Privacy
Privacy policy
What this site records, what it does not, and the exact point at which you stop dealing with this site and start dealing with somebody else.
Godentanol is a static information site about Dentanol. There is no account, no login, no newsletter form and no comment box anywhere on it. The tools on it — the cost calculator and the fit check among them — do their arithmetic inside your browser and send nothing anywhere. When you click through to the checkout you leave this site for a different company, and that company’s privacy policy governs from that point on.
What this site is, technically
It is worth being precise about what you are reading, because the answer explains most of the rest of this page. Godentanol is a static site: every page was written, generated into a file and uploaded. When you open one, your browser asks a server for a file and the server sends the file back. There is no application behind it, no database, no user table, no session and no account. That is not a privacy feature anybody designed — it is a consequence of how the site is built, and it is why most of this notice is a list of things that do not happen here.
One request does leave your browser for somebody else’s server on every page, and it should be named rather than glossed over: the typeface. These pages load their fonts from Google Fonts, so your browser fetches a stylesheet and some font files from fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com. What Google records when it serves a font is covered by Google’s policies and not by this one. Any browser setting that blocks third-party fonts stops it, and these pages read perfectly well in a fallback typeface.
Everything else a page needs is served from this domain. There is no advertising network, no tag manager, no embedded video, no social widget and no chat box.
What is collected, and what is not
Taken one at a time, in the plainest wording available:
- No account. There is nothing to register for and no login anywhere on this site.
- No newsletter. There is no sign-up form on any page, so there is no list for an address to go onto.
- No comments. There is nowhere here for a visitor to post anything.
- No payment details. Payment happens on the checkout, which is a different company’s site. Nothing on this domain asks for a card number.
- No cookies set by these pages. Nothing in the site’s own code writes a cookie or writes to your browser’s local storage. Close the tab and nothing is left over beyond the ordinary cache.
- No analytics product. No measurement script is loaded by any page here, so nothing about what you clicked, scrolled past, answered or calculated is recorded anywhere.
- Nothing you type into the tools. The price you give the calculator and the answers you give the fit check stay inside the page.
- Web server request logs exist, as they do for every web server. What the host keeps in them, and for how long, was not published to this desk, so this page will not pretend to a number.
The four tools run in your browser
Four things on this site respond when you touch them, and all four work the same way: the arithmetic happens inside the page you already have open, and nothing is transmitted or stored. You can check that by opening the site with your network off — every one still works, because there is nothing for them to call.
The cost calculator
Type a pack price and it divides by the tablet count. What it deliberately does not give you is a cost per day, because that needs a serving size and none is published for this product. The price you type never leaves the page.
The fit check
Six yes-or-no questions about allergies, prescriptions, pregnancy, dosing and what you want. Your answers live in the page while you are looking at it and nowhere else. Reloading wipes them.
The FAQ filter
A box that hides the questions that do not match what you typed. Every question and answer is already in the page when it loads; the box only decides which are on screen.
The thirty-tablet grid
A slider across a grid of thirty tablets, drawn at one a day — an assumption, labelled as one, because the pack states no serving size. It collects nothing.
The same is true of every panel here that opens, closes or switches. Tapping one changes what is visible, not what is known about you.
The moment you leave this site
This is the part that matters most, and the part most privacy notices bury. Every order button on this site takes you off it. The checkout is operated by a separate company, on its own domain, under its own terms and its own privacy policy. The moment that page loads, this notice has stopped applying and that company’s policy has started.
Nothing that happens there is visible from here. Your name, delivery address, email address, card details and order contents are collected by that company and handled under its policy. This desk cannot look an order up, cancel one, amend one or see whether you placed one. That is not a disclaimer written to limit responsibility; it is the shape of the arrangement.
Godentanol earns a commission when an order is placed through the link on these pages, disclosed on every page rather than only here. It is calculated by the checkout operator and carries no identity this desk could read.
So before you type anything into the checkout, the policy you are agreeing to is published there. The same is true of the one document a buyer of this product most needs: no ingredient list was supplied to this desk, and asking for it is a question for the order desk rather than for this page.
If you write to the desk
There is one address on this site: [email protected]. It reaches the editorial desk that writes these pages, and it is the right address for a correction, a typo, a question about where a figure came from, a privacy question about this notice, or a press enquiry. A message sent there is read, answered, and kept for as long as answering it takes.
- Addresses that write in are never added to any list, because no list exists.
- Nothing you send is passed to the seller, to a distributor, or to anybody else.
- Nothing you send is used for marketing of any kind.
- If you ask for a message to be deleted, it is deleted.
- The desk will never email you first, and will never ask you for a payment detail.
The limitation to know in advance: this address cannot see orders. Not slowly, not with effort — at all. If your message is about a delivery, a refund or a charge on a card, the answer will be a redirection and you will have lost a day. Go straight to the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480. A written route to the order side is not published — the pack routes written order queries to the sales contact page.
What this notice does not tell you
Privacy pages are usually long because they are written to cover every eventuality a lawyer can imagine. This one is short because the site is small, and the honest use of the space saved is to name the standard sections that are missing rather than to fill them with plausible text.
- No cookie table, because these pages set no cookies. A table of names, vendors and durations would be a list of things that do not exist.
- No analytics vendor named, because none is loaded. Naming one would be worse than saying nothing.
- No retention period for server logs. What the host keeps, and for how long, was not published to this desk, so this page records that the figure is not published rather than printing a confident one.
- No legal-basis table. None was supplied, and one invented for the look of it would be a liability to the reader rather than a service.
- Nothing about international transfers, beyond the one thing plainly true: the font request described above goes to Google’s servers, wherever those are.
- Nothing about children’s data. This site holds no data about anybody. What the product says about age is a separate and shorter matter: no age statement was supplied with it at all.
Where to send a request
Because this site holds nothing about you, most requests a person might want to make have nothing here to attach to. What is useful is a map of where each one belongs, so nothing is sent to an address that cannot act on it.
| What you want | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Anything about an order, a payment, a delivery or a refund | The order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 |
| Anything held about you by the checkout operator | The checkout operator, under the policy published on its own site |
| An email you sent this desk, and its deletion | [email protected] |
| A correction, a typo or a source query on a page here | [email protected] |
| The ingredient list, the Supplement Facts panel or the serving size | The order desk. None of the three was supplied to this desk, so there is nothing here to send you |
| A postal letter to the retail desk | 1700 Broadway, Floor 28, New York, NY 10019, USA |
| A physical return of bottles | 450 Park Avenue, Floor 5, New York, NY 10022, USA, and only after telephoning first |
The fifth row is the one people write in about. This site did not withhold the ingredient list; it never had one. Three of the five statements the FDA lists as required are absent from everything supplied, and no amount of correspondence with an editorial desk will produce them.
Changes to this notice
If this site ever begins collecting something it does not collect today — an analytics script, a sign-up form, a cookie of its own — this page will say so, and the date will change on the day it does. Last updated September 24, 2026.
This notice covers godentanol.com and nothing else. It does not cover the checkout, the seller, any distributor, or any other site you reach from a link here. Each of those publishes its own terms. Questions about this page go to [email protected].
Ask for the panel before you pay
Thirty chewable tablets, a published price to the cent, and a 60-day money-back window. What is not published is the Supplement Facts panel, the ingredient list, the serving size and the allergen statement. The order desk can be asked for all four in writing, and that request costs nothing.
60-day window · Questions first? Call +1 (302) 200-3480