Privacy Policy
TACTIC HEALTH INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL E-COMMERCE LEGAL FRAMEWORK
GLOBAL PRIVACY, TERMS, AND COMPLIANCE POLICIES
LEGAL NOTICE
These policies, terms, conditions, and disclosures govern the use of the website, applications, digital platforms, products, and services operated by Tactic Health International.
Tactic Health International is an international e-commerce company, operating from the United States of America and offering products and services to consumers located in different international jurisdictions, including Colombia, through cross-border e-commerce operations.
By accessing, browsing, registering, purchasing, or using our website, platforms, applications, or services, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and fully accepted these legal policies, terms, conditions, and disclosures.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. International Privacy Policy
2. International Terms and Conditions
3. International E-commerce Disclosures
4. International Billing and Tax Support Policy
5. Customs, Tax, and Import Disclaimer
6. Cookies and Tracking Technologies Policy
7. Personal Data Processing Policy – Colombia
8. International Returns, Exchanges, and Refunds Policy
9. Fraud Prevention and Payment Security Policy
10. Intellectual Property and Brand Protection Policy
11. Electronic Communications and Marketing Consent
12. Shopify Technology and Third-Party Platforms Disclaimer
13. Limitation of Liability
14. Arbitration and International Dispute Resolution
15. International Data Transfers
16. Consumer Rights and International Trade Disclosures
17. Security and Cybersecurity
18. User Conduct and Restrictions on Use
19. Sanctions, Trade Restrictions, and International Compliance
20. Modifications and Updates
21. Contact Information
1. INTERNATIONAL PRIVACY POLICY
1.1 Scope of the Privacy Policy
This International Privacy Policy describes how Tactic Health International collects, uses, stores, processes, transfers, shares, and protects personal information obtained through its website, digital platforms, applications, customer service channels, advertising activities, social networks, and international e-commerce operations.
This Policy applies to all visitors, customers, buyers, users, subscribers, and individuals who interact with our services from any jurisdiction, including the United States, Colombia, and other international markets.
1.2 Information We Collect
We may collect the following categories of information:
A. Personally Identifiable Information
• Full name or company name
• Shipping address (City-State)
• Email address
• Phone number
• Identification number and type
B. Transactional Information
• Purchase history
• Order information
• Product preferences
• Shopping cart activity
• Payment confirmations
• Return history
• Exchange or refund requests
• Shipping records
C. Payment Information
Payments are processed by third-party providers and payment gateways. We may receive limited information related to:
• Type of payment method
• Payment validation status
• Fraud risk indicators
• Transactional identifiers
Unless expressly stated otherwise, we do not directly store full bank card numbers.
D. Technical and Device Information
• IP address
• Device identifiers
• Browser type
• Operating system
• Session activity
• Geolocation data
• Referral URLs
• Interaction patterns
• Cookies and tracking technologies
E. Marketing and Behavioral Information
• Advertising interactions
• Email opens
• Clicks and digital behavior
• Product interests
• Browsing
• Audience segmentation
• Remarketing identifiers
F. International Trade Information
• Customs declarations
• Courier information
• Import information
• International logistics data
• Tax and tariff estimates
• International transaction identifiers
1.3 Legal Bases for Processing
Where applicable under international privacy regulations, including GDPR and equivalent regulations, we process personal information under the following legal bases:
• Contract execution
• Legitimate business interests
• Compliance with legal obligations
• Fraud prevention and security
• User consent
• International transaction processing
1.4 Use of Personal Information
The collected information may be used for:
• International purchase processing
• Order fulfillment
• Fraud prevention
• Identity verification
• Logistics and shipping management
• Customs processes
• Payment verification
• Customer service
• Commercial communications
• Advertising personalization
• Analytics and optimization
• Legal and regulatory compliance
• Risk management
• Cybersecurity
• Business operations
• Platform administration
• International trade compliance
1.5 International Data Transfers
By using our services, you acknowledge and agree that your information may be transferred, processed, and stored in the United States and other jurisdictions where our technology, logistics, commercial, and infrastructure providers operate.
International transfers may occur in connection with:
• Shopify infrastructure
• Payment gateways
• Logistics providers
• Advertising platforms
• Analytics services
• Anti-fraud systems
• Cloud services
• Technology operators
1.6 Processing Related to International E-commerce
Tactic Health International operates as an international cross-border e-commerce company.
As part of international operations, information may be shared with:
• International courier companies
• Customs authorities
• Logistics operators
• Payment processors
• Fraud prevention systems
• Government authorities
• Technology platforms
• Tax and regulatory compliance providers
1.7 Cookies and Tracking Technologies
We and our technology partners may use:
• Cookies
• Pixels
• SDKs
• Web beacons
• Session replay
• Heatmaps
• Behavioral analytics tools
• Advertising identifiers
• Cross-device tracking technologies
These technologies may be used for:
• Authentication
• Analytics
• Personalization
• Advertising
• Remarketing
• Fraud prevention
• Platform optimization
• Performance monitoring
1.8 Advertising and Remarketing
We may use advertising and remarketing platforms including:
• Meta Ads
• Google Ads
• TikTok Ads
• Pinterest Ads
• Klaviyo
• Email marketing platforms
• SMS marketing platforms
These platforms may collect information related to:
• User activity
• Purchase behavior
• Browsing
• Advertising interactions
• Device usage
1.9 Fraud Prevention and Security Monitoring
We reserve the right to monitor transactions, accounts, IP addresses, device identifiers, and behavioral patterns for the purposes of:
• Fraud prevention
• Chargeback prevention
• Identity verification
• Risk scoring
• Detection of suspicious activities
• Abuse prevention
• Cybersecurity monitoring
We may suspend, delay, or cancel transactions that show high risk indicators.
1.10 International Billing and Tax Support
Transactions processed by Tactic Health International correspond to international commercial operations originating from the United States.
The customer acknowledges and accepts that:
• Purchases may be supported by order confirmations, electronic receipts, digital vouchers, or equivalent documents in accordance with applicable law;
• Local electronic invoicing systems in the destination country may not apply when the operation legally corresponds to an international sale;
• International purchases may generate customs declarations, import records, and government documentation;
• Currency exchange rates may vary;
• Taxes, tariffs, and import duties may be imposed by authorities in the destination country.
1.11 Data Retention
We will retain information for the time reasonably necessary for:
• Legal compliance
• Tax obligations
• Accounting processes
• Fraud prevention
• International compliance
• Customer support
• Dispute resolution
• Business operations
Retention periods may vary depending on the applicable jurisdiction.
