Cookie Policy

Last updated: 2 October 2026

A few cookies are always there: they make the checkout and the payment work, and remember your cookie choice. If you say yes in our banner, Meta adds its own, so we can tell whether people who click our ads go on to buy. If you say no, they don't load.

A small file a website leaves on your device so it can recognise it later. Some are set by us, some by the companies whose tools we use.

v — set by Systeme.io, who host this site and run the checkout. It recognises your browser as you move between our pages, so the checkout works and so we can count visitors. It lasts ten years unless you clear it. That's Systeme.io's default, not a length we chose.

purchase_process_id_… — also Systeme.io. It holds your order together while you're paying, and disappears when you close your browser.

__stripe_mid and __stripe_sid — set by Stripe, our payment provider, when you open the checkout. They help Stripe spot fraud. The first lasts a year, the second thirty minutes.

CookieConsent — set by Cookiebot, our banner. It remembers whether you said yes or no, so we don't ask on every page. It lasts a month.

These come from Meta, and only load after you accept marketing cookies in our banner:

_fbp — tells your browser apart from others, so Meta can connect a visit from an ad with a purchase. It lasts 90 days.

_fbc — only if you arrived by clicking a Meta ad: it keeps a reference to that click. It lasts 90 days.

Meta may also use its own cookies on facebook.com, as its cookie policy explains.

What we don't use. No Google, no analytics beyond the visitor count above, no session recording. You can check that yourself in your browser's developer tools, and we'd rather you did than take our word for it.

Change your cookie choice — it opens the banner again. Saying no later stops Meta's cookies from loading from then on; to remove the ones already stored, clear them in your browser.

Every browser lets you see what's stored and delete it, and lets you block cookies entirely. If you block the two Systeme.io cookies, the checkout will stop working — there's no way around that, they're what carries your order.