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Privacy policyJellyBlue Website Privacy Policy: What This Site Sees and What It Never Touches
gojellyblue.com has no accounts, sets no cookies of its own and has no payment form: card details go to the seller’s secure checkout, and the contact form opens your own email app.
The website sees what any web server sees, such as your IP address and browser, plus any email you choose to send. This page lists each item, who else is involved, and how to ask Gojellyblue to delete what it holds.
By the JellyBlue Team at Gojellyblue · Medical review: Dr. Helen Bernie, DO, MPH · Revised
The JellyBlue website privacy facts at a glance
Last updated September 30, 2026. Eight facts that describe the whole picture.
What the JellyBlue website collects
Four kinds of data reach anyone at all when you read these pages.
Connection data
Like every website, this one is delivered by a hosting and delivery provider whose servers see your IP address, browser type, the page requested and the time. It is used to deliver pages and block abuse.
Emails you send
If you write to the website inbox, the message and your address are kept only as long as the correspondence needs, then deleted.
Nothing typed into a page
This website has no sign-in, no newsletter box and no payment field. The contact form hands its text to your own email app and stores nothing.
Font requests
Pages load two typefaces from Google Fonts, so your browser asks Google’s servers for the font files and they see your IP address.
Where JellyBlue website data goes, and for how long
Five kinds of data, why each exists and whose rules apply.
| Data | Why | Who handles it | Kept for |
|---|---|---|---|
| IP address, browser, page, time | Delivering pages, stopping abuse | The hosting and delivery provider | The provider’s log period |
| Emails to the website team | Answering you, correcting a page | Gojellyblue | As long as the correspondence needs |
| Font file requests | Showing the site’s typefaces | Google Fonts | Under Google’s own policy |
| Order, payment and delivery details | Taking and shipping the order | The seller’s checkout and order support | Under the seller’s terms |
| Refund and tracking calls | Tracking, changes, refunds | Order support | Under the seller’s terms |
Gojellyblue does not sell or rent personal information, and this website’s own code runs no advertising or analytics trackers.
The seller’s checkout, where a JellyBlue order is placed
The one place personal and payment details are entered.
Every order button on this website leads to the order page, which hands you to the seller’s secure checkout. Your name, address, email and card details are entered there, and that checkout’s own privacy terms govern them.
After the order, order support works from the seller’s order record to handle tracking, changes and refunds. The website team cannot see that record, which is why the website inbox can never look up an order.
What happens when you use the JellyBlue website
Six things a visitor does, and exactly what each one involves.
| When you | What this website does | Who else is involved |
|---|---|---|
| Read a page | Serves the page, its stylesheet and its images | The hosting and delivery provider; Google Fonts for the typefaces |
| Open the menu or scroll | The page’s one script runs the menu, the buy bar and the scroll effects in your browser. It stores nothing and sends nothing | Nobody |
| Press an order button | The order page forwards you to the seller’s checkout. The link can carry a reference saying this website sent you, so the sale is credited to this retailer. It identifies the website, not you | The seller’s checkout, under its own terms and cookies |
| Use the contact form | Opens your own email app with the message addressed to the website inbox. Nothing leaves until you press send there | Your email provider, then the website team |
| Follow a citation | Opens the source in a new tab | PubMed, the NIH, MedlinePlus, the FTC or the eCFR |
| Call order support | Nothing: the call goes straight to order support | Order support, working from the seller’s record |
The script on these pages sets no cookies and uses no browser storage.
What the JellyBlue website leaves alone
Six things many websites do and this one does not.
No accounts
There is nothing to sign up for and no password to protect.
No mailing list
This website sends no newsletters and no marketing email.
No profiling
Its own code builds no profile of what you read and runs no advertising pixels.
No selling
Gojellyblue does not sell, rent or trade personal information.
Nothing for tracking signals to stop
Because the site’s code runs no trackers, a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal has nothing to switch off.
No payment data
Card numbers never touch these pages. They go to the seller’s checkout.
Making a JellyBlue privacy request
Four steps, no forms, no account needed.
Write from the right address
Email the website inbox from the address the request is about, so the team can match it.
Say what you want
A copy of what is held, a correction, or deletion. One line is enough.
Get a reply
The website team answers from the same inbox, within its working hours, and says what it found.
Confirmation
When a deletion or correction is done, you are told so in writing.
Your JellyBlue privacy choices
Six requests you can make, and where each one goes.
Ask what is held
Write to the website inbox and ask what the website team holds about you. In practice it is your emails and nothing else.
Ask for deletion
Ask for your correspondence to be deleted and it will be, once any open question is closed.
Ask for a correction
If something the website team holds about you is wrong, say so and it will be corrected.
Order data
For data held by the checkout, contact order support, which works from the seller’s record.
Block the fonts
A browser that blocks third-party fonts will show the pages in its own typefaces. Everything still works.
State privacy laws
If your state gives you rights to access or delete personal information, the requests above are how to use them here.
Children, security and changes to this JellyBlue policy
Four shorter points every privacy policy should answer.
Children
JellyBlue is for adults 18 and over, and this website is not directed at children. It does not knowingly receive information from anyone under 18; a parent who believes it has should write to the website inbox listed in the site footer.
Security
Pages are served over an encrypted connection. Because this website collects so little, the main safeguard is simply not holding data: there is no customer database here to lose.
Links to other websites
Citations link to PubMed, the National Institutes of Health, the FTC and the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations. Those sites have their own privacy policies.
Changes
When this policy changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it. The current version is dated September 30, 2026.
JellyBlue website privacy: frequently asked questions
The questions readers ask most often about this website and their data.
Does the JellyBlue website use cookies?
Its own code sets none. The seller’s checkout, once you reach it through an order button, runs under its own terms and may set its own cookies.
Does the JellyBlue contact form send my message to a server?
No. It opens your own email app with the message addressed to the website inbox. Nothing is sent until you press send in that app, and nothing is stored on this website.
Who sees my card number when I order JellyBlue?
Only the seller’s secure checkout. There is no payment field anywhere on this website, so a card number never passes through it.
Can the JellyBlue website team see my order?
No. Orders live in the seller’s record, which order support works from. For anything about an order, call order support.
Does the JellyBlue website share data with advertisers?
No. Its own code runs no advertising pixels or analytics trackers, and Gojellyblue does not sell, rent or trade personal information.
Is my visit to the JellyBlue website logged?
The hosting and delivery provider keeps standard server logs, the IP address, browser, page and time, for its own log period, to deliver pages and stop abuse. The website team does not use them to profile readers.
Does the JellyBlue order page know who I am?
No. It forwards you to the seller’s checkout with a reference that identifies this website. Your name and details are entered on the checkout, not here.
How do I ask for my JellyBlue emails to be deleted?
Write to the website inbox from the same address and ask. Once any open question is closed, the correspondence is deleted and you are told so in writing.
Contact about JellyBlue website privacy
The website inbox in the site footer, Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm ET. Gojellyblue, 222 Broadway, Suite 1901, New York, NY 10038, USA. For anything about an order, call order support.
