What We Collect
When you use our contact form or write to [email protected], we receive the information you provide: typically your name, your email address, and the content of your message. That is the whole of what we ask for. If you prefer to write to us about something else, the same fields apply — we do not run separate intake forms for different topics.
We also collect basic technical data when you browse the site, such as your browser type, the pages you visited, and roughly when you visited them. This is the ordinary information a web server records to keep a site running.
We do not ask for sensitive personal data, and you should not send medical details, prescriptions, or health records through the contact form. If your question depends on your own health history, that conversation belongs with a qualified professional rather than an email thread with us.