Privacy & your choices

Your privacy choices.

How WellMensRX handles your personal information, what we do with it for marketing and advertising, and exactly how to exercise the rights your state gives you under CCPA, VCDPA, CPA, CTDPA, and UCPA.

Last updated · April 17, 2026
In short

We do not sell your personal information, but we do use it for marketing.

WellMensRX does not sell your personal information for money. We treat your health information with HIPAA-grade safeguards, and clinical data (intake answers, Rx history) stays inside the treatment workflow — never used for marketing.

We do, however, use your email address and basic interaction data (pages you viewed, products you clicked, whether you started an intake) to send you promotional offers and to deliver retargeting ads on platforms like Meta, Google, and similar. That counts as "sharing" under California's CCPA and equivalent state laws. You can opt out of any of this at any time — instructions are below.

If you live in California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, or any other state with a consumer privacy law, the sections below explain exactly what rights you have and how to use them.

What we collect

Categories of personal information we collect.

We collect this information directly from you (when you sign up, complete intake, or contact support), automatically from your device (session logs), and from service providers (payment processors, shipping carriers, the compounding pharmacy filling your Rx).

Why we collect it

Purposes of collection and use.

We do not sell your personal information for money. We do not use your clinical or HIPAA-protected health information for advertising. You can opt out of marketing communications and retargeting at any time — see the "Marketing & retargeting" and "Submit a request" sections below.

Who sees it

Who we share information with.

We do not sell personal information in exchange for money. We do share limited non-health data for retargeting as described above — which state privacy laws treat as a "sale" or "share." You have the right to opt out at any time.

Marketing & retargeting

What happens when you enter our flow.

If you visit a product page, start an intake, submit your email, or interact with our ads in any way, you have entered what we call "our flow." From that point forward, we may:

We do not disclose to ad platforms that you have an intake, a prescription, a specific condition, or a diagnosis. Clinical information stays in HIPAA-protected systems. What ad platforms see is limited to: hashed email, page URL visited, whether a purchase happened, and the dollar amount.

How to opt out of marketing and retargeting

Marketing email: click the unsubscribe link in any email we send, or email privacy@wellmensrx.com. We'll process the request within 10 business days.

Retargeting ads: email privacy@wellmensrx.com with "Opt out of sharing" in the subject. You can also enable Global Privacy Control (GPC) in your browser — we honor it automatically.

Platform-level opt-outs: Meta, Google, and TikTok each have their own ad-preferences page where you can opt out of personalized ads from all advertisers at once.

Your rights

Your rights under state privacy laws.

If you live in a state with a consumer privacy law — including California (CCPA/CPRA), Virginia (VCDPA), Colorado (CPA), Connecticut (CTDPA), and Utah (UCPA) — you have the following rights:

Verification: to protect your records, we may ask you to confirm identity before fulfilling an access or deletion request. We will not share verification details with anyone else.

How to submit a request

Exercise your rights.

The fastest path is email. We respond within 15 business days and fulfill valid requests within 45 days (extensible once by 45 days for complex requests, with notice).

Privacy requests

Email: privacy@wellmensrx.com

Include: your full name, the email address on your account, the state you live in, and the specific request (access, correction, deletion, opt-out, appeal).

Authorized agents may submit requests on your behalf. We will verify written authorization before fulfilling.

Global opt-outs

Global Privacy Control (GPC).

Our site honors the Global Privacy Control signal. If your browser sends a GPC header, we treat it as a request to opt out of sale or sharing for that device. You can still submit an account-wide opt-out via email above.

Breach notification

If your information is ever compromised.

The HITECH Act requires we notify you within 60 days of discovering a breach of unsecured protected health information. Notification includes what happened, what information was involved, what steps you should take, and what we are doing to investigate and contain. For breaches affecting 500 or more individuals, we also notify the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and, where required, the media.

We maintain documented incident-response, forensic-investigation, and notification procedures. Breach response is overseen by our Privacy Officer. If a breach involves non-health personal information, we follow the applicable state breach-notification law in your state, which may have shorter timelines.

Our partners & contracts

Business Associate Agreements protect your health data.

When we work with third parties who touch protected health information (PHI) — our compounding pharmacy, our electronic health record vendor, our secure messaging provider, our cloud infrastructure vendor, our shipping and fax partners — each one is bound by a Business Associate Agreement (BAA). That contract legally requires them to apply HIPAA-compliant safeguards, report breaches back to us, and use the data only for the agreed purpose.

Vendors that only touch non-PHI data (email service providers, Meta, Google, TikTok, analytics) are not Business Associates. They never receive your intake answers, diagnoses, medications, or any other PHI. What they receive is limited to hashed email addresses and non-health interaction signals (pages viewed, funnel stage, purchase confirmation).

State health privacy laws

Some states protect you beyond HIPAA.

Several states give you stronger health-privacy protections than federal HIPAA. Where state law is more protective, we follow the state law.

The full HIPAA-required Notice of Privacy Practices lives at our NPP page.

What happens at intake

When you complete your intake, you'll be asked to provide specific consents — separate from the HIPAA treatment consent. These are optional; qualifying for treatment does not require them.