What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored in the memory of your computer or mobile device. Cookies help us improve the services we provide and tailor our offerings to your needs. Cookies primarily record the URL of the page visited, the amount of data stored, and the time on the device. Put simply, cookies enable our website to display correctly and in full, and pages to load faster on your next visit. These files distinguish individual users without identifying them based on the information collected.
How do cookies help us?
- They remember your login details, so you do not have to enter them again each time after your first login.
- They personalize advertising and ensure that you are not bothered by ads for products you are not interested in.
- They make browsing pages faster and ensure the website works smoothly.
- They help you complete the purchasing process easily, quickly, and without any problems.
- Cookies identify which features and categories you browse most often, allowing us to easily tailor our offerings to your needs.
What cookies do we use and why?
- Remarketing cookies – they help us personalize and target advertising.
- Conversion cookies – they allow us to analyze the performance of individual sales channels.
- Analytics cookies – they help us understand how you use our website and how we can make browsing it more comfortable for you.
- Essential cookies – we use these to ensure the website's basic functions.
- Tracking cookies – together with conversion cookies, they help us analyze and optimize the performance of individual sales channels.
How long do cookies remain on your device?
Temporary or short-term cookies remain on your device while you visit the website. They are removed from your device when you log out of the website or close your browser.
Permanent or long-term, fixed cookies are stored on your device until you delete them manually. Alternatively, they remain for as long as specified in the cookie settings and in the settings of the browser you use.
Use of cookies by third parties
Some cookies collect information that may subsequently be used by a third party. The third party uses the data collected to support our advertising activities. This information cannot be used to identify you.
Example of a third party's use of cookies: an advertising agency prepares an online banner based on information about products purchased on our website.
Can you refuse the use of cookies?
Yes. Most web browsers accept cookies automatically by default. You can reject this setting or change it in your browser to allow only certain types of cookies.