies, this data is stored in a cookie on your navigation device, preventing you from having to enter it again when you make a comment.
• When you visit Amazon-style online stores and accept cookies, by adding products to your shopping cart, a cookie is stored on your navigation device that “remembers” the products you selected so that if you visit other pages on the site that information is preserved. This cookie may remain stored on your device for several days depending on the store you visit.

In addition to the features outlined in the definition, cookies originated by a website have the following attributes:

• They have an expiration date.
• Their use must be known by the user, who has the option of accepting them or not.
• They are automatically stored in your navigation device, if you accept their use.
• You can block their storage and use by the website.
• You can delete them from your navigation device when you decide to do so.
• They do not collect your personal information stored on your navigation device because they are data files.
• Cookies do not identify the user, but rather a combination of user account, navigation device and browser.
• They are used in browser-server communication to establish a link between a request for a page on a website and previous requests. Without the use of cookies each user request is independent of the previous ones.
• Each one needs a maximum of 4 kb of space on the navigation device.

What types of cookies are there? [↑]

A type derived from a concept and a property is the set of all the objects of the concept that satisfy an attribute of the property.

We use phrase: types of C according to P to name the types derived from a concept whose name is C and a property whose name is P.

We apply the following procedure to obtain types derived from a concept and a property:

• We select an important property that is applicable to all the objects of the concept.
• We determine a set of possible states of the property in the concept objects (attributes).
• For each attribute, we group in a class all the objects of the concept that have it.  The sets thus formed are concept types.

Each criterion for the formation of types of a concept must satisfy the following requirements:

• The selected property must be applicable to all concept objects and must generate at least two different states when applied.
• Each state of the property must correspond to at least one object of the concept.
• Objects that have one property state must not have any of the remaining states, that is, types obtained from the same criteria must not share objects.
• There may be objects of the concept that do not correspond to any of the states considered of the property, that is, the types obtained from a criterion may not exhaust all the objects of the concept.

The following properties are important for the formation of cookie types:

• The time spent on the navigation device.
• Website that generates the cookie.
• The function of the cookie.

Types of cookies according to their time spent on the navigation device

For the property “time of permanence of a cookie on the navigation device”, we consider two possible states: 1) the cookie is deleted when closing the browser and 2) the cookie remains on the navigation device after closing the browser.

Some browsers, such as Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, can be set to clear all cookies when you close your browser. This is not taken into account in determining whether a cookie is temporary or persistent because the definitions of these concepts are formulated under the assumption that the browser accepts cookies and allows them to be stored according to the expiration time conceived by the website that generates them.

Most websites display a warning to users about the use of cookies with the option of accepting them. If the user accepts them, a cookie is stored in the navigation device that prevents the warning from appearing when the user visits other pages of the site in the same session. If this cookie is deleted when the browser is closed, it is a temporary cookie.

A cookie that prevents the user from having to enter data to access an account for each new session is an example of a persistent cookie because it remains on the navigation device after the browser is closed.

The types of cookies, depending on how long they remain on the navigation device, exhaust the full extent of the concept of cookie originated by a website which means that every cookie is either temporary or persistent: there is no third possibility.

Types of cookies depending on the website that generates them

For the property: website that generates the cookie, we consider two possible states: 1) the cookie is generated by the website to which the page visited by the user belongs and 2) the cookie is generated by an external website.

The cookies that correspond to the first state of the property, that is, those that are generated by the website to which the page visited by the user belongs are called first-party cookies.

When a user visits a website X and performs an action on X that leads to a second website Y that generates cookies on his navigation device, these are called third-party cookies with respect to website X.

Cookies that store the name and e-mail address of the user who writes a comment on a page of a website are examples of first-party cookies originated by this site.

Examples of first-party cookies are those that store the name and e-mail address of the user who writes a comment on a page of the site.

The cookie that stores a website user’s acceptance of cookies is also an example of first-party cookie of this site.

There are many examples of third-party cookies originating from a website.  Cookies that may be generated when you visit a page on a website that has a YouTube video embedded are very common.

When you open the video you are in a similar situation to when you visit Youtube and therefore Youtube can generate cookies that are stored on your navigation device.

The following questions arise when relating these types of cookies with the types obtained according to the time spent on the navigation device:

• Are there any first-party temporary cookies?
• Are there any third-party temporary cookies?
• Are there any first-party persistent cookies?
• Are there any third-party persistent cookies?

The answer to each of these questions is yes, so that the set of cookies originated by a website can be broken down into the following four types:

• First-party temporary cookies.
• Third-party temporary cookies.
• First-party persistent cookies.
• Third-party persistent cookies.

Types of cookies according to their function

For the property: function of the cookie, we consider three possible states: 1) the cookie helps improve the user experience, 2) the cookie provides information for site improvement and 3) the cookie associates an affiliate ID with a user.

Cookies that help improve the user experience are called technical cookies, those that provide information for site improvement are called site management cookies, and those that associate an affiliate ID with a website user are known as affiliate cookies.

The following is more information about affiliate cookies.

Many companies that sell products on the Internet such as Amazon and Clickbank have affiliate programs.

Any user who wishes to become an affiliate of these companies must register. When you do so, you get a code that identifies you, called an affiliate ID.

The affiliate can select products to disclose them on their own website, social networks, Youtube, etc.

