Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 3, 2026

Overview

This policy explains what information we collect when you visit this site, how we use it, and the choices you have. Our pages are supported by advertising, and we work with the analytics and advertising partners listed below to measure how our content performs.

How we collect, use and share consumer health data, and how Washington and Nevada consumers can exercise their rights, is in our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.

Information we collect

When you visit a page we log standard technical information: your IP address, the page you visited, the referring page, the time of the visit, and your browser and device type. We keep a count of page views and of clicks on our calls to action, associated with a randomly generated visitor identifier rather than your name or email.

We use these cookies of our own:

  • lp_vid — a random visitor identifier, kept for one year, used to count unique visitors and to connect a visit to a later click or order. When you follow a link from this page to another of our sites, this identifier is added to the link address so the two visits can be recognised as the same person.
  • coreage_bid — a random identifier for your browser, kept for one year and shared with our other coreagerx.com sites, so that if you come back later we can recognise the earlier visit and the link that brought you here. It is set by our own servers and is not readable by scripts on the page.
  • lp_v_<page> — records which version of a page you were shown, kept for 30 days, so you see the same version if you return.
  • lp_notrack — set only if you ask to be excluded, kept for one year, so we stop counting your visits.

We also generate a random session identifier for each browsing session, which is not stored in a cookie and is discarded when you close the tab. Like the visitor identifier, it is added to links you follow to our other sites so that a single journey — an advert, a landing page, a checkout — can be recognised as one visit rather than several unconnected ones.

We do not ask you to create an account here. Some pages include a quiz or a price check, which can ask about your health and treatment: for example your date of birth, height and weight, medical conditions, the medicines you take, or the GLP-1 medication you use now and what you pay for it. We store your answers with the random visitor identifier described above, to see how each quiz is used. If you also give us your email address or phone number, we keep your answers with them, and send your contact details and some of your answers (such as your BMI, weight and the medication you are interested in) to our customer record system so we can follow up, including by text message if you agreed.

In our quizzes, the partners listed below do not receive your individual answers, and Microsoft Clarity’s session replay hides what you pick and type. On other pages, including the price check, these tags are not set up that way, and when they run they can record what you click and enter. How we collect, use and share this information is described in our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.

Cookies and similar technologies

Like most websites, we use cookies, pixels and similar technologies — our own and our partners’ — to operate the site, understand how it is used, and measure the performance of our advertising. These partners receive information about your visit, which typically includes your IP address, the page you are viewing, the referring page, your browser and device, and your interactions with the page. Some of these tools include session replay and heatmaps, which help us see where a page is confusing.

PartnerUsed for
Microsoft ClaritySession Replay
Bing UETAds / Conversion
Google Tag ManagerTag Manager
Meta PixelAds / Conversion
Google Ads (gtag)Ads / Conversion

These partners set their own cookies and may combine what they receive with information they hold from other sites. Their use of that information is governed by their own privacy policies.

In California, Washington, Nevada and New Jersey, outside the United States, and wherever we can’t tell where you are, none of these partners’ tools run until you allow them on our cookie banner: third-party analytics and advertising are off until you choose. Everywhere else in the United States they are on unless you turn them off. Wherever you are, you can change your choice at any time from Your Privacy Choices. Every cookie and partner across our sites, and how long each cookie lasts, is listed at app.coreagerx.com/cookies.

Our own visit counting described above (the lp_vid, coreage_bid, lp_v_<page> and lp_notrack cookies and the page-view and click counts tied to them) is not one of these partners’ tools. It stays with us, is not shared with an advertiser, and runs whatever you choose on the banner, as part of running the site.

Advertising

We and our advertising partners use the information described above to measure how our campaigns perform and to show you advertising that is more relevant to you, including on other sites and apps. We do not provide these partners with your name, email address, phone number, or any answer you give to a quiz on this site.

Under California law, sharing information with advertising partners for cross-context behavioral advertising may be treated as a “sale” or “sharing” of personal information even where no money changes hands. We do not sell your personal information for money, and you can opt out using the link below.

When you click through to a provider

Our calls to action link to partner providers such as CoreAge Rx. When you click, we pass along the campaign parameters you arrived with (for example utm_source or a click identifier) so the provider can credit the referral. Anything you enter after that point — your name, contact details, medical intake answers, or payment information — is collected by that provider under their privacy policy, not ours.

Your choices

  • Allow or refuse analytics and advertising cookies, or change an earlier choice, from Your Privacy Choices (also at the bottom of every page). If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal from a state whose law makes it an opt-out (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon and Texas), we treat it as an opt-out of advertising, unless you switch advertising on yourself.
  • California residents can submit an opt-out request at coreagerx.com/ccpa.
  • Most browsers let you block third-party cookies or send a Global Privacy Control signal, and you can clear our cookies at any time from your browser settings.
  • You can opt out of interest-based advertising across participating companies at optout.aboutads.info.
  • To ask what we hold about you or to have it deleted, email us at the address below.

Contact

Questions about this policy? Email support@coreagerx.com.