1.12 Information Security
We implement reasonable security measures including:
• Encryption technologies
• Access controls
• Authentication protocols
• Anti-fraud monitoring
• Security reviews
• Cybersecurity measures
• Infrastructure protection
However, no digital platform or electronic transmission can guarantee absolute security.
1.13 Protection of Minors
Our services are not directed to children under 13 years of age or minors according to applicable law.
We do not intentionally collect personal information from minors without valid legal authorization.
1.14 User Rights
Depending on applicable law, users may have rights related to:
• Access
• Correction
• Deletion
• Portability
• Objection
• Restriction
• Revocation of consent
• Opt-out of certain processing
Requests can be made through our official privacy channels.
1.15 Habeas Data Compliance – Colombia
For users located in Colombia, Tactic Health International recognizes the rights established in:
• Law 1581 of 2012
• Decree 1377 of 2013
• Applicable Colombian data protection regulations
Data subjects may:
• Know, update, and rectify their data
• Request proof of authorization
• Revoke authorizations when legally appropriate
• File complaints with the SIC
1.16 California Privacy Rights
Where applicable, California residents may exercise rights under:
• CCPA
• CPRA
Including:
• Right of access
• Right of deletion
• Right of correction
• Right to opt-out
• Right to limit certain processing
1.17 European Privacy Rights
Where GDPR is applicable, users may exercise:
• Right of access
• Right of rectification
• Right of erasure
• Right of restriction
• Right of data portability
• Right of objection
• Right to withdraw consent
1.18 Policy Modifications
We reserve the right to modify this Policy at any time.
Updated versions will become effective upon publication, unless applicable law states otherwise.
Continued use of the services constitutes acceptance of the modifications made.
2. INTERNATIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
2.1 Acceptance of Terms
By accessing, browsing, registering, making purchases, or using any functionality of Tactic Health International's website, digital platforms, applications, or services, you agree to be legally bound by these International Terms and Conditions, as well as all related policies, disclosures, and legal documents.
If you do not agree with any of these terms, you must refrain from using our services.
2.2 Legal Capacity
By using our services, you declare and warrant that:
• You have sufficient legal capacity to contract;
• You are at least the age of majority required in your jurisdiction;
• All information provided is true, complete, and up-to-date;
• You will use the platform only for legitimate purposes;
• You will not engage in fraudulent, abusive, or illegal activities.
2.3 International Nature of the Operation
Tactic Health International operates as an international e-commerce platform with operations originating from the United States of America.
All purchases made through our platform may constitute international export and import operations, subject to:
• U.S. regulations;
• International customs regulations;
• Destination country regulations;
• Import restrictions;
• Applicable taxes, tariffs, and duties.
The customer expressly acknowledges that:
• The purchase is international in nature;
• International logistical times may vary;
• Customs authorities may intervene with the merchandise;
• Delays may arise from inspections, verifications, or governmental contingencies;
• Tax and customs costs may vary depending on the destination jurisdiction.
2.4 Seller of Record
Tactic Health International will act as the international seller ("Seller of Record") for operations conducted through its platform, unless expressly stated otherwise.
The company reserves the right to use:
• logistics operators,
• third-party technology providers,
• marketplaces,
• fulfillment partners,
• payment gateways,
• international compliance providers,
• customs agents,
• or affiliated operational entities,
to facilitate the processing and fulfillment of international orders.
2.5 Product Availability
Product availability may vary in real time.
Tactic Health International does not guarantee permanent inventory availability and reserves the right to:
• limit quantities,
• cancel orders,
• discontinue products,
• modify references,
• correct inventory errors,
• update specifications,without prior notice.
2.6 Publishing and Pricing Errors
We reserve the right to correct:
• typographical errors,
• pricing errors,
• inventory errors,
• description errors,
• photography errors,
• promotional errors,
• technical errors,
• synchronization errors,even after an order has been received or payment processed.
In the event of material errors, we may:
• cancel the transaction,
• issue refunds,
• request additional confirmation,
• reject the order.
2.7 Product Representation
Images, colors, renders, videos, and digital representations of products are illustrative and may vary depending on:
• screens,
• devices,
• lighting,
• manufacturing processes,
• production batches,
• materials,
• color calibration.
Tactic Health International does not guarantee exact matching between digital representations and physical products.
2.8 Restrictions on Use
The following are strictly prohibited:
• using bots,
• scraping,
• automated data extraction,
• unauthorized resale,
• content duplication,
• reverse engineering,
• price manipulation,
• promotional fraud,
• abusive use of returns,
• interference with the platform,
• illicit use of intellectual property,
• fraudulent or illegal activities.
The company may block:
• accounts,
• devices,
• IPs,
• transactions, without prior notice when suspicious behavior is detected.
3. INTERNATIONAL E-COMMERCE DISCLOSURES
3.1 Export and Import
Orders may be exported from the United States and imported into the destination country through international logistics operators and courier services.
The customer acknowledges that:
• import may be subject to government review;
• customs authorities may request additional documentation;
• customs clearance times are variable;
• there are inherent risks in international trade.
3.2 Customs and Government Authorities
Customs authorities may:
• inspect goods,
• detain packages,
• request documentation,
• assess taxes,
• apply tariffs,
• reject merchandise,
• delay deliveries,
• impose regulatory restrictions.
Tactic Health International does not control governmental or customs decisions.
3.3 Taxes, VAT, and Tariffs
Depending on the destination country, the following may arise:
• VAT,
• tariffs,
• customs fees,
• import taxes,
• storage charges,
• nationalization costs,
• inspection costs,
• courier charges,
• additional government taxes.
Unless expressly stated, these values are not included in the product price.
3.4 Buyer's Responsibility
The buyer will be responsible for:
• checking import restrictions;
• complying with local regulations;
• providing correct information;
• addressing customs requirements;
• assuming taxes and government charges when applicable;
• collaborating with nationalization processes.
3.5 International Delays
Estimated delivery times are approximate and do not constitute a contractual guarantee.
Delays may arise from:
• customs inspections,
• logistical congestion,
• weather events,
• strikes,
• governmental restrictions,
• political events,
• operational contingencies,
• force majeure,
• third-party failures.
4. INTERNATIONAL BILLING AND TAX SUPPORT POLICY
4.1 International Tax Nature
Operations conducted through Tactic Health International correspond to international sales processed from the United States.
Transactions will be subject to:
• applicable U.S. regulations;
• international regulations;
• international tax obligations;
• provisions of the destination country.
