No cookies, and nothing to dismiss.

01The short answer

No cookies. None for analytics, none for advertising, none for preferences — not even a helpful one. Which is also why no consent banner ever appears here: there is nothing on this site to consent to.

02Local storage, and why

One feature needs a place to keep its data: your list. It is held in your browser’s local storage — a standard mechanism that keeps a little data on your device, without expiry, and without any role in HTTP requests. A cookie would ride along with every web request; local storage does not, so a server can never read the list as you browse.

03Exactly what is stored

• The products you chose — their names, the prices captured at the time, and quantities.
• Nothing beyond that: no ID, no name, no email address, no location.

04Clearing it

Either press the empty button on the list page, or wipe site data through your browser’s settings (every major browser explains the steps in a minute). The list vanishes, and nothing else changes.

05If this policy ever needs to grow

Should the site ever set a cookie, this page will say so before it happens, in plain language — and in Canada that step comes with legally required consent controls. Until then, this page is the entire story.

Re-checked October 2026.