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CONNECTICUTCannabis Laws - Connecticut has medical marijuana laws. Learn more here. Alcohol Import Laws- There are no state permit requirements for non-beverage industrial use alcohol in Connecticut at this time, unless it is for lab or research. In this case, please email us your permit and we’ll get your order processed. For more information visit.
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GEORGIACannabis Laws - Visit the NORML website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Permits may be obtained for serious commercial requests. Please visit the GA Department of Revenue website to learn more.
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HAWAIICannabis Laws - Please visit the State of Hawaii, Deparment of Health website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the Honolulu Liquor Commission website for more information. The Island of Hawaii and Maui require an "Alcohol Purchase Permit." We are currently shipping to solvent to Hawaii. Please email us for more information.
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IDAHOCannabis Laws - Please visit the Idaho Office of Drug Policy to learn more. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Idaho must obtain a "Special Alcohol Permit Application and Application to Purchase High Proof Ethyl Alcohol" from Idaho State Liquor Division. Form must be renewed yearly and can be found here.
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ILLINOISCannabis Laws - Please visit the Illinois Policy website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents of Illinois need to follow a two-step procedure to be compliant in this state. 1. Complete the "APPLICATION FOR STATE OF ILLINOIS NON-BEVERAGE USER’S ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR LICENSE" from the Illinois liquor commission. The application can be found here. 2. Once liquor license is accepted, fill out RL-4 and send to Illinois Dept. of Revenue.
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IOWACannabis Laws - Please visit the Iowa Department of Public Health website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the State of Iowa Alcholic Beverages Division to learn more.
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KANSASCannabis Laws - Please visit the Kansas Deparment of Agriculture website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents of Kansas must fill out the “Non-Beverage Permit” and provide back to the ABC within 10 days along with a copy of the invoice. More information can be found here.
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KENTUCKYCannabis Laws - Please visit the NORML webpage here for cannabis law information. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the Alcoholic Beverage Control Public Protection Cabinet website here.
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MAINECannabis Laws - Pleaes visit the Maine State Legislature website to learn more. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Maine are required to obtain two permits in order to purchase alcohol. More information can be found here.
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MARYLANDCannabis Laws - Please visit the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Maryland must apply for a "Non-Beverage Permit." Follow the link below from the Comptroller of Maryland here.
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MASSACHUSETTSCannabis Manufacture Laws - Learn More Alcohol Import Laws - Due to prohibitive state liquor laws, you must import your own personal supply of alcohol into Massachusetts for use and not for resale, you must apply for a permit under Section 22A of Chapter 138. Read more here.
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MICHIGANCannabis Laws - Please visit the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents of Michigan require two permits in order to purchase alcohol: 1. "Manufacturer & Wholesaler License & Permit Application" 2. "Release of Alcohol or Alcoholic Beverages for Commercial Use"
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MINNESOTACannabis Laws - Please visit the Minnesota Legislature website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Only a licensed business in the state of Minnesota may apply for an "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO PURCHASE AND/ OR POSSESS ETHYL ALCOHOL AND/OR DISTILLED SPIRITS" from the Minnesota Licensing Department of Public Safely Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement. This is for non-beverage, industrial and manufacturing purposes only.
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MISSISSIPPICannabis Laws - Please learn more about Mississippi Medical Marijuana Amendment (2020) here. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the Mississippi Department of Revenue website here.
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MONTANACannabis Laws - Please visit the Montana Department of Health and Human Services website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Montana must obtain an "Authorization to Purchase" from the Montana Department of Revenue.
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NEBRASKACannabis Laws - Please visit the Nebraska Cannabis Legalization Initiative website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission website rules and regulations here.
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NEVADACannabis Laws - Please visit the Nevada Department of Taxation website here. Residents in Nevada are required to have a “Permissible Persons Permit” from the state of Nevada Department of Taxation. Permits are issued on a fiscal year basis and are renewed upon written request and can be found here.
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NORTH DAKOTACannabis Laws- Please learn more here or visit the NORML website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the North Dakota Alcohol Tax Forms & Instructions website here.
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OKLAHOMACannabis Laws - Please visit the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Oklahoma need to obtain an "Industrial License" in order to purchase alcohol.
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OREGONCannabis Laws - Visit Oregon.gov website to learn more here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Oregon must send an "Industrial Alcohol Authority Application" to the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC).
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PENNSYLVANIACannabis Laws - Please visit the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Website here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Pennsylvania need to apply for a "License to Purchase Alcohol".
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RHODE ISLANDCannabis Laws - Please visit the New England.com website here. Please learn more about the Liquor Enforcement and Compliance of Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation here.