4.2 International Billing
Purchases may be documented by:
• Order confirmation
• electronic receipts,
• digital vouchers,
• payment confirmations,
• internationally accepted equivalent documents.
The customer acknowledges that:
• certain jurisdictions may not require a local electronic invoice for international operations;
• the documentation issued may differ from local tax formats;
• the international nature of the operation may generate special tax treatments.
4.3 Colombia – Electronic Invoicing
When the sale corresponds to an international operation originating from the United States, the customer acknowledges that:
• the transaction may not be subject to the Colombian DIAN electronic invoicing system;
• the supporting document for the operation may correspond to international commercial documentation;
• the tax documents issued will be subject to the legislation applicable to the selling entity.
4.4 Currency Conversion
Currency conversions:
• may vary daily;
• will depend on financial institutions;
• may include bank spreads;
• may generate exchange rate differences.
Tactic Health International does not control:
• bank rates,
• currency conversions,
• financial charges,
• issuing entity fees.
4.5 Payment Verification
The company may:
• manually validate payments;
• request additional documentation;
• verify identity;
• suspend orders;
• reject transactions;
• cancel suspicious operations.
5. CUSTOMS, TAX, AND IMPORT DISCLAIMER
5.1 Cross-Border Nature
The customer expressly acknowledges that purchases made constitute international cross-border operations subject to:
• customs processes,
• government controls,
• international regulations,
• tax variations,
• international logistical risks.
5.2 Customs Inspections and Holds
Customs authorities may:
• open packages,
• inspect goods,
• value products,
• recalculate taxes,
• hold shipments,
• request supporting documents,
• reject imports.
Tactic Health International does not guarantee release times or customs outcomes.
5.3 Regulatory Changes
Import regulations may be modified at any time by governmental authorities.
The company will not be responsible for:
• tax changes,
• regulatory restrictions,
• import prohibitions,
• tariff modifications,
• health restrictions,
• government measures.
5.4 Rejected or Abandoned Packages
If a package:
• is rejected,
• abandoned,
• unclaimed,
• permanently held,
• destroyed by a competent authority, the company may deduct:
• logistical costs,
• taxes,
• operating expenses,
• courier charges,
before any eventual refund.
6. COOKIE AND TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES POLICY
6.1 Use of Cookies
Tactic Health International uses cookies and similar technologies to improve the user experience, optimize the platform, analyze behavior, personalize content, and execute advertising campaigns.
Cookies are small files stored on the user's device that allow recognition of preferences, sessions, and browsing patterns.
6.2 Technologies Used
We may use:
• Session cookies
• Persistent cookies
• Pixels
• SDKs
• Web beacons
• Local storage
• Session replay technologies
• Heatmaps
• Advertising identifiers
• Cross-device tracking
• Conversion APIs
• Analytics scripts
6.3 Purposes
Tracking technologies may be used for:
• authentication;
• remembering preferences;
• shopping cart;
• fraud prevention;
• traffic analysis;
• advertising measurement;
• remarketing;
• personalization;
• UX/UI optimization;
• commercial segmentation;
• performance monitoring;
• conversion analysis;
• platform security.
6.4 Third-Party Platforms
We may work with third parties including:
• Shopify
• Conectiff
• Meta
• Google
• TikTok
• Pinterest
• Analytics providers
• Advertising networks
• Fraud prevention systems
These third parties may collect information related to:
• browsing;
• digital behavior;
• advertising interactions;
• commercial activity;
• device usage.
6.5 Consent
Where applicable law requires, we will request consent for certain categories of cookies and tracking technologies.
The user may:
• accept;
• reject;
• configure preferences;
• disable cookies through their browser.
Disabling cookies may affect certain site functionalities.
6.6 Behavioral Advertising
We may use behavioral advertising and remarketing technologies to display ads related to:
• products viewed;
• browsing activity;
• inferred interests;
• purchasing behavior.
6.7 Global Privacy Signals
Where applicable law requires, we may recognize opt-out signals such as:
• Global Privacy Control (GPC)
• legally recognized equivalent mechanisms.
7. PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING POLICY – COLOMBIA
7.1 Data Controller
Tactic Health International will act as the data controller for personal data collected through its digital platforms and international commercial operations.
7.2 Colombian Regulatory Framework
This policy is developed in accordance with:
• Law 1581 of 2012;
• Decree 1377 of 2013;
• other applicable Colombian regulations on personal data protection and Habeas Data.
7.3 Data Processed
We may process:
• identification data;
• contact information;
• transactional information;
• logistical information;
• browsing information;
• commercial information;
• information related to international imports.
7.4 Purposes of Processing
Data may be used for:
• purchase processing;
• anti-fraud validations;
• customer service;
• marketing;
• advertising;
• logistics;
• customs processes;
• legal compliance;
• analytics;
• commercial optimization;
• digital security;
• contractual compliance;
• tax management;
• prevention of money laundering and fraud, where applicable.
7.5 Rights of the Data Subject
The data subject may:
• know their data;
• update it;
• rectify it;
• request proof of authorization;
• revoke authorizations;
• request deletion;
• submit inquiries;
• file complaints with the SIC.
7.6 International Transfer
The data subject acknowledges and accepts that their data may be transferred internationally to:
• the United States;
• technology providers;
• logistics operators;
• payment gateways;
• advertising platforms;
• cloud providers;
• anti-fraud systems;
• competent authorities.
7.7 Inquiries and Complaints
Inquiries and complaints related to Habeas Data may be submitted through the official channels defined by the company.
8. INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE, RETURN AND REFUND POLICY
8.1 International Nature of Returns
International returns may involve:
• customs processes;
• courier costs;
• inspections;
• health restrictions;
• variable times;
• operational validations.
8.2 General Conditions
To be eligible for a return or exchange, the product must be:
• unused;
• unwashed;
• clean;
• in perfect condition;
• with original tags;
• kept in original conditions;
• without alterations;
8.3 Excluded Products
The following may be excluded from return:
• personalized products;
• final sale products;
• used products;
• altered products;
• products with customer-attributable damage;
• gift cards;
• sanitarily compromised items.
8.4 Return Costs
Unless legally mandatory or expressly approved:
• international return costs;
• courier charges;
• taxes;
• customs expenses;
• insurance;
will be borne by the customer.
8.5 Refunds
Refunds may be made through:
• partial reversal;
• full reversal;
• methods authorized by the company.
Processing times will depend on:
• financial institutions;
• payment gateways;
• banks;
• international operators.
8.6 Lost or Held Packages
The company will not be responsible for losses arising from:
• government authorities;
• customs holds;
• package abandonment;
• incorrect information provided by the customer;
• delivery refusal;
• absence of the recipient.
