Cookie Policy

Last Updated: October 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Teesside Peptides uses cookies, tracking pixels, and web storage technologies. We use these tools to ensure our wholesale platform operates smoothly, to understand how visitors engage with our services, and to support our marketing efforts.


1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you browse websites. They allow platforms to remember your actions, identify patterns, secure transactions, and serve tailored advertisements across digital networks.

2. Types of Cookies We Use

We categorise the data collection tools deployed on our site into three specific groups:

  • Strictly Necessary Cookies: Fundamental elements required to process your B2B order, maintain basket persistent variables, and handle billing handoffs securely. These cannot be disabled.
  • Performance & Analytics Cookies: Monitored via Google Analytics 4 (GA4). These track anonymised behavioral patterns, device categories, traffic origins, and standard user journeys.
  • Marketing & Advertising Cookies: Linked to Google Tags. These allow us to deliver targeted B2B advertisements on external partner networks and accurately track campaign conversions.

3. Specific Data Storage Table

Cookie/Tracker Provider Purpose Expiry
PHPSESSID Teesside Peptides Maintains your active backend login session and retains products added to your B2B wholesale shopping cart. Session
_ga / _ga_* Google Analytics (GA4) Calculates visitor counts, bounce rates, and user interactions to compile structural performance reports. 2 Years
Google Tags / GTM Google LLC Dynamically handles conversion tracking script payloads and targets commercial marketing campaigns. Persistent

4. Managing Consent & Opting Out

By default, this site configures tracking cookies to opt-in status. However, you retain full ownership over your personal data profiles. You can adjust your active marketing preferences instantly by using the **Cookie Preferences Banner** anchored at the foot of our pages, or by toggling cookie blocks inside your native web browser options.