Cookies Usage

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer by your browser. They're used for many things, such as remembering whether you've visited the site before, so that you remain logged in. Cookies may contain information about the use of your computer, but don't include personal information about you.

This policy explains how cookies are used on this site, and how you can control the cookies used on this site.

About This Cookie Policy

This cookie policy applies to this entire website. This cookie policy forms part of our terms of use. By accessing this website, you agree that this cookie policy will apply whenever you access this website, on any device. Any changes to this policy will be posted here. We reserve the right to vary this cookie policy from time to time, and such changes shall become effective as soon as they are posted. Your continued use of this website constitutes your agreement to all such changes.

Our Use Of Cookies

We may collect information automatically when you visit this website by setting a cookie. This cookie allow us to identify your computer. You can choose below not to allow cookies. If you do, we can't guarantee that your experience with this website will be as good as if you do allow cookies.

The information collected by cookies does not personally identify you; it includes general information about your computer settings, your connection to the Internet e.g. operating system and platform, IP address, your browsing patterns and timings of browsing on this website and your location. Most internet browsers accept cookies automatically, but you can change the settings of your browser to erase cookies, or prevent automatic acceptance if you prefer.

These links explain how you can control cookies via your browser. Remember that if you turn off cookies in your browser then these settings apply to all websites not just this one:

Internet Explorer; Chrome; Safari; Firefox; Blackberry; Android; Opera

Session Cookies

These cookies are used to maintain your identity, or session, on this website. These cookies typically expire at the end of your browser session, with the exception of a special session token cookie, which will be available for 30 days.

Google Analytics Cookies

Google may set cookies on your computer when you access this webiste. These cookies monitor how you move around this website, and how you reached it. You can opt out of these, if you want, by following the link below:

Opt Out of Google Analytics Cookies

Social Media Cookies

Social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus may set cookies on your computer when you access this website. You can opt out of these, if you want, by following one of the links below:

Facebook; Twitter; Google Plus

List of Cookies Used on this site.

Cookie Type	Cookie Name	Description & Purpose
Session	cookieConsent	The value yes. It is added when you click to close the cookie warning notice at the top of the page so it will not reappear when you go to another page on this site. Used to confirm that you are happy to receive cookies from this site.
Persistent	_ga	A unique client identifier, which is a randomly generated number. Used by Google Analytics to distinguish users. It expires in 24 Months.
Persistent	_gat	Used by Google Analytics to limit the number of requests it will make if page reloaded. It expires in 1 Minute.
Persistent	_gid	Used by Google Analytics to store and count the number of page views. It expires in 1 day.
Session	ktokenuser	Our shopping cart uses this to tell if you are logged in or not.
Session	kprodfilter	Used to filter products in searches.
Persistent	klastorder	Hold the order number of your last order.
Persistent	kbreadcrumbs	Used to maintain the breadcrumb list of the pages you have viewed.
Persistent	OSTSESSID	Our support ticket system uses this to track you are logged in. Lasts one day.

Mouse Flow Cookies

Cookie	Purpose	More info
mf_[website-id]	1st party cookie, session lifetime: A cookie for identifying the current session on a website	The cookie contains information about the current session but does not contain any information that can identify the visitor. This cookie is deleted when the session ends, meaning when the user leaves the website.
mf_user	1st party cookie, persistent: A cookie for checking if the user is new or returning	This cookie establishes whether the user is a returning or first-time visitor. This is done simply by a yes/no toggle and no further information about the user is stored. This cookie has a lifetime of 90 days.