8.7 Policy Abuse
We reserve the right to limit or reject:
• abusive returns;
• refund fraud;
• suspicious behavior;
• resale activities;
• misuse of commercial policies.
9. FRAUD PREVENTION AND PAYMENT SECURITY POLICY
9.1 Transaction Verification
All transactions may be subjected to:
• risk analysis;
• manual validation;
• anti-fraud scoring;
• identity verification;
• geographical validation;
• IP validation;
• documentary validation;
• automated controls.
9.2 Right of Preventive Cancellation
Tactic Health International may:
• suspend;
• hold;
• cancel;
• reject; orders that show indicators of fraud or high risk.
9.3 Chargebacks
Transactions subject to:
• chargebacks;
• bank fraud;
• abusive claims;
• malicious disputes; may be investigated and reported in accordance with applicable legislation.
9.4 Cooperation with Authorities
The company may share information with:
• governmental authorities;
• financial institutions;
• anti-fraud platforms;
• payment operators;
• regulatory bodies;
when legally required or reasonably necessary to prevent fraud.
10. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND BRAND PROTECTION POLICY
10.1 Ownership
All content, including:
• trademarks;
• logos;
• designs;
• photographs;
• videos;
• graphics;
• texts;
• renders;
• illustrations;
• advertising content;
• digital content; are the property of Tactic Health International or their respective owners.
10.2 Restrictions
It is prohibited to:
• copy;
• reproduce;
• modify;
• distribute;
• commercialize;
• reuse;
• exploit;
• scrape;
• use artificial intelligence for unauthorized replication;
without express written authorization.
10.3 Brand Protection
The company reserves the right to initiate:
• legal actions;
• administrative claims;
• content removal requests;
• enforcement processes; against unauthorized uses of its intellectual property.
11. CONSENT TO ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING
11.1 Consent to Communications
By registering, subscribing, purchasing, or interacting with our platforms, the user may authorize Tactic Health International to send:
• emails;
• SMS messages;
• WhatsApp messages;
• push notifications;
• promotional communications;
• transactional communications;
• commercial reminders;
• advertising campaigns;
• communications related to products and services.
11.2 Transactional Communications
Regardless of marketing preferences, the company may send communications related to:
• orders;
• payments;
• security;
• verification;
• returns;
• policy changes;
• legal compliance;
• operational incidents.
11.3 Personalized Advertising
The user acknowledges that we may use information related to:
• purchases;
• browsing;
• interests;
• digital behavior;
• advertising interactions; for:
• Remarketing;
• custom audiences;
• lookalike campaigns;
• commercial personalization;
• advertising segmentation.
11.4 Opt-Out of Communications
The user may request to opt out of promotional communications through:
• unsubscribe links;
• preference settings;
• official service channels;
• mechanisms enabled by the platform.
Opting out will not apply to strictly operational or legal communications.
11.5 International Compliance
Electronic communications may be governed by:
• CAN-SPAM Act;
• TCPA;
• GDPR;
• applicable local regulations;
• international digital marketing regulations.
12. SHOPIFY AND THIRD-PARTY PLATFORM TECHNOLOGY DISCLAIMER
12.1 Technological Infrastructure
Tactic Health International may operate using:
• Shopify;
• cloud platforms;
• APIs;
• payment gateways;
• logistics platforms;
• analytical tools;
• advertising systems;
• third-party applications;
• SaaS providers.
12.2 Technological Interruptions
The company does not guarantee:
• uninterrupted availability;
• absence of errors;
• absolute continuity;
• perfect synchronization;
• fault-free operation.
There may be:
• server outages;
• inventory errors;
• synchronization failures;
• temporary interruptions;
• third-party errors;
• API incidents;
• scheduled maintenance;
• cybersecurity events.
12.3 Third-Party Integrations
Services may integrate with:
• Meta;
• Google;
• TikTok;
• payment platforms;
• logistics providers;
• anti-fraud systems;
• marketplaces;
• Shopify applications.
The company does not fully control third-party operations.
12.4 Technological Risks
The user acknowledges inherent risks related to:
• the internet;
• digital processing;
• electronic fraud;
• cyberattacks;
• malware;
• phishing;
• connectivity failures;
• human errors;
• technological vulnerabilities.
13. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
13.1 General Limitation
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Tactic Health International will not be liable for:
• indirect damages;
• incidental damages;
• consequential damages;
• loss of income;
• loss of opportunity;
• loss of data;
• business interruptions;
• reputational damages;
• lost profits;
• damages derived from third parties.
13.2 Third-Party Services
The company will not be responsible for actions, omissions, or failures related to:
• couriers;
• customs;
• financial institutions;
• payment gateways;
• technological platforms;
• cloud providers;
• logistics operators;
• marketplaces;
• advertising platforms.
13.3 Force Majeure
We will not be responsible for breaches arising from:
• natural disasters;
• pandemics;
• wars;
• riots;
• strikes;
• government restrictions;
• infrastructure failures;
• climatic events;
• international interruptions;
• customs contingencies;
• cyberattacks;
• massive technological failures.
13.4 Economic Limitation
In the event of legally proven liability, Tactic Health International's maximum accumulated liability will not exceed the value actually paid by the customer for the specific transaction that originated the claim.
14. ARBITRATION AND INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION
14.1 Private Dispute Resolution
Disputes arising from the use of the platform may be resolved through:
• direct negotiation;
• mediation;
• arbitration;
• private dispute resolution mechanisms.
14.2 Applicable Law
Unless otherwise mandatorily provided, these terms will be governed by the laws of the State where Tactic Health International has its principal operation in the United States.
14.3 Waiver of Class Actions
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the user agrees to resolve disputes individually and waives:
• class actions;
• collective actions;
• representative claims.
14.4 Jurisdiction
The company may reasonably determine:
• jurisdiction;
• venue;
• arbitration seat;
• resolution mechanisms; according to the nature of the dispute and applicable law.
15. INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS
15.1 Global Transfers
Personal information may be transferred internationally to:
• the United States;
• cloud providers;
• technological systems;
• logistics operators;
• advertising platforms;
• anti-fraud providers;
• processing entities.
15.2 Consent
The user expressly acknowledges and accepts such international transfers by using our services.
15.3 Protection Standards
The company will endeavor to implement reasonable measures to protect internationally transferred information.
16. CONSUMER RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE DISCLOSURES
16.1 International Nature of the Commercial Relationship
The user acknowledges that:
• The commercial relationship may involve multiple jurisdictions;
• Legal protections may vary by country;
• Certain local regulations may not apply to international operations.
