Our Commitment to Reproductive Privacy
At Contraception Guide, we believe access to accurate, evidence-based reproductive healthcare information is a fundamental right that must be accompanied by absolute privacy protection. We do not track personal medical histories, fertility cycles, or reproductive decisions.
Information We Collect (and Do Not Collect)
We strictly minimize data collection to provide a fast, confidential educational experience:
- What We DO NOT Collect: We never collect Protected Health Information (PHI), medical records, sexual history, menstrual cycle data, or pregnancy test results.
- Optional Email Submissions: If you voluntarily join our newsletter or download follow-up clinical checklists, we collect only your submitted email address.
- Technical Telemetry: Aggregate, cookieless metrics (page views, browser types, country of origin) to maintain server health and accessibility.
Interactive Tools & Comparison Matrix
All interactive widgets on this guide — including the Side-by-Side Method Comparison Matrix, Effectiveness Visualizer, and Emergency Care Timeline — execute locally in your browser. Your filtered choices and preferences are never transmitted to external marketing servers or databases.
Newsletter Submissions & Communications
When you subscribe to the Contraception Journal or follow-up health guides:
- Your email is used solely to deliver educational updates and medical consensus briefs.
- We never sell, rent, monetize, or share your contact info with advertisers or data brokers.
- You can unsubscribe instantly at any time via the link in every email.
Cookies & Local Device Storage
We only use client-side localStorage to record your cookie consent choice and remember dismissed notification banners. We do not deploy behavioral tracking cookies or third-party retargeting scripts.
Third-Party Medical Links
Our articles cite authoritative healthcare guidelines from organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). We encourage reviewing the privacy statements of those external organizations when visiting their domains.
Your Privacy Rights & Inquiries
Under GDPR, CCPA, and global privacy standards, you may request access to or deletion of your email subscription records at any time. For questions or privacy requests, contact: