Cookie Policy

Effective Date: [05,15, 2026]
Last Updated: [05,15, 2026]

This Cookie Policy explains how IVD CDMO (“IVD CDMO,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit [https://www.ivdcdmo.com] and related pages operated by us.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

IVD CDMO is a B2B service presentation and business inquiry platform focused on in vitro diagnostics-related services, including IVD antibody development, antigen development, immunoreagent development, assay development support, OEM services, and CDMO manufacturing solutions.

Our website is intended for professional and business users. It is not designed to collect patient-identifiable medical information, protected health information, clinical records, diagnostic reports, or sensitive health data.

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1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your browser, computer, mobile device, or other device when you visit a website. Cookies allow a website to recognize your device, remember certain preferences, improve website functionality, analyze website traffic, and support security or marketing functions.

Similar technologies may include:

• Pixels
• Tags
• Web beacons
• Local storage
• Session storage
• Software development kits
• Tracking scripts
• Analytics identifiers
• Advertising identifiers

In this Cookie Policy, we refer to cookies and similar technologies collectively as “cookies.”

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2. Why We Use Cookies

We may use cookies to:

• Operate our website
• Enable core website functionality
• Improve page loading and browsing experience
• Remember cookie preferences
• Protect the website from spam, fraud, or abuse
• Analyze website traffic and visitor behavior
• Understand which pages and content are most useful
• Improve SEO, content structure, and user experience
• Measure marketing campaign performance
• Support B2B advertising or remarketing, where used
• Improve communication with business visitors and potential customers

We do not use cookies to intentionally collect protected health information, patient-identifiable medical information, clinical records, diagnostic reports, or sensitive health data.

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3. Types of Cookies We Use

Depending on the tools enabled on our website, we may use the following categories of cookies.

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3.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies are required for the website to function properly. These cookies may support basic functions such as:

• Page navigation
• Website security
• Form submission
• Cookie preference storage
• Load balancing
• Spam protection
• Session management
• Access to secure areas of the website

These cookies are essential and cannot usually be disabled through our cookie preference tools.

You may block these cookies through your browser settings, but some parts of the website may not function properly.

Examples may include:

• Cookie consent preference cookies
• Security cookies
• Session cookies
• Form protection cookies
• Website infrastructure cookies

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3.2 Functional Cookies

Functional cookies help improve website usability and remember certain choices you make.

These cookies may support:

• Language preferences
• Region preferences
• Display preferences
• Form field convenience
• User interface settings
• Returning visitor experience

If you disable functional cookies, some website features may not work as smoothly.

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3.3 Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics and performance cookies help us understand how visitors interact with our website.

These cookies may collect information such as:

• Pages visited
• Time spent on pages
• Traffic sources
• Referring websites
• Device type
• Browser type
• Approximate location
• Click behavior
• Page loading performance
• Error reports

We use this information to improve website performance, content quality, SEO structure, navigation, and user experience.

Where required by applicable law, analytics cookies will only be used after you provide consent. Under EU and UK cookie rules, non-essential cookies generally require prior consent unless a limited exemption applies. The European Commission’s own cookie policy explains that users are prompted to accept or refuse cookies, while ICO guidance stresses that consent must involve a clear positive action and cannot be buried only in a hard-to-find privacy policy.(European Commission)

Examples may include:

• Google Analytics
• Google Tag Manager
• Search Console-related measurement tools
• Website performance analytics tools
• Heatmap or behavior analytics tools, where used

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3.4 Marketing and Advertising Cookies

Marketing and advertising cookies may be used to measure advertising performance, understand campaign effectiveness, or deliver more relevant B2B content.

These cookies may support:

• Campaign tracking
• B2B remarketing
• Advertising conversion measurement
• Audience segmentation
• Cross-site advertising measurement
• Social media advertising measurement

These cookies may be placed by us or by third-party advertising partners.

Where required by law, we will obtain your consent before using marketing cookies. For California residents, certain advertising or cross-context behavioral advertising activities may be considered “sharing” under California privacy law, even if personal information is not sold for money. California’s official CCPA resource states that consumers may request businesses to stop selling or sharing personal information.(California AG)

Examples may include:

• Google Ads
• LinkedIn Insight Tag
• Meta Pixel
• Microsoft Advertising
• Other B2B advertising or remarketing tools, where used

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3.5 Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies may be placed by third parties that provide services to us or integrate with our website.

These third parties may include:

• Website hosting providers
• Analytics providers
• Advertising platforms
• CRM or marketing automation providers
• Embedded video providers
• Security and anti-spam providers
• Social media platforms
• Form processing tools

Third-party cookies are controlled by the relevant third parties and may be subject to their own privacy and cookie policies.

We encourage you to review the privacy and cookie policies of any third-party services you interact with.

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4. Cookie Consent

Depending on your location, we may request your consent before placing non-essential cookies on your device.

For users in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and other jurisdictions with similar cookie consent requirements, we will seek consent before using non-essential cookies such as analytics, functional, marketing, or advertising cookies, unless an applicable legal exemption applies.

You may choose to:

• Accept all cookies
• Reject non-essential cookies
• Manage cookie preferences by category
• Change or withdraw your consent later

Refusing non-essential cookies will not prevent you from accessing the main content of our website, although some features, analytics, personalization, or marketing functions may be limited.

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5. How to Manage Cookie Preferences

You can manage cookies in several ways.