16.2 Right of Withdrawal and International Limitations
Rights of withdrawal, return, or cancellation may be subject to:
• International legislation;
• Sanitary restrictions;
• Logistics costs;
• Customs procedures;
• Personalized nature of products;
• Reasonable operational limitations.
16.3 Consumer Cooperation
The customer undertakes to:
• Provide truthful information;
• Cooperate with customs processes;
• Address logistical requirements;
• Comply with local regulations;
• Act in good faith.
17. SECURITY AND CYBERSECURITY
17.1 Security Measures
We may implement:
• Encryption;
• Authentication;
• Monitoring;
• Firewalls;
• Anti-fraud systems;
• SIEM tools;
• Access validations;
• Cybersecurity protocols.
17.2 Security Incidents
In case of security incidents, the company may:
• Investigate;
• Restrict access;
• Suspend operations;
• Inform authorities;
• Adopt corrective measures.
17.3 User Responsibility
The user will be responsible for:
• Protecting credentials;
• Maintaining the security of their devices;
• Avoiding sharing access;
• Reporting suspicious activities.
18. USER CONDUCT AND RESTRICTIONS ON USE
18.1 Permitted Conduct
The user must use the platform solely for purposes that are:
• Legal;
• Legitimate;
• Authorized personal or commercial.
18.2 Prohibited Activities
The following are prohibited:
• Fraud;
• Hacking;
• Scraping;
• Bots;
• Manipulation of promotions;
• Abuse of returns;
• Misuse of intellectual property;
• Illicit activities;
• Reverse engineering;
• Impersonation;
• Money laundering;
• Illicit financing.
18.3 Corrective Measures
The company may:
• Cancel accounts;
• Block transactions;
• Restrict access;
• Report suspicious activities;
• Initiate legal actions.
19. SANCTIONS, TRADE RESTRICTIONS AND INTERNATIONAL COMPLIANCE
19.1 International Regulatory Compliance
Tactic Health International may implement reasonable controls to comply with:
• International regulations;
• Trade laws;
• Export restrictions;
• Economic sanctions;
• Financial regulations;
• Government controls;
• Regulations for the prevention of fraud and financial crimes.
19.2 Geographic Restrictions
The company may restrict, limit, or prohibit operations to:
• Certain countries;
• Sanctioned territories;
• Restricted jurisdictions;
• Regions with high regulatory risk;
• Locations subject to special government controls.
19.3 Compliance Checks
We may perform validations related to:
• Identity;
• Geographic location;
• Restrictive lists;
• Suspicious activity;
• Regulatory compliance;
• Financial validations;
• International fraud prevention.
19.4 Right to Refuse
Tactic Health International may refuse transactions when it reasonably considers that:
• There is regulatory risk;
• There is reputational risk;
• The operation could infringe regulations;
• There are indications of fraud;
• The activity is suspicious;
• The destination presents operational or legal restrictions.
20. MODIFICATIONS AND UPDATES
20.1 Right of Modification
Tactic Health International reserves the right to:
• Modify;
• Update;
• Replace;
• Supplement; these policies, terms, and conditions at any time and without prior notice, unless applicable law requires otherwise.
20.2 Effectiveness
Modifications will come into effect from:
• Their publication;
• Update on the platform; or from the expressly indicated date.
20.3 Continued Use
Continued use of the platform after any modification will constitute acceptance of:
• The updated terms;
• New policies;
• Additional disclosures;
• Implemented regulatory changes.
21. CONTACT INFORMATION
21.1 General Contact
For inquiries related to:
• Privacy;
• Orders;
• Returns;
• Compliance;
• International trade;
• Support;
• Claims;
• Data protection; users may contact through the official channels published by Tactic Health International.
21.2 Data Protection
Requests related to:
• Habeas Data;
• Privacy;
• Access;
• Correction;
• Deletion;
• Revocation;
• Limitation of processing; may be made through the official mechanisms enabled by the company.
22. ADDITIONAL OPERATIONAL CLAUSES FOR CORPORATE SHIELDING
22.1 Risks of International E-commerce
The user acknowledges that international e-commerce involves inherent risks related to:
• Logistics fluctuations;
• Inventory availability;
• Tax variations;
• Regulatory restrictions;
• Technological changes;
• Exchange rate variations;
• Customs processes;
• Third-party risks;
• International contingencies.
22.2 Risks Related to Couriers and Logistics Operators
The company may use third-party national and international logistics operators.
Tactic Health International does not guarantee:
• Exact times;
• Absence of logistical errors;
• Operational continuity of third parties;
• Absence of losses or delays.
22.3 Identity and Compliance Validations
The company may request:
• Identity documents;
• Additional verifications;
• Address confirmations;
• Bank validations;
• Enhanced authentication;
as a condition for approving certain transactions.
22.4 Prevention of Money Laundering and Illicit Activities
Tactic Health International may monitor operations for purposes of:
• Fraud prevention;
• Money laundering prevention;
• Illicit financing prevention;
• Regulatory compliance;
• Financial abuse prevention.
22.5 Resale Restrictions
Unless expressly authorized, commercialized products may not be:
• Massively resold;
• Commercially redistributed;
• Used for unauthorized parallel activities;
• Commercialized using the company's brand.
22.6 Use of Reviews, User-Generated Content, and Influencers
By publishing:
• Reviews;
• Photographs;
• Videos;
• Testimonials;
• Comments;
the user grants Tactic Health International a non-exclusive, international, and reasonably necessary license to:
• Reproduce;
• Publish;
• Promote;
• Adapt; use such content for commercial and advertising purposes.
22.7 Artificial Intelligence and Automated Tools
The company may use automated tools, algorithms, artificial intelligence, and analytical systems for:
• Fraud prevention;
• Personalization;
• Recommendations;
• Customer service;
• Operational automation;
• Risk analysis.
22.8 Platform Integrity
The following are prohibited:
• Attempting to compromise security;
• Interfering with servers;
• Performing automated attacks;
• Altering functionalities;
• Manipulating algorithms;
• Affecting the operational stability of the platform.
23. GENERAL INTERNATIONAL E-COMMERCE DISCLAIMER
23.1 User Acknowledgment
The user expressly acknowledges that:
• They understand the international nature of the operation;
• They accept the inherent risks of international e-commerce;
• They understand that multiple third parties are involved;
• They understand that government authorities may intervene in the operation;
• They understand that delays, inspections, and additional costs may exist.
23.2 Exclusion of Absolute Guarantees
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the services are provided "as is" and "as available."
