Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc.'s Privacy Policy

Your right to privacy is very important to us. We recognize that when you choose to provide us with information about yourself, you trust us to act in a responsible manner. We believe this information should only be used to help us provide you with better service. We do not sell or rent the information you provide to us online to third parties.

Collection of Personal Information

When you visit our web site and access information you remain anonymous. However, when you engage in certain activities on this site, such as requesting product information, downloading software, or entering contests, Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc. may ask you to provide certain information about yourself such as your name, mailing address, e-mail address, and other personal identifying information.

When you submit personal information to Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc., you understand and agree that Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc. and its partners and trusted vendors may transfer, store, and process your customer profile in any of the countries in which Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc. conducts business, including without limitation, the United States.

Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc. collects this information in order to record and support your participation in the activities you select. If you order a product, for example, the information is used to register your license and rights, if any, to technical support, upgrade discounts, or other benefits that may be made available to registered users. If you enter a contest, information is collected to qualify the entry and contact you regarding the contest or prize awards. Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc. also uses information that you provide as part of our effort to keep you informed about product upgrades, special offers, and other Bar Harbor BioTechnology, Inc. products and services.

Protecting Your Privacy

We will take appropriate steps to protect your privacy. We will also take reasonable security measures to protect your personal information in storage. For example, access to personally identifiable information is limited to individuals needing such access to perform their job function.