Privacy Policy Terms

Cookies
A cookie is a small text file stored on a user's computer by a website so personal
preferences are remembered on future visits. Cookies are used most often at
e-commerce websites like Amazon.com or eBay.com. They can save you time by
automatically "remembering" personal information you previously gave the website
when making an online purchase. Cookies can't carry a virus or interfere with any of
the other files on your computer. The majority of Web browsers accept cookies, but
the “help” menu on your browser should give you options for preventing, accepting
or receiving notice of new cookies.

Log Files
Log files are transaction records maintained on web servers to record information
such as:

Service provider IP addresses

Browser versions

Referring Web sites

Search terms used

Average number of pages visited

Average duration of visit

Total visitor traffic

Log files gather information for aggregate use and cannot personally identify a visitor.

IP Addresses
An IP address is a number automatically assigned to your computer when you access
the Internet. IP addresses allow computers and servers to recognize and communicate
with one another. We collect IP address information to properly administer our system.
The information enables us to gain aggregate knowledge of our visitors and how they
use the site (to determine, for example, which pages are viewed most often).
Aggregate information is not shared with SleepHealth vendors. To maintain your
anonymity, we do not associate IP addresses with records containing personal
information.