Tactic Health International does not guarantee:
• Uninterrupted operation;
• Absolute absence of errors;
• Universal compatibility;
• Permanent availability;
• Absence of international contingencies.
23.3 Operational Independence
Tactic Health International operates as an independent international e-commerce entity.
International operations, technological platforms, logistical processes, and commercial activities will be executed in accordance with the operational and corporate model exclusively defined by the company.
24. EFFECTIVENESS
This International E-commerce Legal Framework comes into effect from its publication and will remain applicable until modified, replaced, or updated by Tactic Health International.
25. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING POLICY
25.1 International Nature of Shipments
All shipments made by Tactic Health International may involve:
• International logistics operators;
• Customs procedures;
• Multiple jurisdictions;
• Government inspections;
• Third-party carriers;
• International logistics hubs.
Delivery times are estimates and may vary significantly due to external factors.
25.2 Logistics Operators
The company may use:
• International couriers;
• Postal operators;
• Freight forwarders;
• Fulfillment providers;
• Last-mile services;
• Third-party logistics platforms.
Operator selection may vary based on:
• Country;
• Region;
• Weight;
• Availability;
• Logistical risk;
• Regulatory restrictions.
25.3 Delivery Times
The reported times are approximate and do not constitute a contractual guarantee.
Delays may arise from:
• Customs processes;
• Inspections;
• Logistical congestion;
• Weather events;
• Government restrictions;
• Strikes;
• International conflicts;
• Transportation problems;
• Force majeure events.
25.4 Failed Deliveries
The customer will be responsible for providing:
• Correct addresses;
• Complete information;
• Valid contact details;
• Reasonable availability for reception.
The company will not be responsible for:
• Address errors;
• Absence of the recipient;
• Delivery rejections;
• Logistical impossibility;
• Local access restrictions.
25.5 Restricted Zones
Tactic Health International may limit or refuse shipments to:
• High-risk areas;
• Restricted territories;
• Regions with logistical limitations;
• Locations subject to regulatory restrictions;
• Addresses not covered by operators.
25.6 Transport Risk
Once the package is handed over to the logistics operator, certain risks inherent in international transport may be beyond the company's reasonable control.
25.7 Shipping Insurance
Unless expressly indicated:
• Shipments may not be fully insured;
• Coverage may depend on the logistics operator;
• Certain losses may be limited by carrier terms.
25.8 Partial Deliveries
Orders may be delivered:
• Partially;
• In multiple packages;
• By different operators;
• On different dates.
25.9 Damaged Packages
The customer must report visible damage reasonably within a reasonable time after delivery.
The company may request:
• Photographs;
• Videos;
• Documentation;
• Courier support;
• Packaging evidence.
26. ANTI-CHARGEBACK POLICY AND FINANCIAL PROTECTION
26.1 Chargeback Prevention
Tactic Health International implements anti-fraud and validation measures to reduce:
• Chargebacks;
• Friendly fraud;
• Abusive disputes;
• Fraudulent claims;
• Unauthorized use of payment methods.
26.2 Electronic Evidence
The user acknowledges that the following may be used as valid evidence:
• Digital records;
• Tracking logs;
• IP validations;
• Electronic confirmations;
• Timestamps;
• Shopify records;
• Courier receipts;
• Anti-fraud verifications;
• Electronic acceptance of terms.
26.3 Fraudulent Disputes
The company may:
• Contest disputes;
• Share evidence;
• Report suspicious activity;
• Restrict future purchases;
• Block accounts;
• Initiate legal actions when appropriate.
26.4 Banking Cooperation
We may cooperate with:
• Banks;
• Issuers;
• Acquirers;
• Anti-fraud platforms;
• Regulatory authorities;
• Payment operators;
in investigations related to financial fraud.
27. REVIEWS, USER-GENERATED CONTENT, AND INFLUENCERS POLICY
27.1 Reviews and Testimonials
Users may publish:
• Opinions;
• Reviews;
• Photographs;
• Videos;
• Testimonials;
• Comments; related to products or services.
27.2 License of Use
By publishing content, the user grants Tactic Health International a license that is:
• Non-exclusive;
• International;
• Transferable;
• Sublicensable;
• Royalty-free;
to:
• Reproduce;
• Publish;
• Promote;
• Adapt;
• Redistribute; commercially use such content.
27.3 Moderation
The company may:
• Moderate;
• Hide;
• Delete;
• Reject; content it considers:
• Offensive;
• Fraudulent;
• Misleading;
• Illegal;
• Defamatory;
• Abusive;
• Contrary to its policies.
27.4 Influencers and Ambassadors
Collaborations with:
• Influencers;
• Ambassadors;
• Affiliates;
• Content creators;
may be subject to:
• Specific contracts;
• Regulatory disclosures;
• FTC guidelines;
• Advertising obligations.
27.5 Advertising Content
The company may reuse user-generated content for:
• Campaigns;
• Social media;
• Advertising;
• E-commerce;
• Digital marketing;
• Promotional materials.
28. EXPANDED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY
28.1 Comprehensive Protection
Tactic Health International protects:
• Brands;
• Designs;
• Photographs;
• Campaigns;
• Renders;
• Digital content;
• Catalogs;
• Videos;
• Textile designs;
• Graphic elements;
• Technology;
• Interfaces.
28.2 Infringements
The following are prohibited:
• Falsifying;
• Copying;
• Replicating;
• Commercializing imitations;
• Using unauthorized content;
• Distributing protected material.
28.3 DMCA and Takedown Requests
The company may implement procedures for:
• Copyright claims;
• Takedown notices;
• Content removal;
• Digital enforcement;
• Brand protection.
28.4 Marketplaces and Unauthorized Distribution
Tactic Health International may act against:
• Unauthorized distributors;
• Resellers;
• Marketplace listings;
• Unapproved commercialization;
• Counterfeits.
28.5 Scraping and Artificial Intelligence
It is prohibited to:
• Use automated scraping;
• Train AI models;
• Extract databases;
• Replicate content using AI;
without express written authorization.
29. DIGITAL SECURITY AND CYBER INCIDENTS POLICY
29.1 Operational Security
The company may implement:
• Continuous monitoring;
• Threat detection;
• Firewalls;
• Encryption;
• Access segmentation;
• SIEM monitoring;
• Authentication controls;
• Intrusion prevention tools.
29.2 Cybersecurity Incidents
In case of incidents related to:
• Ransomware;
• Unauthorized access;
• Breaches;
• Leaks;
• Malware;
• Phishing;
• Digital attacks; the company may:
• Restrict operations;
• Suspend services;
• Activate internal protocols;
• Cooperate with authorities;
• Conduct investigations.
