Cookie Policy

Effective Date: Sep 1, 2025

This Cookie Policy is intended to inform you how this website uses cookies and similar tracking technologies, as well as your rights to manage these technologies. This Policy complies with the guidelines of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), U.S. state consumer privacy laws (including but not limited to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its amendment, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA), the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA), and the consumer privacy laws of Kentucky, Rhode Island, and Indiana that took effect on January 1, 2026), as well as Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and provincial privacy laws.

Please read this Policy carefully. By using our website/app, you acknowledge that you understand and agree to our use of cookies and related tracking technologies in accordance with this Policy (Important note for Canadian Users: The use of non-essential cookies requires your explicit consent; U.S. Users may legally opt out of non-essential cookies).

I. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you access a website/app, used to identify devices, record browsing behavior, and optimize user experience. We may also use similar technologies such as pixel tags and local storage, and the usage rules of these technologies shall be governed by this Policy.

Pursuant to U.S. state privacy laws and Canada's PIPEDA, identifiers collected by cookies and related tracking technologies are deemed "personal information" and are strictly protected by the corresponding privacy regulations. Specifically, PIPEDA explicitly requires that the collection, use, and disclosure of such personal information must comply with the four core principles of accountability, consent, security, and transparency.

II. Types and Purposes of Cookies We Use

We categorize cookies as follows. We only collect data necessary to achieve specific purposes, strictly adhere to the "data minimization" principle and PIPEDA's necessity requirements, and do not store or use data beyond the scope permitted.

(I) Essential Cookies

Such cookies are necessary to ensure the normal operation of core functions of the website/app. Pursuant to U.S. and Canadian laws, they may be used without your additional consent (in line with the implied consent exception under PIPEDA). Disabling them may render core functions such as login, payment, and shopping cart unavailable.

Purposes: Maintaining user login status, saving shopping cart information, ensuring payment process security, verifying user identity, adapting to device display size, etc.
Retention Period: Usually expires automatically at the end of the session (i.e., after closing the browser/app). Some cookies used to remember login status are valid for 30 days and will be automatically deleted upon expiration.
Provider: All are first-party cookies, with no third-party disclosure involved, and strictly comply with PIPEDA's data security protection requirements.

(II) Analytical Cookies

Such cookies are used to collect user behavior data, optimize website/app performance and service experience, and are non-essential cookies. U.S. Users may choose to consent or decline; Canadian Users must provide explicit consent (consent cannot be inferred from default settings or silence) and may withdraw consent at any time.

Purposes: Recording page traffic, user browsing paths, product click preferences, and feature usage frequency to help us optimize page layout, improve product recommendations, and enhance loading speed. Data is only used for internal operational optimization.
Retention Period: 2 years. Upon expiration, data will be automatically anonymized, and anonymized data will no longer be considered personal information under PIPEDA.
Provider: May include third-party analytical tools (e.g., Google Analytics). Their use is governed by third-party privacy policies. We only authorize them to use data for the purposes specified in this Policy and have signed contracts requiring third parties to comply with PIPEDA and U.S. state privacy laws.

(III) Marketing Cookies

Such cookies are used to deliver personalized advertisements and track marketing campaign performance, and are non-essential cookies. U.S. Users may choose to consent, decline, or opt out at any time; Canadian Users must provide explicit consent, and the channel for withdrawing consent must be simple and easily accessible without affecting access to core services.

Purposes: Delivering relevant product advertisements based on user browsing history, recording ad click-through rates and conversion effects, and linking to social media promotions (e.g., Meta, Google Ads plugins). They are not used for marketing activities unrelated to the purposes of this Policy.
Retention Period: 1 year. Upon expiration, cookies will be automatically deleted, strictly adhering to the "minimum necessary retention" principle.
Provider: Mainly third-party advertising service providers. Their data processing activities are governed by their own privacy policies. We are not liable for the compliance of third parties' cookie usage, but we will retain third-party compliance commitment documents for inspection.

(IV) Third-Party Cookies

In addition to the aforementioned third-party analytical and marketing cookies, we may use third-party cookies for functions such as payment and social sharing. The use of such cookies must comply with corresponding regulatory requirements: U.S. Users may legally opt out, and Canadian Users must provide explicit consent.

Payment Service Provider Cookies: Used to ensure payment process security and verify transaction information. Their use is governed by the payment service provider's privacy policy. We only authorize third parties to collect data within the scope necessary for transactions, in compliance with PIPEDA and U.S. payment data security standards.
Social Plugin Cookies: Used to enable content sharing functions. They are only triggered when you actively use such functions. Data transmission requires your explicit consent and is solely for the purpose of implementing sharing functions.

III. Your Rights and Operation Methods

Pursuant to U.S. state privacy laws and Canada's PIPEDA, you have the following rights. We will provide free channels for you to exercise these rights and will not discriminate against you for exercising them (e.g., restricting services or increasing prices). We will also retain records of your exercise of rights for inspection (in line with PIPEDA's verifiable consent requirements).

(I) Right to Opt Out and Withdraw Consent

1. U.S. Users: You may opt out of marketing cookies and tracking activities involving the "sale/sharing" of personal information through the following methods;

2. Canadian Users: You may withdraw consent to non-essential cookies at any time. After withdrawal, we will immediately stop setting new non-essential cookies, and previously collected data may still be used for the original agreed purposes until the retention period expires.

