California rights
- Know
- Access
- Delete
- Correct
- Opt out of sale or sharing
- Limit certain sensitive-information uses
- Use Global Privacy Control
- Non-discrimination
California Privacy Notice
California residents may have specific privacy rights under California privacy law where that law applies to PeptideDoc's processing activities.
Exercise Your California Privacy Rights
California residents may submit applicable privacy requests using the form below. Depending on the request and applicable law, these rights may include access, deletion, correction, opting out of the sale or sharing of personal information, and limiting certain uses of sensitive personal information.
Privacy inquiries and California privacy requests: privacy@peptidedoc.com
Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
PeptideDoc does not intend to sell personal information for monetary consideration. California law may also define certain disclosures for cross-context behavioral advertising as “sharing.” Where applicable, California residents may request to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information.
Limit the Use of My Sensitive Personal Information
Limits optional uses of qualifying sensitive personal information where applicable. This does not override legal, healthcare, medical-record, security, or regulatory retention obligations.
Certain medical and health information maintained by PeptideDoc may be governed by HIPAA, California medical privacy law, or other healthcare-specific requirements. A California privacy request does not automatically require deletion of information that PeptideDoc is legally or professionally required to maintain.
Sale or sharing
PeptideDoc does not sell personal information for monetary compensation. Some advertising or analytics technology can be treated as sharing under California law. You may opt out through Your Privacy Choices or by using a qualifying Global Privacy Control signal.
Counsel review
This notice preserves the rights identified in the supplied PeptideDoc materials and should be reviewed by counsel before publication as a final legal notice.