Privacy policy
The short version: this site asks for very little, checkout runs on a separate secure page, and Theapexboost doesn’t sell personal information.
Written by the Theapexboost Editorial Desk Medically reviewed by Dr. Justin Houman, MD Revised
Who this Apex Boost privacy policy covers
This policy covers theapexboost.com, the website of Theapexboost, a USA authorized Apex Boost retailer with its office at 40 West 57th Street, Floor 20, New York, NY 10019, USA. It explains what happens to information about you when you read these pages, contact the site, or follow an order button to checkout.
It doesn’t cover the checkout itself. When you choose a pack, the order is placed on a separate secure checkout run by the sales partner, and that checkout’s own privacy policy covers what you enter there. Read it before you pay, the same way you’d read the returns terms.
Information collected when you browse Apex Boost pages
You don’t need an account to use this site, and there are no sign-up forms or newsletter boxes. Like almost every website, the server that hosts these pages receives basic technical details with each visit: your IP address, your browser and device type, the page requested, the time of the request and the page that sent you here. Those details keep the site running, help spot faults and help block abuse.
The site may also use basic cookies and analytics to see which pages are read and how many visitors continue to checkout. Those figures are looked at in aggregate, to decide which pages need work. They aren’t used to build a profile of you.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings at any time, and every page on this site still works without them. Most browsers can also list the cookies a single site has stored and delete just those, so you can clear theapexboost.com without signing yourself out of anything else. Private or incognito windows discard them when you close the window.
What the Apex Boost site doesn’t collect
- No accounts, passwords or social log-ins: there’s nothing to sign up for.
- No health questionnaires. The site never asks about your medical history, and you don’t need to share it.
- No card numbers. Payment is handled entirely on the checkout.
- No precise location. The only location signal is the rough one your IP address gives every website you visit.
Keeping the list short is deliberate. Information that is never collected can’t be lost, sold or misused.
Information you share with Theapexboost about Apex Boost
If you write to the website inbox or call the order desk, you share whatever you choose to include. Usually that’s your name, email address, phone number and, for order questions, your order ID and delivery details. It’s kept so your question can be answered and, for orders, so a return or refund can be matched to the right purchase.
- The website inbox handles pages, typos, privacy requests and press. It can’t see orders.
- The order desk handles orders, tracking, changes and refunds.
Both are listed at the foot of every page and on the contact page. Please don’t send health records or details of your medical history to either desk. Neither can advise on your health, and neither needs that information.
Apex Boost orders and payment details
Payment happens on the separate checkout, not on theapexboost.com, so this site never sees or stores your full card number. The order details that come back from checkout, such as your order ID, your name, your shipping address and the pack you chose, are used to ship the order and to handle tracking, changes, returns and refunds.
Neither desk will ever ask for your full card number or security code, and you should never send them by email. If someone contacting you in Theapexboost’s name asks for them, it isn’t Theapexboost: end the conversation and reach the order desk through the number in the footer instead.
How information about Apex Boost buyers is used
- To answer your questions and help with orders, tracking, returns and refunds.
- To ship the pack you ordered to the address you gave.
- To fix faults, keep the site secure and stop abuse.
- To improve the pages, using figures seen in aggregate.
- To meet legal, tax and accounting duties.
Theapexboost doesn’t sell your personal information.
Who else handles Apex Boost order information
A few other parties see some of your information because the order can’t happen without them:
- The sales partner that runs the checkout and processes your payment, under its own privacy policy.
- The carrier that delivers your parcel, which needs your name and address.
- The hosting provider that serves these pages and receives the technical details described above.
- Public authorities, but only where the law requires it.
How long Theapexboost keeps Apex Boost records
Messages and order-related notes are kept for as long as they’re needed to answer you and to handle any return or refund, and after that only for as long as tax, accounting or legal duties require. Technical logs are kept for a shorter time, for security and fault-finding. When a record is no longer needed, it’s deleted.
Keeping Apex Boost buyer information secure
Access to messages and order records is limited to the people who handle them, and the pages themselves are served over an encrypted connection. No system is perfectly secure, so if you think information you sent has been exposed, tell the website inbox straight away with the details. It will be looked into, and you’ll get an answer, not just an acknowledgement.
Your choices about Apex Boost data
To see, correct or delete what Theapexboost holds about you, write to the website inbox listed at the foot of every page. Say what you’d like done and give enough detail to find your records, usually the email address you used. There’s no charge for a reasonable request.
Depending on where you live, state privacy laws may give you further rights, such as the right to know what categories of information are held or to limit certain uses. The same inbox handles those requests, and they’re answered in writing.
Making an Apex Boost privacy request, step by step
- Write to the website inbox listed in the footer, with “Privacy request” in the subject line.
- Say what you’d like: a copy of what’s held, a correction, a deletion, or a limit on how it’s used.
- Give the email address or order ID you used, so the right records can be found.
- You may be asked to confirm the request from that same email address, so that nobody else can obtain or erase your information.
- The answer comes in writing. If something can’t be deleted because a tax or legal duty requires it to be kept, the reply says so and explains why.
Emails about Apex Boost orders
theapexboost.com has no newsletter and no mailing-list sign-up. The emails you receive after ordering, such as the order confirmation and shipping updates, come from the checkout and the carrier. A reply from the website inbox deals only with what you asked about.
Be wary of messages that use the Apex Boost name to push a special offer, a countdown or a new payment link. Order through the buttons on this site, and if a message looks wrong, check it with the order desk before you click anything in it.
Links from Apex Boost pages to other sites
Some pages link to outside sources such as NCCIH, NIDDK, MedlinePlus, the FDA and the FTC, so you can read the source for yourself. Those sites have their own privacy policies, and this one stops at the edge of theapexboost.com.
Apex Boost visitors outside the United States
The site and the product are for buyers in the United States. If you visit from somewhere else, the information described on this page is handled in the same way, and the same inbox answers requests about it.
Children and Apex Boost
Apex Boost is for adults 18 and over, and this site isn’t aimed at children. Theapexboost doesn’t knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If you believe a child has sent information to either desk, tell the website inbox and it will be deleted.
Changes to this Apex Boost privacy policy
When this policy changes, its revision date in the byline and in the page record moves forward, and a change that affects how information is used is described on the page. This version is dated September 30, 2026.
Contacting Theapexboost about Apex Boost privacy
Write to the website inbox listed in the footer, Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm ET, or by post to Theapexboost, 40 West 57th Street, Floor 20, New York, NY 10019, USA. For anything about an order, the order desk is quicker, and the contact page lists both.