In-Website/App Settings: Click the [Cookie Settings] or [Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information] link at the bottom of the page to precisely manage permissions for various types of cookies through the privacy settings center (you may enable/disable analytical and marketing cookies individually). Settings take effect on a per-device basis and do not require account creation.
Global Privacy Control (GPC): We support browser GPC signals. If you enable GPC in your browser, we will automatically regard this as your opt-out of data sale/sharing and targeted advertising tracking (applicable to U.S. Users); for Canadian Users, enabling GPC will be regarded as withdrawal of consent to non-essential cookies.
Third-Party Opt-Out Platforms: Use opt-out tools provided by online advertising alliances or third-party service providers to uniformly manage tracking permissions for third-party marketing and analytical cookies.

(II) Right to Access, Delete, and Correct Data

You have the right to request access to your personal information collected by us via cookies, request correction of inaccurate information, or request deletion of relevant data. This right complies with both the U.S. CCPA/CPRA and Canada's PIPEDA.

Please submit your request through the contact information at the end of this Policy. We will verify your identity and provide feedback on the processing result within 30 days (for Canadian Users) / 45 days (for U.S. Users). If data has been shared with third parties, we will make reasonable efforts to notify third parties to cooperate in deletion or correction, but we cannot guarantee complete deletion by third parties and will inform you of the actual status of third-party data processing.

(III) Browser Settings Management

You may manage all cookies through browser settings, including disabling and deleting stored cookies. Specific operations are as follows:

Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Site Settings → Cookies and other site data;
Safari: Settings → Safari → Privacy & Security → Manage Website Data;
Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data.

Please note that disabling all cookies may render some website/app functions (e.g., login, shopping cart, payment) unavailable. We will not be liable for service disruptions resulting from such disablement.

IV. Cross-Border Data Transfer Statement

For Canadian Users: We may transfer your personal information collected via cookies to the U.S. or other countries/regions for processing. Such transfers comply with PIPEDA's cross-border data transfer requirements: We only transfer data to recipients that have obtained privacy protection certifications (e.g., the U.S. Privacy Shield replacement framework) or with which we have signed compliant data processing agreements, ensuring that the level of data protection meets PIPEDA's requirements.

For U.S. Users: Cross-state and cross-border data transfers will comply with the "adequate protection" principle under state privacy laws, ensuring that data recipients have corresponding privacy protection capabilities.

V. Compliance Statement

We only use cookies with your consent (or as permitted by the essential function exception). Non-essential cookies will not be loaded until you provide consent, and we will retain verifiable consent records to avoid legal risks under U.S. and Canadian privacy laws.
We respect the "cure period" provisions under U.S. state privacy laws and the compliance rectification requirements under Canada's PIPEDA. If we receive notifications of compliance issues from regulatory authorities, we will complete rectification and provide feedback within the statutory time limit (usually 30 days for the U.S. and 45 days for Canada).
The retention period of cookie data strictly adheres to the "minimum necessary principle." Upon expiration, data will be automatically deleted or anonymized and will not be used for purposes other than the original agreed purposes. Anonymized data will no longer be subject to personal information regulations.
Protection of Minors: For U.S. Users under the age of 16, non-essential cookies may only be used with the consent of a guardian; for Canadian Users under the age of 13, non-essential cookies may only be used with the explicit consent of a guardian. Guardians have the right to request us to delete relevant data.
We will not sell personal information collected via cookies to third parties for unrelated purposes. We only share data with your consent or as permitted by law to achieve the purposes specified in this Policy. Such sharing complies with U.S. state privacy laws and PIPEDA's disclosure requirements.
For Users in Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia, Canada, this Policy is also adapted to the local "substantially similar" privacy laws. If local laws have stricter requirements, the local laws shall prevail.

VI. Third-Party Liability Statement

The use of third-party cookies is governed by third parties' own privacy policies. We have agreed on third parties' compliance obligations through contracts but are not liable for the legality of third parties' cookie usage or their compliance with regulations. You may view and manage cookie permissions through channels provided by third parties or contact third parties for details. If a third party engages in illegal data processing, you may file a complaint directly with the third party or the corresponding regulatory authority.

VII. Policy Updates

We may revise this Policy from time to time based on updates to U.S. state privacy laws, Canada's PIPEDA and provincial privacy laws, and business adjustments. The revised Policy will be posted on the homepage or footer of the website/app, with the effective date indicated. The notice period for updates shall be no less than 7 days. Please review this Policy regularly. Your continued use of our services after the update constitutes acceptance of the revised Policy. For material changes, we will separately notify Canadian Users via pop-up windows or other means and re-obtain their consent.

VIII. Contact Information

If you have any questions or complaints about our use of cookies, or wish to exercise your rights, please contact us through the following channels. We will respond within the corresponding time limit:

Contact Email: lj1721200@gmail.com
Contact Address: Room 1501, Building 1, Wangnan Building, Hongfu Community, Nancheng Sub-district, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China,523000
Response Time: Requests from U.S. Users will be replied to within 15 business days; requests from Canadian Users will be replied to within 10 business days. Complex requests may be extended to 30 business days with prior notice.