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SOUTH CAROLINACannabis Laws - Please visit the website of Furteral & Nelson Charleston Law firm here. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the South Carolina Department of Revenue website here.
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SOUTH DAKOTACannabis Laws - Please visit NORML for more information. Alcohol Import Laws - Please visit the South Dakota Deaprtment of Revenue website here.
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TEXASCannabis Laws - Please see this article from the Texas Tribune. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents of Texas will need an "Industrial License" to purchase alcohol. License must be filled out and box for "Industrial" checked.
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UTAHCannabis Laws - Please visit the Utah Medical Cannabis Program here. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Utah need to obtain a "Special Use Permit"from the Utah Liquor Control Board. There are several different categories in which alcohol uses are categorized. Generally, our customers will fall under the Industrial/Manufacturing permit.
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VERMONTCannabis Laws - Check out this article from the Burlington Free Press. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents of Vermont must fill out an "Application for Permit to Purchase Alcohol" and submit it to the address provided on the application form.
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VIRGINIACannabis Laws - Check out this article from the Virgina Mercury. Alcohol Import Laws - Residents in Virginia must go to the Virginia Department of Alcohol Control and fill out 2 permits: "Application for a Permit to Purchase Industrial Alcohol" and "Industrial Use Permitee Order and Permit for Transportation of Alcohol".
Privacy Policy — Here are the highlights.
As a general rule, privacy policies are written by lawyers for lawyers. We hope you find these highlights to instead be a clear and transparent summary of our Privacy Policy, but our lawyers want us to remind you that the full, binding legalese of our Privacy Policy is below. And, California residents, there is specific legalese using definitions required by California law that you may review on our California Privacy Rights page.
With those disclaimers out of the way, here’s our most important highlight:
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Solvent Direct’s purpose is to streamline the delivery of lab supply. We will only collect, use, or share your personally identifiable information for that purpose. And we don’t sell (as “sell” is traditionally defined) your personally identifiable information to anyone else.
Personally identifiable information.
We use the term “personally identifiable information” in these highlights to mean information that identifies, or that can reasonably be linked to, an actual natural person (that’s a real, named human being). We use the stand-alone term “information” to include all types of information, including personally identifiable information.
Collection.
We may collect information relevant to you in three ways. First, we may collect information directly from you. This could be as part of your interactions with Solvent Direct personnel, such as at our retail stores or during in-home visits, or when you provide information via our digital properties such as websites or mobile apps.
Second, we will collect such information by observing behavior — either in the “real world” or through our digital properties like websites and mobile apps. Examples include security cameras at a retail store, our websites tracking visitor activities on our sites, or our digital properties collecting the characteristics of the visiting devices.
Finally, we may obtain such information from independent third parties, independent of you.
Use.
We will use your information to meet your expectations and give you a great experience with Solvent Direct. For example, that could be to fulfill a purchase, provide a service, make our digital properties run better, or maintain our My Solvent Direct® program.
You’ve probably seen in the news that the world (especially the internet) has too many fraudsters, hackers, and criminals. We use information we collect to protect our customers, Solvent Direct, and others from such bad actors.
And remember when we said above that our purpose is to enrich lives through technology? In order to do that, we’ll want to tell you about technology and other products and services that we think you’ll find useful. That means we’ll use information to try figure out what will be useful (or just fun and interesting) to you and others, or we’ll develop new or different products and services. And if we think we’ve found something you might like, we’ll use information to place or send marketing messages to you that highlight our ideas, and we’ll monitor your response to that message.
Sharing.
If you post something on a public forum on one of our digital properties, it should come as no surprise to you that it may be viewed by the general public.
We may share your personally identifiable information with suppliers or business partners to fulfill your requests or perform on our behalf a contract that we have with you.
Sometimes we share information with suppliers and business partners for internal Solvent Direct uses. The easiest examples of what we mean by this relate to information technology — they may be processing personally identifiable information, but we make sure we have contracts in place requiring that they only use the information in support of Solvent Direct.
We also may share personally identifiable information in an attempt to enforce our legal rights, in response to a request from law-enforcement authorities, and when we are required to do so by applicable law. Also, please note that if we think that sharing personally identifiable information is going to protect Solvent Direct or others from harm, that’s what we are going to do.
Finally, Solvent Direct comprises multiple corporations in the Solvent Direct family. These family members may share personally identifiable information with each other. And if one of these family members later goes off on their own, either after being acquired by a third party or merging with a third party, they will share personally identifiable information with that third party but subject to the applicable privacy policy.
