Cookie Policy
Last updated October 24, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Dispensary Domination LLC uses cookies, pixels, tags, scripts, local storage, session storage, software development tools, and similar technologies on dispensarydomination.com.
These technologies may recognize a browser or device, remember preferences, operate website features, measure activity, attribute sales, display advertising, and help us understand how visitors use the website.
This policy should be read with our Privacy Policy and Advertising and Affiliate Disclosure. For privacy requests and opt-out instructions, visit Your Privacy Choices.
What Cookies Are
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your browser or device. Cookies can remember information during one visit or across multiple visits.
Some cookies are set directly by Dispensary Domination. These are called first party cookies. Others are set by outside services whose tools, content, payment systems, analytics, or advertisements appear on our website. These are called third party cookies.
Other Tracking Technologies
We may use technologies that work like cookies or collect similar information, including:
- Tracking pixels
- Advertising tags
- Conversion tags
- JavaScript
- Local and session storage
- Device and advertising identifiers
- Session replay technology
- Embedded content
- Referral and affiliate codes
- UTM parameters
- Sales representative codes
- Progressive web application storage
- Service workers and website caches
References to cookies in this policy include these similar technologies where appropriate.
Cookie Categories
Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies support functions needed to operate the website or provide a feature you request.
They may be used to:
- Keep the website secure
- Detect fraud and harmful activity
- Operate account login
- Remember items in a shopping cart
- Process checkout
- Maintain a customer session
- Process payments
- Balance website traffic
- Prevent duplicate form submissions
- Provide requested digital products
These technologies may operate without consent where applicable law allows because the requested website or checkout function cannot work correctly without them.
Preference and Functionality Cookies
Preference cookies remember choices and provide additional website functions.
They may be used to:
- Remember account and display preferences
- Maintain wishlists
- Remember recently viewed products
- Save form progress
- Remember language or location choices
- Operate live chat
- Display social media feeds
- Play embedded videos
- Support progressive web application features
- Remember dismissed messages and notices
Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics technologies help us understand how visitors find and use the website.
They may collect:
- Pages viewed
- Links and buttons selected
- Visit dates and times
- Time spent on pages
- Referring and exit pages
- Browser and device type
- Approximate location
- Website errors
- Page speed and performance
- Shopping and checkout activity
- Traffic source and campaign information
We may use this information to improve navigation, content, products, checkout, website performance, and marketing.
Behavior and Session Replay Technologies
We may use behavior monitoring services such as Microsoft Clarity to understand how visitors interact with pages, forms, navigation, and checkout.
These services may record or recreate clicks, scrolling, cursor movement, page navigation, device information, and interactions with website elements.
These services may offer masking for passwords, payment information, and sensitive form fields. Automated masking is not guaranteed to prevent every unintended capture. Do not enter sensitive information into fields that do not require it.
Advertising Cookies and Pixels
Advertising technologies may be used to measure campaigns, build audiences, display advertisements, limit repeated advertisements, and show advertising based on activity across websites or services.
These technologies may collect:
- IP address
- Cookie and device identifiers
- Pages viewed
- Products and services viewed
- Advertisements viewed or selected
- Form submissions
- Purchases and conversion events
- Referral source
- Approximate location
- Browser and device information
Advertising providers may combine this information with information collected through other websites, applications, accounts, or services.
Affiliate, Referral, and Attribution Cookies
We use affiliate links, UTM parameters, referral codes, advertising identifiers, and sales representative codes to understand which person, partner, advertisement, event, or campaign led to an inquiry or purchase.
These technologies may record:
- The referring website or campaign
- The affiliate, partner, or salesperson connected to the link
- The date and time of the visit
- Whether an inquiry or purchase occurred
- The order value or commission category
We may provide an affiliate, partner, or salesperson with limited attribution and commission information. We do not provide intake form content, payment card numbers, account passwords, or unrelated customer information merely to confirm attribution.
Social Media Cookies
Social feeds, sharing tools, videos, and other embedded content may allow social media providers to recognize your browser or collect information about your visit.
This may occur when content from Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo, or another platform appears on a page. If you are logged into that service, the provider may connect your activity on our website with your account.
Payment and Fraud Prevention Cookies
WooPayments, Stripe, PayPal, card networks, banks, and fraud prevention services may use cookies and device information to:
- Process payments
- Remember payment sessions
- Verify identity
- Detect fraudulent transactions
- Protect accounts
- Manage disputes and chargebacks
- Meet financial and legal requirements
Payment providers control their own cookies and process information under their own privacy policies.
