This site runs one third-party tool: the Meta Pixel. It tells Meta that a browser visited this page and whether it purchased, so we can measure our advertising. Under California law that counts as sharing personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, and you can refuse it here.
We sell nothing, to anyone, for money. This switch controls sharing for advertising, which is the only thing there is to control.
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01How this works
Your choice is stored in this browser only. It never reaches our servers, it is not tied to your name or email, and we cannot see it. That is deliberate: honoring an opt-out should not require us to collect more about you than we already have.
Because it lives in this browser, you will need to set it again on a different browser or device, or if you clear your browsing data. That is the trade-off of not making you create an account.
02Global Privacy Control
If your browser or a privacy extension sends the Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a binding opt-out and the Pixel is never loaded — you do not have to click anything here, and no banner ever interrupts you.
GPC is supported natively by Firefox and Brave, and by extensions such as Privacy Badger and DuckDuckGo. We honor it because California, Colorado, Connecticut and Texas require it, and because a signal you already set should not have to be set again on every site.
03Your other rights
Opting out of advertising is one of several rights. You can also ask us what we hold about you, get a copy, correct it, or have it deleted — write to agent@wellmaxusa.com and we answer within 30 days. The full list, and what to do if we say no, is in the Privacy Policy.