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Privacy at 3-RX.com
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Advertising Policy
3-RX.com has business relationships with companies who pay us to place advertisements
or product and service offers on our Web site. We use the revenue from
these relationships to help offset the costs of developing quality consumer
health information.
3-RX.com requires advertisers to provide ads that are accurate, in good
taste, and otherwise comply with our advertising policy. Read about our
editorial integrity, endorsement policies, and the details of our advertising
policy.
Advertisements Clearly Identified
No Pop-Up or Pop-Under Advertisements
Clicking On Advertisements
Editorial Independence
3-RX.com Does Not Endorse Products
Types Of Advertisements Not Accepted
Advertisements Are Not Targeted To You
No Advertorials
Cookies
Sharing Aggregate User Information
Advertisements Clearly Identified
We believe it is important for you to be able to distinguish advertisements
and offers from 3-RX.com's consumer health information. For this reason,
all advertisements and sponsorship acknowledgments are separated from
our consumer health information. Each is clearly labeled, for example,
with the word "Advertisement" or "From Sponsors" running along the top, bottom,
or the side of the box in which the advertisement or sponsorship acknowledgment
appears.
Information marked "Advertisement" or "From Sponsors" on 3-RX.com may
include advertisements and offers from third parties as well as "in-house"
advertisements that will link you to consumer health information we wish
to highlight.
No Pop-Up or Pop-Under Advertisements
We do not present our users with pop-up ads of any kind on our site.
We find them annoying. If you see or receive one of these items, it is
coming from an outside source, either as a result of something you have
previously downloaded or as an "exit" pop-up from the site you just visited.
It is not coming from our site.
Here are a few possible explanations of why they occasionally appear
when you browse our site,
One possibility is that you visited some other site while surfing,
and that site launched pop-up windows in the background. These ads are
known in the advertising industry as "pop-unders." Other web pages trigger
pop-ups when a user leaves that site. When you came to 3-RX.com, the
windows may have become visible. Again, we do not condone this practice
and do not allow it on 3-RX.com.
If you have installed some free programs, especially music-sharing
programs such as BearShare or AudioGalaxy, you may have installed other
programs as well. These tiny "time bombs" can show pop-ups at random intervals
or based on anything you type on a web page. A brief description of these
programs can be found in these articles:
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-257592.php
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,49960,00.php
If you are experiencing pop-ups generated by one of these malicious programs,
you may want to remove the pop-up program from your computer. One program
that attempts to detect and to uninstall pop-up programs is available
at http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-10106-108-63806.php.
We have no relationship with the individuals who created this software
and cannot vouch for it ourselves.
If you feel you were deceived when you installed a program that creates
pop-ups, you may want to take action. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
handles complaints about deceptive or unfair business practices. To
file a complaint, visit: http://www.ftc.gov/
and click on "File a Complaint Online", call 1-877-FTC-HELP, or write
to:
Federal Trade Commission
CRC-240
Washington, D.C. 20580
If your complaint is against a company in another country, please file
it at http://www.econsumer.gov/.
If you follow all these suggestions and still have a "pop-up problem"
on 3-RX.com, feel free to write to us.
It will help us if you can right-click on the pop-up window and select
"Properties" from the drop down menu. If you write us, include the url
address that you see, so we can investigate the source of the pop-ups.
Clicking On Advertisements
If you click on a third-party advertisement, you will be leaving 3-RX.com and will be directed to the advertiser's site. Be aware that 3-RX.com has no control over the practices of other Web sites. Your computer
may receive cookies from other sites and you will not be protected by
3-RX.com's security and privacy policies.
At times, when you click on an advertisement, a box will pop up asking
you to respond to a survey or poll or answer a question. These boxes are
controlled by the advertiser; information you enter into these boxes is
submitted to the advertiser, not to 3-RX.com.
Editorial Independence
3-RX.com maintains absolute editorial independence. Like most other
commercial Web sites, 3-RX.com receives funding from third parties who
pay for the right to advertise their companies and products on our site.
This funding supports 3-RX.com's efforts to develop comprehensive and
credible consumer health information.
Neither advertising nor sponsorship will influence this Web site's news,
information content, or editorial positions. 3-RX.com maintains complete
editorial independence and does not permit advertisers or third-party
sponsors to change content, influence, or to introduce biased content
into 3-RX.com sections.
Our editorial independence and reliance on credible companies in the health-care
industry for our content is our single most important asset.
3-RX.com presents all information in accordance with the editorial
policy and practices; sponsors have no editorial input or influence
on the information itself.
3-RX.com Does Not Endorse Products
The appearance of third-party advertisements or sponsorship acknowledgements
on 3-RX.com is not a guarantee or an endorsement by 3-RX.com or any
of our content partners of the organization, product or service or the
claims made for the product or service in such advertisement or sponsorship
acknowledgement.
Types Of Advertisements Not Accepted
3-RX.com does not accept advertising that we know either contains false
or misleading claims or promotes ineffective or dangerous products.
3-RX.com does not accept advertising for alcohol, tobacco, firearms
or pornography.
3-RX.com does not accept pop-up or pop-under advertisements of any kind. We find them annoying.
Advertisements Are Not Targeted To You
Advertisers and sponsors may target their messages to specific health
information categories within our site, but 3-RX.com does not target
advertisements to individual users on our site. In other words, we do
not use personal information about you to determine which advertisements
you will see when you visit our site.
No Advertorials
3-RX.com does not accept "advertorial" articles. In other words, our
site does not display consumer health articles provided by companies who
advertise on our site. More information is available about how
our consumer health articles are developed.
Cookies
Read more about 3-RX.com's use of cookies
and clicking on advertisements.
Sharing Aggregate User Information
3-RX.com may share aggregated, anonymous statistical information regarding
site usage and traffic patterns with our advertisers and sponsors. Information
in these aggregated summary reports cannot be linked to you individually.
Any information provided by you to the advertiser is not controlled by
3-RX.com.
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