Cookies help us understand which information visitors look for, so we can keep the pages useful and show information that may be relevant to you. This page explains, in plain words, what cookies are used on orthokinetics.sg and the choices you have. No details about you are ever sold.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser. They help the site work, and they help us understand how the site is used.
Cookies that are always on
A small number of cookies are always on. They keep the site working, and they remember the cookie choice you make. Optional cookies stay off until you choose. The cookie that remembers your choice, ok2_consent, stays in your browser for 180 days.
Optional: understanding how pages are used
If you accept, Google Analytics 4 (through Google Tag Manager) sets cookies. It shows us which pages visitors look at and how they move around the site. This helps us keep the pages useful.
If you reject, or have not chosen yet, we still count page views and button presses with Google Analytics, using data that does not directly identify you, to help us improve this website. No cookie is set. Google still receives your browser’s network address and basic browser details. Event data has fixed names and values. It never includes what you type into a form.
Optional: advertising and relevant information
With your agreement, Google Ads and the Meta Pixel help show information that may be relevant to you. The Meta Pixel loads only if you accept the advertising category. If you accept, Meta receives which pages of this website are visited and standard events. Meta never receives form contents, names, email addresses, contact numbers, symptoms or medical details. Google Ads and the Meta Pixel send nothing unless you accept the advertising category. Google and Meta cookies can identify your browser or device, and this information is shared with Google and Meta when you agree.
Videos
Videos play through a YouTube click-to-play facade. YouTube sets its own cookies only after you click play.
The cookies and providers at a glance
| Name or provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
ok2_consent (this website’s own cookie) | Remembers your cookie choice, and keeps the site working | Always on | 180 days |
Google Analytics 4: _ga and a second cookie whose name starts _ga_ (both this website’s own cookies) | Understand how pages are used | Optional analytics (cookies are set only after you accept) | 2 years |
Google Ads: _gcl_au and _gcl_aw (both this website’s own cookies; _gcl_aw is set only after you click an ad) | Advertising and relevant information | Optional advertising | 90 days each |
Meta Pixel: _fbp (this website’s own cookie) and fr (set by Meta, from facebook.com) | Advertising and relevant information | Optional advertising | 90 days each |
| YouTube | Set by YouTube only after you click play, from youtube-nocookie.com | Set only on video play | Set by YouTube (for example about 6 months, or until you close your browser) |
These durations are the providers’ usual settings and can change if a provider changes them.
Without your consent, the site still counts page views and button presses with Google Analytics, using data that does not directly identify you, and no cookie is set.
How to change your mind
You can change your cookie choice at any time. Use the “Cookie settings” link on the website, or clear cookies in your browser settings.
We do not sell your details
We do not sell, rent or trade your personal data.
Privacy policy
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Last updated
This cookie policy was last updated on 14 October 2026.