29.3 Notifications
When legally required, the company may notify incidents in accordance with:
• Applicable legislation;
• Regulatory criteria;
• International obligations.
29.4 Limited Liability
Tactic Health International does not guarantee absolute immunity against:
• Cyberattacks;
• Breaches;
• Acts of third parties;
• Advanced technological threats.
30. ADVERTISING COMPLIANCE AND DIGITAL MARKETING POLICY
30.1 General Principles
Tactic Health International ensures that its advertising and promotional activities are developed in accordance with:
• Principles of transparency;
• Good commercial practices;
• Applicable advertising regulations;
• International digital marketing standards.
30.2 Digital Advertising
The company may conduct campaigns through:
• Meta Ads;
• Google Ads;
• TikTok Ads;
• Pinterest Ads;
• Email marketing;
• SMS marketing;
• Influencers;
• Affiliates;
• Marketplaces;
• Third-party advertising platforms.
30.3 Promotional Content
Images, videos, renders, and promotional materials may be illustrative, conceptual, or advertising in nature.
Certain visual elements may:
• represent prototypes;
• include staged environments;
• contain digital stylization;
• use creative or technological tools;
• vary from the final product.
30.4 Testimonials and Reviews
Opinions, testimonials, or reviews reflect individual experiences and do not constitute:
• a universal guarantee;
• a promise of results;
• an absolute representation;
• a medical claim.
30.5 Influencers and Ambassadors
Promotional collaborators must comply with:
• regulatory guidelines;
• commercial disclosures;
• FTC standards;
• advertising transparency requirements.
30.6 Advertising Limitations
The company does not guarantee:
• specific results;
• commercial impacts;
• professional benefits;
• medical outcomes;
• clinical performance;
• institutional acceptance;
derived from the use of products, unless expressly and verifiably stated.
31. POLICY ON MEDICAL PRODUCTS, SCRUBS, AND CLINICAL UNIFORMS
31.1 Nature of Products
Unless expressly indicated otherwise, the products marketed by Tactic Health International correspond to:
• apparel;
• clinical apparel;
• medical uniforms;
• textile accessories;
• general-use products.
31.2 Not a Medical Device
Unless expressly stated otherwise:
• the products are not medical devices;
• they are not certified medical equipment;
• they do not replace mandatory professional protective equipment;
• they do not guarantee specific clinical protection.
31.3 Certifications
Any reference to:
• textile technologies;
• technical properties;
• performance;
• comfort;
• resistance;
• stretch;
• anti-fluid;
• antimicrobial; shall be interpreted according to commercial specifications and not as an absolute medical guarantee, unless expressly documented by certification.
31.4 Professional Use
The user will be responsible for verifying:
• institutional requirements;
• clinical protocols;
• professional demands;
• health regulations;
• applicable standards in their professional environment.
31.5 Limitation of Clinical Guarantees
Tactic Health International does not guarantee:
• disease prevention;
• absolute biological protection;
• reduction of contagions;
• automatic compliance with hospital regulations;
• specific medical results.
32. DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY POLICY
32.1 Commitment to Accessibility
Tactic Health International strives to develop digital experiences that are reasonably accessible to different users and devices.
32.2 Continuous Improvements
The company may implement improvements related to:
• navigation;
• compatibility;
• readability;
• digital structure;
• mobile accessibility;
• assistive technologies.
32.3 Technical Limitations
Due to:
• third-party integrations;
• external applications;
• dynamic technologies;
• shared infrastructure;
we cannot guarantee absolute compatibility with all systems or accessibility tools.
33. DOCUMENT RETENTION AND RECORDS POLICY
33.1 Information Retention
The company may retain:
• transactional records;
• communications;
• billing;
• customs documentation;
• anti-fraud validations;
• technological records;
• operational logs;
• digital evidence; for the time reasonably necessary for:
• legal compliance;
• audits;
• legal defense;
• fraud prevention;
• tax compliance;
• international compliance.
33.2 Electronic Records
Electronic records may be used as:
• contractual evidence;
• transactional support;
• digital proof;
• operational backup.
33.3 Information Deletion
Data deletion may be limited by:
• legal obligations;
• regulatory requirements;
• investigations;
• disputes;
• tax processes;
• anti-fraud obligations.
34. B2B AND INSTITUTIONAL POLICY
34.1 Institutional Operations
The company may conduct operations with:
• hospitals;
• clinics;
• universities;
• distributors;
• medical organizations;
• businesses;
• institutional groups.
34.2 Special Conditions
Institutional operations may be subject to:
• independent contracts;
• special terms;
• differentiated commercial policies;
• financial validations;
• particular logistical conditions.
34.3 Limitations
The approval of institutional accounts will be subject to commercial and risk validation.
35. PRESALES AND BACKORDERS POLICY
35.1 Presales
The company may offer products in the following modalities:
• presale;
• preorder;
• early launch;
• future production.
35.2 Estimated Times
Projected dates for presales are approximate and may vary due to:
• production;
• logistics;
• customs;
• availability;
• suppliers;
• international contingencies.
35.3 Cancellations
The company may:
• cancel presales;
• modify dates;
• limit quantities;
• issue refunds;
for reasonable operational or commercial reasons.
36. GIFT CARDS, STORE CREDIT, AND BALANCES POLICY
36.1 Commercial Credits
The company may issue:
• gift cards;
• store credits;
• vouchers;
• promotional credits;
• virtual balances.
36.2 Restrictions
Unless expressly provided:
• they will not be redeemable for cash;
• they may have an expiration date;
• they may be subject to promotional conditions;
• they will not be transferable.
36.3 Fraud and Abuse
The company may cancel credits related to:
• fraud;
• promotional abuse;
• chargebacks;
• suspicious activity.
37. MEMBERSHIP PROGRAMS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS POLICY
37.1 Special Programs
The company may implement:
• memberships;
• VIP programs;
• recurring benefits;
• subscription plans;
• loyalty programs.
37.2 Variable Conditions
Benefits may be:
• modified;
• suspended;
• limited;
• canceled;
according to reasonable commercial criteria.
37.3 Renewals
Subscriptions may:
• automatically renew;
• require recurring authorization;
• include periodic charges.
38. MARKETPLACES AND RESALE POLICY
38.1 Unauthorized Distribution
Unless expressly authorized, the following are prohibited:
• mass resale;
• commercial redistribution;
• commercialization in marketplaces;
• unauthorized use of the brand.
