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Cookies are tiny text files stored on your computer when you visit certain web pages. We use to keep track of what you have in your shopping cart and to recognize you automatically whenever you visit our site.

Is it safe to enable cookies?

Yes. Cookies are just short pieces of data, and they are unable to perform any operation by themselves. Cookies cannot harm your computer.

How do I enable cookies?

Follow the directions listed below your browser. If you do not know your browser version, select Help -> About... from your tool bar.

Internet Explorer 6.0+

  • Select "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu.
  • Click the "Privacy" tab.
  • Click "Advanced".
  • Make sure "Override Automatic Cookie Handling" is checked.
  • Make sure "Accept under First Party Cookies" is checked.
  • Make sure "Always Allow Session Cookies" is checked.
  • Click "OK".
  • Click "OK".

Mozilla Firefox 2.0+

  • Select "Options..." from the Tools(Windows) or Preferences (Mac OS X) menu.
  • Select "Privacy" from the top menu.
  • Select the "Cookies" tab from the secondary menu.
  • Make sure "Allow sites to set cookies" is checked.
  • Click "OK".

Mozilla Firefox 1.0+

  • Select "Options..." from the Tools(Windows) or Preferences (Mac OS X) menu.
  • Select "Privacy" from the left side menu.
  • Click the + symbol next to Cookies to expand the list (if not already expanded).
  • Make sure "Allow sites to set cookies" is checked.
  • Close the window.

Safari

  • Select "Preferences" from the Safari menu.
  • Click on the "Security" icon near the top of the window.
  • Under Accept Cookies, make sure the "Always" option is selected.
  • Close the Safari Preferences window.

I enabled cookies and I am still having problems. What can I do?

Follow the directions below your browser to verify that www.sciplus.com has not been added to your list of blocked sites.

Internet Explorer 6.0+

  • Select "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu.
  • Click the "Privacy" tab.
  • Click "Sites".
  • Make sure "www.sciplus.com" is not in the list of "Managed Websites".
  • If it is, select "www.sciplus.com" and click "Remove".
  • Click "OK".
  • Click "OK".

Mozilla Firefox 2.0+

  • Select "Options..." from the Tools(Windows) or Preferences (Mac OS X) menu.
  • Select "Privacy" from the top menu.
  • Select the "Cookies" tab from the secondary menu.
  • Click on the "Exceptions" button.
  • Make sure "www.sciplus.com" is not in the list of websites.
  • If it is, select "www.sciplus.com" and click "Remove Site".
  • Click "Close".
  • Click "OK".