Govisivra Terms And Conditions

This desk does not manufacture or formulate the product and holds no ownership of the brand.

Where these terms refer to the seller, they mean the party operating the checkout the order button hands off to. That party takes payment, fulfils the order and sets the terms of the sale itself.

An order placed through the button here is a contract between you and the seller, formed on the seller’s checkout. This desk facilitates it and supports it afterwards.

Every page on this website carries a last-reviewed date, and it moves when the page changes. That is a commitment rather than decoration.

Facts here are drawn from three places: the product artwork, the seller’s own published page, and the research record. Where the first two disagree, the artwork wins and the disagreement is recorded rather than quietly resolved. Where the research is cited, the link goes to the record itself rather than to a summary of it, so a reader can check what it actually says.

Where this website and the seller’s own checkout terms differ about a transaction, the seller’s terms govern it. That is stated here, on the refund policy page and on the about page, because it is the one place a reader could reasonably be misled by taking a retail desk’s summary for the contract itself.

Almost nobody reads this section and it exists because the few cases it covers are real.

• The pages here may be read, printed and shared as links. They may not be republished, scraped wholesale, or reproduced as though they were somebody else’s.
• The research citations are public records and anyone is free to follow them. The sentences around them are this desk’s work.
• The forms here are for genuine questions. Automated submissions are blocked and repeated abuse of them is grounds for blocking an address.
• Nothing here may be used to imply that this desk endorses another product, or that a third party is associated with it when they are not.
• Quoting a passage with attribution and a link is fine and is welcome. It is how a correction propagates.

On the last point, this desk would rather a competitor quoted its bilberry or astaxanthin sections accurately than wrote a worse version of them. The claims ceiling in this category is set by what the labels say and what the research supports, and neither is anybody’s property.

Where a passage here is wrong and somebody has quoted it, a correction on this website moves the review date and the quotation does not. That is one more reason corrections are made on the page rather than on an errata list.

Terms pages tend to describe obligations without ever saying what the thing is. This one is a product information website run by a retail desk, and three consequences follow from that.

It is not the manufacturer’s website. Nothing here is written by the people who formulate or fill the capsules, and the figures this website cannot give you are theirs rather than a choice made here. Where a question can only be answered by them, these pages say so instead of filling the gap.

It is not a medical resource. The research cited here is cited accurately and it is cited for what it measured, in whom, and for how long. None of it is advice about a person, none of it is a diagnosis, and a change in vision belongs with an eye clinician rather than with a supplement website.

And it is not a neutral third party. This desk is compensated on completed orders, which is stated on the disclaimer page and is why the website exists. What that buys a reader is a desk with a reason to be accurate: the product is bought once, the refund window runs sixty days, and a buyer who was misled returns the bottles at this desk’s expense in reputation.

None of that changes what the terms above require. It is here because a reader deciding how much weight to give this website should be able to see what kind of website it is without inferring it.

Two routes, and they answer different questions.

Anything about this website, including these terms, a correction to a page, a permission request or a privacy question, goes to the website desk, which is read Monday to Friday during US business hours. That mailbox has no view of the order system and cannot answer anything attached to a purchase.

Anything about an order, including the terms that applied to it, goes to the order desk, by telephone or email (see the site footer) with the order ID. Where the seller’s checkout terms and this page differ about a transaction, that desk can read the terms actually attached to your order rather than the general case.

Postal correspondence goes to 60 Wall Street, Floor 4, New York, NY 10005, USA. That address is for correspondence only. Returns go to a separate address, they need an authorisation first, and both are set out on the refund policy page.