38.2 Commercial Protection
The company may:
• monitor marketplaces;
• request removal of publications;
• restrict distributors;
• initiate legal actions;
• protect brand integrity.
38.3 Channel Control
Tactic Health International reserves the right to determine:
• authorized channels;
• permitted distributors;
• territories;
• commercial restrictions.
39. ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY OF THE PLATFORM
39.1 Permitted Use
The user agrees to use the platform only for:
• legitimate activities;
• authorized purchases;
• permitted personal or commercial purposes;
• good faith interactions.
39.2 Prohibited Activities
The following are strictly prohibited:
• fraud;
• impersonation;
• identity falsification;
• manipulation of promotions;
• mass account creation;
• use of bots;
• scraping;
• automated data extraction;
• interference with systems;
• spam;
• cyber attacks;
• return abuse;
• warranty abuse;
• illicit use of payment methods;
• unauthorized distribution;
• money laundering;
• illicit activities.
39.3 Enforcement Measures
The company may:
• suspend accounts;
• block access;
• cancel orders;
• restrict operations;
• report suspicious activities;
• cooperate with authorities.
40. FINANCIAL COMPLIANCE AND CRIME PREVENTION POLICY
40.1 Prevention of Illicit Activities
Tactic Health International may implement reasonable measures to prevent:
• fraud;
• money laundering;
• illicit financing;
• financial abuse;
• suspicious transactions;
• prohibited activities.
40.2 Verifications
The company may perform:
• documentary verifications;
• financial validations;
• behavioral analysis;
• anti-fraud reviews;
• enhanced authentication.
40.3 Regulatory Cooperation
We may cooperate with:
• regulatory authorities;
• financial entities;
• governmental agencies;
• anti-fraud platforms;
• judicial authorities; when legally required.
41. POLICY ON AVAILABILITY AND CONTINUITY OF SERVICE
41.1 Availability
The company will strive to maintain reasonable availability of its platforms, without guaranteeing:
• absolute continuity;
• uninterrupted operation;
• permanent availability;
• absence of errors.
41.2 Maintenance
The following may occur:
• maintenance;
• updates;
• technological changes;
• operational adjustments; without prior notice.
41.3 Suspensions
The company may temporarily suspend services due to:
• maintenance;
• security;
• operational risks;
• technological incidents;
• regulatory requirements;
• force majeure events.
42. CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY POLICY
42.1 Correct Information
The customer will be responsible for:
• providing truthful information;
• keeping data updated;
• reviewing purchase details;
• verifying addresses;
• validating sizes and references.
42.2 Local Compliance
The customer will be responsible for verifying:
• local regulations;
• import requirements;
• tax obligations;
• governmental restrictions;
• applicable health compliance.
42.3 User Security
The user will be responsible for:
• protecting credentials;
• maintaining device security;
• preventing unauthorized access;
• reporting suspicious activities.
43. INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONAL LIMITATION POLICY
43.1 Third-Party Dependence
International operations may depend on:
• couriers;
• customs;
• technology providers;
• payment platforms;
• international networks;
• logistics operators;
• cloud infrastructure.
43.2 Reasonable Limitations
The company does not guarantee absolute control over:
• international timings;
• customs decisions;
• logistical availability;
• regulatory fluctuations;
• third-party operations.
43.3 Extraordinary Events
Operations may be affected by:
• pandemics;
• wars;
• international conflicts;
• governmental restrictions;
• commercial disruptions;
• climatic events;
• logistical crises;
• global contingencies.
44. BRAND PROTECTION AND CORPORATE REPUTATION POLICY
44.1 Commercial Protection
Tactic Health International reserves the right to protect:
• reputation;
• goodwill;
• corporate identity;
• commercial positioning;
• intellectual property;
• brand image.
44.2 Harmful Activities
The company may act against:
• defamation;
• counterfeiting;
• misleading use;
• impersonation;
• fraudulent campaigns;
• malicious publications;
• unauthorized use of digital assets.
44.3 Digital Enforcement
The company may:
• issue claims;
• request content removal;
• initiate legal proceedings;
• protect digital assets;
• monitor online platforms.
45. INTERNATIONAL WEBSITE USE POLICY
45.1 Global Access
The platform may be accessed internationally, without implying mandatory availability of products or services in all jurisdictions.
45.2 Territorial Restrictions
The company may:
• limit functionalities;
• restrict operations;
• block territories;
• restrict products; according to criteria of:
• regulations;
• commercial;
• logistical;
• legal.
45.3 User Compliance
The user will be responsible for complying with the applicable laws in their jurisdiction regarding the use of the platform and acquisition of products.
46. DIGITAL EVIDENCE AND ELECTRONIC ACCEPTANCE POLICY
46.1 Electronic Consent
The user acknowledges that:
• clicks;
• checkboxes;
• digital acceptances;
• electronic confirmations;
• authentications;
will constitute valid evidence of consent and contractual acceptance.
46.2 Technological Evidence
The company may retain:
• logs;
• timestamps;
• IPs;
• browsing records;
• validations;
• metadata;
as digital evidence of operations and consent.
46.3 Evidential Validity
Electronic records may be used as valid evidence in:
• disputes;
• legal proceedings;
• arbitrations;
• investigations;
• financial claims.
47. TECHNOLOGY UPDATE AND OPERATIONAL EVOLUTION POLICY
47.1 Platform Evolution
Tactic Health International may:
• update technologies;
• modify integrations;
• implement automations;
• use artificial intelligence;
• incorporate new tools;
• modify operational processes.
47.2 Commercial Changes
The company may modify:
• payment methods;
• logistical models;
• platforms;
• operators;
• commercial channels;
• functionalities;
according to reasonable operational needs.
47.3 Regulatory Adaptation
The company may adjust policies and operations to:
• comply with regulations;
• adapt to legal changes;
• implement international standards;
• respond to governmental requirements.
48. FINAL PROVISIONS
48.1 Contractual Integrity
This International Legal Framework constitutes an integral agreement between the user and Tactic Health International regarding the use of the platform and services.
48.2 Severability
If any provision is deemed invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in effect.
48.3 No Waiver
The company's failure to exercise any right shall not constitute a waiver of that right.
48.4 Language
The company may issue versions in multiple languages. In case of inconsistencies, the version determined by the company in accordance with applicable law may prevail.
48.5 General Validity
These policies, terms, and conditions shall remain in effect until their modification, replacement, or official update by Tactic Health International.
END OF THE INTERNATIONAL E-COMMERCE LEGAL FRAMEWORK
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