Security and Performance Technologies
Our website hosting, caching, content delivery, security, image processing, spam prevention, and performance providers may use cookies or device information to:
- Deliver website files
- Improve loading speed
- Store cached content
- Detect bots and attacks
- Prevent spam
- Protect forms and login pages
- Monitor errors and uptime
- Apply security rules
Services That May Use Cookies
Depending on the tools active on the website, cookies and similar technologies may be used by or through:
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- WooPayments
- Stripe
- PayPal
- WPForms
- YITH WooCommerce Wishlist
- Google Analytics
- Google Ads
- Meta Pixel
- Facebook and Instagram
- Microsoft Clarity
- Google Fonts
- Adobe Fonts
- YouTube
- Vimeo
- Spam and bot protection services
- Content delivery and website security providers
- Email and customer management systems
- Live chat and support systems
- Affiliate and referral tracking systems
- Advertising networks
- Progressive web application tools
- Marketplace and vendor tools
- Social feed and embedded content plugins
Not every listed service will be active at all times. Installing a WordPress plugin does not necessarily mean that it places visitor cookies. Cookie use depends on whether the related feature is active and how it is configured.
Common Cookies and Identifiers
Cookie names and storage periods depend on the services and features active during your visit. Your browser’s site data settings can show cookies and other storage associated with this website. Some third party information may appear under the provider’s own domain.
A browser’s cookie list may not show every tracking request or form of data collection. Contact support@dispensarydomination.com with questions about a particular cookie or service.
Consent Requirements
Some cookies and similar technologies require prior consent under applicable law. Others may be used without consent when a legal exception applies, such as technologies necessary for a service you request. The applicable requirements depend on the technology, its purpose, and the law that applies.
Reading a policy, continuing to browse, or sending a later opt-out request does not provide prior consent where it is required.
Changing Your Cookie Choices
You can use your browser’s privacy or site data settings to block or delete cookies, restrict third party cookies, and enable available tracking protections. Settings vary by browser and device. You may need to repeat your choices in each browser or device you use.
Deleting cookies does not prevent new cookies from being placed during a later visit unless your browser also blocks them. Browser controls may not prevent all tracking or delete information already received by us or an outside provider.
To submit a request concerning personal information we process, email support@dispensarydomination.com with the subject “Privacy Opt Out Request” or read Your Privacy Choices. An email request does not automatically change browser settings, remove cookies, or disable tracking scripts.
Browser Controls
Most browsers allow you to view, block, or delete cookies. Browser controls vary, so review the privacy or cookie settings for your browser.
Blocking all cookies may prevent shopping carts, login, checkout, payment, embedded content, saved preferences, and other website features from working correctly.
Global Privacy Control
Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a browser or extension signal that communicates a request to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information. Businesses covered by applicable laws must honor qualifying opt-out signals. A signal does not itself block every cookie or tracking technology.
For requests concerning information associated with your email address, account, or business relationship with us, email support@dispensarydomination.com. Email is an additional request method and does not replace any obligation to honor legally required browser signals.
Third Party Advertising
We may display advertisements from independent businesses or advertising networks.
Third party advertising technologies may use cookies and identifiers to select advertisements, measure views and clicks, prevent fraud, attribute conversions, or personalize advertising.
Use your browser’s tracking protections or the advertising provider’s own privacy settings to limit some advertising tracking. These options do not replace prior consent where applicable law requires it.
An advertiser’s own privacy policy governs information collected after you select an advertisement or visit the advertiser’s website.
Embedded Content
Pages may include content from outside services, such as videos, maps, social posts, reviews, forms, calendars, or interactive tools.
Embedded content may allow the outside provider to collect device information and website activity as though you visited that provider directly.
Browser protections may limit some embedded content and related tracking. Selecting or interacting with embedded content does not necessarily provide consent to every tracking purpose.
Forms and Intake Information
Information entered directly into contact, checkout, account, support, or service intake forms is governed by our Privacy Policy.
Cookies may support form security, save form progress, prevent duplicate submissions, remember referral information, or connect the submission to an advertising campaign.
Do not place passwords, patient information, complete payment card numbers, government identification numbers, medical records, or unrelated sensitive information into a form unless we specifically request it and provide an approved method.
Data Collected Through Cookies
Information collected through cookies may be disclosed to employees, contractors, website providers, payment processors, analytics providers, advertising providers, affiliates, sales representatives, security providers, and other recipients described in our Privacy Policy.
Some advertising disclosures may be considered a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising under applicable privacy laws even when no money is paid for the information.
We do not knowingly sell personal information for money.
International Visitors
Dispensary Domination LLC operates from the United States. Cookie information may be processed in the United States and other countries where our providers operate.
Visitors from the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and other locations may have additional rights concerning consent, withdrawal, objection, access, deletion, and international transfers.
Cookie Duration
Session cookies normally expire when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain until their set expiration date or until you delete them.
Cookie duration depends on the provider, purpose, browser settings, and website configuration. Providers may change their cookies and retention periods without direct notice to us.
Changes to This Cookie Policy
We may update this policy when we add or remove technology, change how the website works, or need to address new legal requirements.
The current version will be posted on this page with its latest revision date.
Contact Us
Questions about cookies and tracking technologies may be sent to support@dispensarydomination.com.

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