Ordering
is simple:
| 1 Click "buy now" or | | beside the product you want |
2 If you require several
of the same items, change the quantity by typing a
number in the Quantity box & click
"Update Cart" |
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| 3 Click
"Continue Shopping" button or "Proceed
to Checkout" |
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4 Don't have a PayPal
account? Use your credit card or bank account (where available).
Click the word link "Continue" to use
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discovery, or in some countries
you pay via your bank account securely.
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| 5 Continue
through credit card details and provide shipping address. |
Alternatively, if you are a member or wish to join, pay by
paypal by logging into your paypal account. |
More about
cookies
HTTP or Web cookies, tracking cookies are used for authenticating,
session tracking and maintaining specific information about users,
such as site preferences or the contents of their electronic shopping
carts.
Altenative Health Professionals Ltd
does not use cookies for any purpose other than the primary function,
identifying logged in members preferences, and the paypal shopping
cart functions of remembering the items in your shopping basket
until your purchase is complete.
Cookies are simple pieces of data
unable to perform any operation by themselves. In particular,
they are neither spyware nor viruses, despite the detection of
cookies from certain sites by many anti-spyware products, although
some websites may use tracking cookies to track the web browsing
habits of individual visitors for marketing purposes.
Most modern browsers allow users
to decide whether to accept cookies, but rejection makes some
websites unusable. For example, shopping carts implemented using
cookies do not work if cookies are rejected.
HTTP cookies are used by Web servers
to differentiate users and to maintain data related to the user
during navigation, possibly across multiple visits. HTTP cookies
were introduced to provide a way for realizing a "shopping
cart"
Allowing users to log in to a website
is another use of cookies. Users typically log in by inserting
their credentials into a login page; cookies allow the server
to know that the user is already authenticated, and therefore
is allowed to access services or perform operations that are restricted
to logged-in users.
Many websites also use cookies for
personalization based on users' preferences. Sites that require
authentication often use this feature, although it is also present
on sites not requiring authentication. Personalization includes
presentation and functionality.