What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a device. Similar technologies can remember settings, keep a service secure, measure use or build an advertising profile.
UK privacy rules generally require clear information and a visitor’s consent before non-essential cookies or similar technologies are used.
Technology used on this site
- Essential infrastructure: the hosting and security platform may use strictly necessary technology to deliver the site, prevent abuse or protect restricted deployments.
- Google Maps: clinic maps are blocked until you choose “Load interactive map”. Loading one connects to Google, which may use cookies or similar technology under its own policies.
- Analytics: none intentionally enabled.
- Advertising or cross-site profiling: none intentionally enabled.
- Consultation selector: service and clinic choices stay within the current browser session and are not submitted to Pharmacillin or stored in browser local storage.
Your map choice
You can view the clinic address without loading Google Maps. If you load a map, you are choosing to connect to Google for that content. You can instead use the plain “Open map” link, which opens Google in a separate tab.
Browser settings can remove or block cookies, although blocking strictly necessary technology may affect security or access. Google provides its own controls for information processed through its services.
When this notice must change
If Pharmacillin adds analytics, advertising, chat, video, booking or other non-essential technology, it must update this notice and introduce an appropriate consent control before that technology loads.
No consent banner is shown because Pharmacillin does not currently activate analytics or advertising technology and optional map content is click-to-load.
Authoritative guidance
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