If the user has accepted the cookies, when he executes this action a cookie is generated that associates the affiliate’s ID to his visit so that if he buys the product, the affiliate receives a commission for the sale.

The affiliate cookies originated by a website are always from a third party and can be persistent or temporary. Cookies generated by Amazon are persistent; those generated by Clickbank are temporary.

Types of cookies according to the conjunction of several properties

You can obtain types of a concept by taking several properties simultaneously and considering possible states of these properties in the concept objects.

In this case the property of the type formation criterion is the conjunction of the properties considered and the possible states of this property are obtained from the conjunction of the states of the properties that compose it.

Types of cookies can be obtained by applying this idea. For example, if we consider the properties: 1) time spent on the navigation device and 2) website that generates cookies, the following four states result for the property that results from the conjunction of these properties:

• The cookie is deleted when the browser is closed and is generated by the website to which the page visited by the user belongs.
• The cookie is deleted when the browser is closed and is generated by an external website.
• The cookie remains on the navigation device after closing the browser and is generated by the website to which the page visited belongs.
• The cookie remains on the navigation device after closing the browser and is generated by an external website.

The cookies that satisfy respectively the above attributes are:

• First-party temporary cookies.
• Third-party temporary cookies.
• First-party persistent cookies.
• Third-party persistent cookies.

Which cookies originate from this website? [↑]

Our site bestantiagingsupplements.online originates first-party and third-party cookies, which we describe below.

First-party cookies

When you write a comment on an article on this website you put your name and email address. If you agree, a persistent cookie is stored on your navigation device for each of this data. These cookies will prevent you from entering such data for a year when you write a comment.

In bestantiagingsupplements.online is not enabled the option of creating user profiles which avoids the privacy risks associated with cookies that may cause this practice.

The source code of the pages of this website is dynamically created by a content manager system and add-ons that generate cookies and are updated frequently.

Each update of the content manager system can include the generation of new cookies or modify the existing ones. The webmaster of this website has no influence on this decision and does not receive any benefits other than the proper functioning of the site.

Third-party cookies

Third party cookies originated by this website are generated by Google Analytics, social networks and sites with affiliate programs.

Cookies generated by Google Analytics

Google Analytics is a statistical service on website visits. For each site registered in its database, Google Analytics generates reports that include the number of daily, weekly and monthly visits, countries where users come from and types of navigation devices used.

These reports are very useful to site webmaster; they allow him to make decisions to improve the service offered. For example, if Google Analytics reports show that the majority of visitors use mobile devices, it’s advisable to optimize the site for mobile so that users have a better experience.

Google Analytics provides a java script code to the webmaster of each website registered in its database.

This code is pasted into a file on the site to obtain the necessary data.

Google Analytics is property of Google and its legal address is established in 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, California, CA 94043, United States.

Cookies generated by social networks

This website includes the option to share published articles with your social network friends. When you do so, the social network where you share the article usually generates cookies on your browsing device according to its cookie policy.

For this reason, we have provided links below to the social network cookie policy where you can share articles posted on bestantiagingsupplements.online:

Twitter

Facebook

Pinterest

Linkedin

Instagram

We have inserted a Youtube video in some articles of this site to complement the textual information with visual information. When you open the video you can see its content in the same way as if you were visiting Youtube and consequently cookies from this site can be recorded on your navigation device.

Youtube has its own cookie policy which you can check at this link.

Cookies generated by sites with affiliate programs

This site does not publish ads; it only places affiliation links to anti-aging products related to article content.

Clicking on an affiliate link opens a page on another website with product information which records an affiliate cookie on your navigation device.

If you purchase the product, we receive a modest commission from the sale which helps us keep this site online.

Sites with affiliate programs that sell the products advertised on bestantiagingsupplements.online, including Amazon, may generate other cookies on your browsing device according to their own cookie policy.

Summary of cookies originated by Best Antiaging Supplements

The table contains a summary of the cookies that this website may originate. The summary includes the name of each cookie, the website that generates it, the function of the cookie, the storage time on the navigation device (duration) and its type according to the website that generates it.

How do you block cookies? [↑]

The blocking of cookies originated by a website in a browser is a configuration action of this browser that avoids the recording and reading of cookies by the website when any of its pages are visited using the browser.

In the following links you will find information about how to block cookies in different browsers:

Google Chrome

Mozila Firefox

Internet Explorer

Safari

When viewing the above link pages you will be able to verify the cookie options vary from browser to browser and all browsers, except Internet Explorer, have the option to block or allow cookies from all or specific websites.

Implications of blocking cookies [↑]

If you prefer, you can block cookies from bestantiagingsupplements.online. This would cause the following limitations:

1. Every time you comment on an article you should enter your name and email address.
2. You would be limited in sharing articles from the site with your friends in social networks.
3. You may have limitations on viewing the Youtube videos in those articles that have a video inserted.
4. Google Analytics would not include your visits to our site in its statistical reports.

If you only block third party cookies in browsers that have this option such as Google Chrome, the limitations outlined in points 2, 3 and 4 will be generated.

Final notes on cookie policy [↑]

This document includes the essential information about the cookie policy of bestantiagingsupplements.online.

We recommend our users to read our cookie policy in full and to expand their knowledge on the subject from other sources of information.

We insist that the cookies used on this site do not record users’ personal information contained in the navigation device and according to our privacy policy we do not share users’ navigation data with third parties.

If you have any questions, suggestions or concerns about our cookie policy, you can contact us here.