Cookie Policy
This policy explains how Japan Medical may use cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy.
What Is a Cookie?
Small files that support website functions
A cookie is a small file or piece of information stored on or associated with a browser or device. Cookies and similar technologies can help a website remember preferences, maintain functionality, understand how visitors use pages, and, where enabled, support analytics or advertising.
Not every technology used by a website is necessarily a cookie, but this policy uses the term broadly where similar rules or choices may apply.
Types of Cookies We May Use
Different purposes need different treatment
Strictly necessary cookies
Support functions required for the website to operate, such as security, network management, consent preferences, language settings, or essential page functionality.
Preference cookies
Remember choices such as language or other website preferences when those features are enabled.
Analytics cookies
Help us understand general website activity, page usage, navigation patterns, or performance so we can improve usability and content.
Advertising or marketing cookies
If introduced, these may support campaign measurement, remarketing, or advertising functions. Where applicable law requires consent, they should not be activated until the required choice has been obtained.
Medical Information and Advertising
Medical records should stay outside ad profiling
Medical records
Records submitted for patient coordination are not intended to be used to create targeted advertising profiles.
Sensitive inquiries
Where technically possible, we aim to avoid using the content of a patient’s medical inquiry as an advertising audience signal.
Third parties
Independent analytics, communication, or advertising providers may have their own policies, so optional technologies should be configured carefully.
Third-Party Technologies
Some features rely on independent services
Your Cookie Choices
Control non-essential technologies where required
Where applicable law requires consent, visitors should be given an appropriate choice before relevant non-essential technologies are activated.
Where required, visitors should be able to reject non-essential technologies without losing access to basic website content.
Most browsers allow users to delete or block cookies through browser settings.
Blocking some technologies may affect preferences, embedded features, or other website functions.
Where a consent-management tool is used, visitors should be able to revisit or change their choices through the available settings.
Changes to This Policy
Technology changes, so the policy may change too
Japan Medical may update this Cookie Policy when website technologies, service providers, or applicable requirements change.
The revision date at the top of this page indicates the latest published version.
If the website begins using a new category of non-essential technology, the cookie notice and consent configuration should be reviewed at the same time.
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Questions about cookies or website privacy?
Contact Japan Medical through WhatsApp or LINE for questions about this policy or the privacy information presented on our website.
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