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Extract Labs, Inc. Lafayette, CO

Leaving the text program

Three ways out, all immediate

No reason is needed and none will be asked for. Leaving the notice list changes nothing about your prices, your orders or your returns.

  • Send STOP in reply. Quickest of the three, and the carriers act on it themselves. Send HELP instead and you get our contact details back.
  • Use the form beside this. The number is flagged removed the moment it is submitted.
  • Email support@extractlabsinc.com with the number, and we do it during Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm Mountain.

Removal form

Enter the US cell number that has been receiving the messages.

Ten digits. Example: 303.555.0182

A message already handed to the carrier may still land shortly afterwards. Nothing new is sent once the removal is on the record.

The program

What you are switching off

The text program in full
ItemDetail
SenderEXTRACT LABS INC
ContentMarketing only: availability of a line, new extracts, occasional offers. Nothing else runs on it.
FrequencyUp to 5 messages per month; frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply.
Never sent by textOrder confirmations, shipping documents, batch certificates and tracking. Those always go to your email address.
SharingNo mobile information is shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes.
ConsentNever a condition of any purchase, so withdrawing it costs you nothing.

Unaffected

What stopping does not touch

  • Your prices. There is no rate that depends on taking messages.
  • Your orders. Anything already placed ships as normal, with email updates as normal.
  • Your returns. The 180-day window is untouched.
  • Your certificates. Ask for a certificate of analysis and it arrives the same working day, exactly as before.

Coming back later

A removal is not permanent by design. Add the number again from the home page or the enquiries page and the record is reinstated with a fresh consent timestamp. We will not do that for you, and an old consent is not treated as still live.