Cookies policies

1. Use of Cookies

The website of BIOMONT This website uses cookies, which are a tool used by web servers to store and retrieve information about their users.

Cookies are messages sent by the server to the user's computer. They consist of text files that are stored in the computer's memory and collect information about the pages visited, the time spent online, etc. Cookies are sent back to the server each time the user visits that page.

The purpose of “cookies” BIOMONT It is about personalizing the services we offer you, providing you with information that may be of interest to you.

Cookies can be deleted from the hard drive if the user wishes. Most browsers accept cookies automatically, but allow the user to change their browser settings to reject the installation of cookies without affecting their access and browsing experience.

• 1.2 Types of Cookies

  Below you will find a classification of the cookies used, bearing in mind that the same cookie may be included in more than one category.

  • Exempt cookies: The so-called exempt cookies are those that do not require the user's prior consent to be used and that correspond to technical cookies and personalization cookies.
  • Cookies not exempt: The remaining cookies are non-exempt cookies and all require the express and prior consent of users in order to be used.
  • First-party cookies: First-party cookies are set by the website the user visits. Data collected through first-party cookies is used for purposes such as calculating page views, sessions, and the number of users.
  • Third-party cookies: Third-party cookies are set by domains that are not directly visited by the user. This happens when publishers add third-party elements (such as chatbots, social plugins, or ads) to your website.
  • Session cookies: Session cookies expire immediately or a few seconds after the user leaves the web browser. Among other uses, these cookies are used by e-commerce websites to remember the product placed in the user's shopping cart, to keep users logged in, and to track each user session for analytical purposes.
  • Persistent cookies: As their name suggests, persistent cookies remain in the user's browser for a long time. Typically, persistent cookies must have an expiration date, which can range from one second to ten years.
  • Technical cookies: Technical cookies are those that allow the user to navigate a website, online site or application and use its services or functions, such as accessing restricted areas, remembering items in a shopping cart, completing the registration process, storing content for video distribution, etc.
  • Personalization cookies: These cookies store user experience preferences. For example, if a user has selected a preferred language.
  • Analytical cookies: Analytical cookies are used to determine website usage. They can track an individual user, but only to the extent that they allow users to navigate the site. They are not used to target ads, as the following type of cookies do.
  • Advertising cookies: These are cookies specifically designed to gather information from you on your ad-viewing device in order to send you advertising based on relevant topics that interest you (cookies for selling).
  • Plugin cookies: Plugin cookies are those generated when using plugins from third-party content providers and that allow users to access content or services provided by third parties, such as locations in Google Maps, connection with social networks or access to YouTube.
  • Media player cookies: Content player cookies enable audio or video playback.

• 1.3 Cookies used by BIOMONT

  The page BIOMONT Contains 10 cookies:

  • ga*: This is a Google Analytics cookie. It is used to distinguish users and track website visit performance. The cookie collects information anonymously and is primarily used to calculate visitor, session, and campaign data.
  • _ga: Similar to the previous cookie, this is another Google Analytics cookie. Its main function is to distinguish unique users by assigning them a unique identifier (ID). This cookie is key to measuring how users interact with the website and allows for generating reports on its performance.
  • sbjs_migrations: This cookie is used to manage and record user migrations on the website. It can help track when a user changes from one traffic source to another, such as from an advertising campaign to direct browsing.
  • sbjs_current_add: This cookie stores information about the current traffic source that brought the user to the website, such as the name of the advertising campaign or the search engine used. It is useful for understanding which channels are generating traffic to the website.
  • sbjs_first_add: Similar to the previous cookie, this one stores the traffic source, specifically the first source that brought the user to the website on their first visit. This is useful for analyzing the attribution of the first interaction.
  • sbjs_current: This cookie stores information about the user's current visit, including the traffic source and time of the visit. It is useful for tracking the ongoing session.
  • sbjs_first: It stores data about the user's first visit to the website, including the traffic source and time. This allows us to analyze the initial origin of visitors and their behavior over time.
  • sbjs_udata: This cookie collects anonymous user data, such as browsing history and associated traffic sources. It is used for internal analysis and to improve the user experience on the website.
  • sbjs_session: Similar to standard session cookies, this cookie maintains the user's session while they browse the site. It helps retain temporary data that improves the user experience.
  • wpEmojiSettingsSupports: This cookie is specific to WordPress and is used to check if the user's browser supports emojis. It does not collect personal data and is purely functional, to ensure that emojis are displayed correctly on the website.