Have any questions about our privacy practices? Just ask!
Whew! Even the “highlights” get a bit long. And the full, binding Privacy Policy follows, but we thought you’d appreciate our summary above. California residents, there’s also specific language and definitions required by California law. If you still have questions, here are a few ways you can contact us:
Phone
1-833-787-3427
Address
Solvent Direct, Inc
Attn: Customer Care/Privacy
2711 N Sepulveda Blvd
#237
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Solvent Direct Privacy Policy.
Your use of any of our digital properties (for simplicity, we will call our websites and mobile apps “digital properties” throughout this policy) is subject to the specific terms of use for that digital property.
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This Privacy Policy applies to Solvent Direct and Pacific Sales retail stores, other locations and events under the Solvent Direct name, and digital properties owned or operated by Solvent Direct Co, Inc. and any of our subsidiaries, unless that digital property or subsidiary has its own privacy policy (which would instead apply).
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Our California Privacy Rights page includes definitions and content consistent with California law.
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Some products and services that Solvent Direct offers may have supplemental details about information collection, use, and sharing relating to those products and services. For example:
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Solvent Direct Insignia Connect Privacy Policy supplement
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Solvent Direct Internet Powered by Starry Privacy Policy supplement
What we collect:
Information you give us.
We collect and store information you provide through our digital properties and in our stores.
The information we collect from you includes things such as:
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Name
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Postal address
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Email address
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Phone number
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Payment card number and other payment information
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Your My Solvent Direct member ID
In certain situations, we may also collect things like:
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Driver's license number (for example, if you return a product or apply for credit)
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Social Security Number (for example, if you apply for credit)
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Location information (such as when you ask us to tell you about nearby stores or use our digital properties)
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Demographic and lifestyle information (if you sign up for a registry or birthday list)
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Medical and health insurance information (for example, if you use offerings that collect medical information, such as Assured Living)
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Fingerprints (as required by law for fraud detection in connection with Solvent Direct’s product trade-in program)
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Survey responses
Information you give us about others.
You may give us information about other people, such as the name and address of a gift recipient, or the name and contact information of someone who will pick up items for you at a store. We will only use this information for the specific reason you provide it.
Information from other sources.
We may receive information about you from other sources, including third parties that help us update, expand, and analyze our records and identify new customers, and provide products and services that may be of interest to you.
Information collected automatically online.
We collect information about your interactions with us including, for example:
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The type of device or browser you’re using
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Your IP address
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Your browsing behavior while on our website
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The URLs of the websites you visited before visiting our site (these are called “referring URLs”)
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IMEI/UDID (a numeric identifier for your mobile device)
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MAC address (another kind of numeric identifier for your mobile device)
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IDFA (Apple’s ID for advertising), a randomly generated number)s.
Solvent Direct and our partners use technologies such as cookies or similar technologies to analyze trends, administer the website, track users’ movements around the website, and to gather demographic information about our user base as a whole. Users can control the use of cookies at the individual browser level.
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We may permit third-party service providers to collect and process some information from our digital properties. We may share personal information with those providers and may have similar arrangements with interest-based advertisers. We provide more information about interest-based ads below. Our digital properties are not designed to respond to “do not track” requests from browsers.
Location information.
Some of our digital properties may collect your location to, for example, help you search for one of our stores, use special mobile features within some of our stores, or provide you with helpful messaging in our mobile app. We also may use this information to determine whether to provide you with content, information, and notices that may be required by law based on your location.
Mobile devices often provide users with the ability to adjust settings related to location. If you do not want us to collect specific location information, you may modify the location services on your mobile device’s settings. Solvent Direct has no control over your device’s settings. And adjusting these settings does not completely eliminate the ability of others to develop location information about your device.
Store cameras.
Our stores may use cameras for asset protection and other operational purposes, such as measuring traffic patterns and protecting and improving our business.
Reviews and other content you provide.
Our websites offer publicly accessible blogs or community forums. Be aware that anyone who accesses these areas may read, collect, and use the information you provide.
How we use the information we collect:
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Customizing your digital experience
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Fulfilling orders and requests for products, services, or information
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Processing refunds, returns, and exchanges
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Tracking and confirming online orders
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Delivering and installing products
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Maintaining or administering Solvent Direct memberships or protection programs
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Marketing and advertising products and services
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Conducting research and analysis
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Managing our My Solvent Direct Credit Card program, including taking applications and actions to enhance card usage and service
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Preventing and identifying fraud and other illegal activity
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Engaging in internal uses such as data analytics with the purpose of enhancing existing and creating new products and services
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Complying with and enforcing applicable legal requirements, contractual obligations (including our contractual obligations with you, such as through our My Solvent Direct program, if applicable, or digital properties’ terms of use), relevant industry standards, and our policies
Interest-based advertising.
