Cookies
The MedSafe site uses cookies. Cookies are small files that are stored on your computer when you visit a website. This information is necessary for the proper functioning of a website. Cookies can collect information about your click behaviour, language settings and personal preferences on the website.
What do cookies do?
Cookies are used by MedSafe to recognize you when you visit the website, so that you can easily access your personal account. We may also use this information to make the website easier for you. This allows us to continue to improve the website. The use of cookies is safe. No personal information, such as e-mail address or personal data, can be traced back from cookies.
What do we use cookies for?
- passing information from one page to the next, for example if a long survey is completed or if you have a lot of data to fill in
- Storing preferences, such as location, the desired number of search results to be displayed, etc.
- reading browser settings in order to be able to display our website optimally on your screen
- detecting misuse of our website and services, for example by registering a number of consecutive failed login attempts
- loading the website evenly, so that the site remains accessible
- offering the ability to save login details so you don't have to re-enter them every time
- make it possible to respond to our website
Read more about the cookies used on our website here:
- Google Analytics_GA Google Analytics 2 years Tracking cookie to track repeat visits to the same website.
- Google Analytics_GAT Google Analytics 2 years Tracking cookie to keep track of repeat visits to the same website.
- PHPSESSID Expires at End of Session To keep track of the visitor's session on the website
How long do cookies stay on my computer?
Most cookies go away when you leave the MedSafe website. Some cookies remain on your computer for a few days to a few years. You can always delete cookies via the settings in your browser. Please be aware that if you do not want cookies, certain functions of the website may be lost or parts may not work properly.
Third-party cookies?
Some parts of our website, such as texts, documents, images or videos, may be from third parties. We do not always have insight into cookies that are used in this way on our website. If you encounter these, please contact us. You can also disable third-party cookies through the settings in your browser.
