PRIVACY & YOUR QUESTIONS

A thoughtful conversation starts with trust.

This notice explains how the PharmacistBen.com question form works. It applies to this website, not to the separate Academy, Root Not Fruit, or social media websites linked from it.

What you share

The form asks for your first name, email address, a topic, your question, and consent to be contacted about that inquiry. It also includes the form name and website source so the team can organize submissions. Please do not send diagnoses, medication lists, medical records, payment details, or other sensitive information. This is not a patient portal.

How your information is used

Ben’s team can use your submission to review your inquiry, find relevant resources, and reply to you. Sending a question does not subscribe you to a newsletter or authorize publication of your name or question. A response from Ben personally is not guaranteed.

Hosting and form processing

The website is designed to be hosted by Netlify, which processes and stores form submissions on behalf of the site operator. The hosting provider may also process technical information, such as IP addresses and request logs, to deliver the site and help prevent abuse. If the team enables email notifications, form information may also be processed by the team’s email provider.

Cookies, fonts, and third-party links

This site’s code does not add advertising trackers, analytics cookies, or embedded social-media players. Fonts and images are served from the website itself. Clicking an external resource takes you to a separate website with its own privacy practices.

Your choices

All question-form fields are required to submit an inquiry, but using the form is optional. You can instead call 855.835.2777. You may also use that number to ask the team about access, correction, deletion, or retention of a submission. The team may need to verify your identity before handling a request.

Not for medical emergencies

This form is for general educational and business inquiries. It is not continuously monitored and is not a way to obtain medical diagnosis or treatment. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.