Cookie Policy

This policy explains how Divide Water Home and relevant service providers use cookies and similar technologies. A cookie is a small data file stored on a browser or device. Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, tags, or software identifiers.

Essential technologies

Essential cookies support the shopping cart, checkout, account login, security, fraud prevention, load balancing, and saved privacy choices. Because these functions are necessary to provide the requested service, disabling them may prevent parts of the store from working.

Preference technologies

Preference technologies may remember choices such as language, region, recently viewed products, display settings, or other optional features so the site is easier to use on a future visit.

Analytics technologies

Where permitted, analytics technologies help us understand aggregate traffic, navigation, errors, performance, and which content is useful. This information supports improvements to the shopping experience.

Advertising technologies

If advertising or campaign tools are enabled, they may measure referrals, limit repeated advertising, or help assess campaign performance. Where consent is required, these optional technologies should not be used until the applicable choice is made.

Managing choices

Use any on-site cookie controls to review or change optional choices. Browser settings can also block or delete cookies. Choices are browser- and device-specific, so they may need to be repeated. Blocking essential cookies can affect cart, checkout, account, or security functions. Privacy signals are honored where required by applicable law and supported by the site’s configured tools.

Service providers and retention

Cookie providers and retention periods depend on the commerce, payment, security, analytics, and marketing tools actually enabled. Some session cookies expire when the browser closes; persistent cookies remain until their configured expiry or deletion. Third-party providers process their technologies under their own privacy notices.