You can opt out of interest-based advertising from third-party providers who follow the Digital Advertising Alliance's Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising at www.aboutads.info/choices.
Learn more about interest-based advertising
How we share your information.
Solvent Direct does not exchange your personal information for monetary consideration. We share your information only in the ways we describe below. We may combine or share information among current or future Solvent Direct companies, including affiliates and subsidiaries.
We may share your information with third parties to perform services on our behalf such as:
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Fulfilling orders and delivering packages
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Scheduling and performing product installations
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Providing customer care and technical support, including servicing products
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Maintaining our My Solvent Direct program
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Sending Solvent Direct marketing communications and providing advertising services
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Personalizing the customer experience on our digital properties
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Fulfilling subscription services
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Conducting research and analysis
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Processing credit card payments
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Detecting fraud and other illegal activity
We also may share personal information in connection with co-branded product or service offerings (including sharing personal information with business partners to validate offers). Additionally, we may share personal information in connection with financial products or services related to our business, such as private label credit cards or the lease-to-own program. For example, when you apply for a Solvent Direct Credit Card, and while you have a Solvent Direct Credit Card, we share your personal information with our banking partners that issue the card.
Sometimes we may be required to share personal information for legal reasons, for example, if we are required to do so by a regulation, court order, subpoena or other legal process. We may also share information when we believe it is necessary to comply with the law or to respond to a government request, or when we believe disclosure is necessary or appropriate to protect Solvent Direct, our customers, or others.
We may share personal information in the event of a corporate sale, merger, acquisition, joint venture, reorganization, divestiture, dissolution, liquidation, or similar event.
How we protect your information.
We use a variety of security measures designed, under a risk-based approach, to ensure the confidentiality of your information. However, as set forth in the applicable terms of use for each digital property, we cannot and do not guarantee the security of information transmitted to us.
You also can do your part to help protect the information you provide to us. Create a strong password. Use that password only on our digital properties. And do not share your password with anyone — especially anyone claiming to work with us. We would never contact you and ask for your password — ever.
Your choices.
You may at any time:
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Stop receiving marketing or promotional emails, direct mail, phone, and mobile marketing communications
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Update and correct your personal information
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Deactivate your account
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Request removal of information you post on our digital properties; in some cases, we may not be able to remove your content or personal information, in which case we will let you know if we are unable to do so and why
To do any of these, let us know by one of these methods:
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Follow the directions in a marketing email, direct mail, or mobile communication that you receive from us
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Provide your request and current contact information through one of the contact methods listed under “contact us” below
Please note: Even if we are able to anonymize or make your content or information no longer visible, this does not ensure complete or comprehensive removal of your content or personal information from the internet.
Protecting children's privacy.
We do not knowingly solicit or collect personal information from children under the age of 13 without parental consent. If we learn that we have collected personal information from a child under age 13 without parental consent, we will promptly delete that information. If you believe that a child under age 13 may have provided us with personal information without parental consent, please contact us as specified in the “How to contact us” section of this policy.
Links to other websites.
Our websites link to other websites, many of which have their own privacy policies. Be sure to review the privacy policy on the website you are visiting.
Social media features.
Our website includes ways to interact and share using social media, through features such as a “thumbs up” button, “share this” button, or interactive mini-programs that run on our website (“widgets”). These features may collect information such as your IP address or the page you are visiting on our website and may set cookies to enable the feature to function properly. Social media features can be hosted by a third party or hosted directly on our website. Your interactions with these features are governed by the privacy policy of the social media company providing the feature.
Privacy Policy updates.
We may need to update our Privacy Policy as we and our customers grow and evolve. If we make material changes, we will notify you by email (sent to the email address specified in your account) or by means of posting a notice on this website prior to the change becoming effective, as well as inform you of any choices you may have with respect to these changes.
How to contact us:
Phone
1-833-787-3427
Last Updated: September 30, 2021
California residents:
If you are a California resident and would like to learn more about your rights under California’s laws, or review a privacy policy consistent with the same, visit our California Privacy Rights page.
Nevada residents:
If you are a Nevada resident, you have the right to request that Solvent Direct not sell your personal information to third parties. To submit this request, please send us an email at sales@solventdirect.com. However, please note that, as stated in our Privacy Policy, Solvent Direct does not sell, rent, or trade your personal information to third parties.