5.1 Cookie Banner or Preference Center

Where available, you can manage your cookie choices through our cookie banner or cookie preference center.

You may update your preferences at any time by clicking:

Cookie Settings
or
Manage Cookie Preferences

[Insert Cookie Settings Link or Button]

5.2 Browser Settings

Most browsers allow you to block, delete, or manage cookies.

You can usually find cookie controls in your browser’s privacy or security settings.

Common browser controls may allow you to:

• Block all cookies
• Block third-party cookies
• Delete existing cookies
• Clear cookies when closing the browser
• Set site-specific cookie permissions
• Prevent cross-site tracking

Please note that blocking all cookies may affect website functionality.

5.3 Device and Platform Settings

Mobile devices and operating systems may provide additional privacy settings, including advertising ID controls, app tracking controls, or browser-level privacy protections.

5.4 Global Privacy Control

Where required by applicable law, we will make reasonable efforts to recognize and respond to legally required browser-based opt-out signals, such as Global Privacy Control, where technically feasible and applicable.

For California residents, Global Privacy Control may be used to communicate opt-out preferences regarding the sale or sharing of personal information. California’s CCPA resource specifically references user-enabled global privacy control as a way to opt out.(California AG)

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6. Cookies and Personal Information

Some cookies may collect or be associated with information that could be considered personal information under applicable privacy laws, such as:

• IP address
• Device identifiers
• Browser identifiers
• Cookie identifiers
• Online activity information
• Approximate location
• Advertising identifiers
• Website interaction data

We use such information in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

We do not intentionally use cookies to collect sensitive health information, patient-identifiable medical information, clinical records, diagnostic reports, or protected health information.

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7. Legal Basis for Using Cookies

Where GDPR, UK GDPR, ePrivacy rules, PECR, or similar laws apply, our legal basis for using cookies may depend on the cookie type.

7.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies are used because they are required to provide the website and its core functions.

7.2 Functional, Analytics, and Marketing Cookies

Where required by law, we use non-essential cookies based on your consent.

You may withdraw your consent at any time through our cookie preference tools.

7.3 Website Security and Fraud Prevention

Some cookies or similar technologies may be used to protect website security, prevent spam, detect abuse, and maintain website integrity.

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8. California and U.S. State Privacy Rights

If you are a California resident or are located in another U.S. state with applicable privacy rights, you may have certain rights regarding cookies and online tracking technologies.

Depending on applicable law, these rights may include:

• The right to know what categories of personal information are collected
• The right to know how personal information is used
• The right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information
• The right to opt out of targeted advertising
• The right to delete or correct certain personal information
• The right to use legally recognized browser-based opt-out signals where applicable
• The right not to be discriminated against for exercising privacy rights

We do not sell personal information for direct monetary payment. However, certain advertising, analytics, or marketing technologies may be considered “sharing,” “targeted advertising,” or “cross-context behavioral advertising” under some U.S. privacy laws.

Where required, you may opt out by using:

Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
or
Your Privacy Choices

You may also contact us using the information provided below.

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9. Cookie Duration

Cookies may remain on your device for different periods of time.

9.1 Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary and are deleted when you close your browser.

9.2 Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period of time or until you delete them.

The duration of cookies may vary depending on their purpose and provider.

We aim to retain cookies only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Cookie Policy.

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10. Examples of Cookies That May Be Used

The specific cookies used on our website may change over time depending on website functions, plugins, analytics tools, advertising tools, hosting configuration, and security services.

A cookie table may include the following information:

Cookie Category	Purpose	Provider	Duration	Type
Strictly Necessary	Website operation, security, consent storage, form submission	IVD CDMO / hosting provider / security provider	Session or persistent	First-party / third-party
Functional	Remember preferences such as language or display settings	IVD CDMO / plugin provider	Varies	First-party / third-party
Analytics	Measure traffic, page views, user behavior, and website performance	Google Analytics or similar tools	Varies	First-party / third-party
Marketing	Measure advertising performance, support remarketing, and campaign tracking	Google Ads, LinkedIn, Meta, Microsoft, or similar platforms	Varies	Third-party
Anti-Spam / Security	Protect forms and website from spam, bots, and abuse	Security or anti-spam provider	Varies	First-party / third-party

Before publishing, you should replace this general table with the actual cookies identified by your cookie scanner or consent management platform.

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11. Embedded Content and External Services

Our website may include embedded content or third-party features, such as:

• Videos
• Maps
• Social media buttons
• Document viewers
• Contact forms
• Analytics scripts
• Advertising pixels
• CAPTCHA or anti-spam tools
• Live chat tools, if enabled

These services may place their own cookies or collect information about your interaction with the content.

We do not control all third-party cookie practices. You should review the applicable third-party privacy and cookie policies for more information.

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12. Updates to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in:

• Website functions
• Cookies and tracking technologies
• Analytics tools
• Marketing tools
• Legal requirements
• Business operations
• Consent management practices

The updated version will be posted on this page with a revised “Last Updated” date.

Your continued use of the website after updates means that you acknowledge the revised Cookie Policy.

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13. Contact Us

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or how we use cookies and similar technologies, please contact us:

IVD CDMO
Website: [https://www.ivdcdmo.com]
Email: [[email protected]]

For cookie-related requests, please include “Cookie Policy Inquiry” in the subject line.