Legal Notice

Last updated: 7 September 2026

This Legal Notice governs access to, browsing of and use of the www.reaclia.com website (the "Website").

Access to and use of the Website are subject to this Legal Notice.

Ownership

In compliance with Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on information society services and electronic commerce, the owner of the Website is:

REACLIA, S.L.
Tax ID: B22598627
Registered office: Paseo Sunyer, 45 BIS, 4th floor D, 43201 Reus (Tarragona), Spain
Registered with: Tarragona Commercial Registry, Sheet T-64325, Entry 1
Email: support@reaclia.com
Telephone: +34 877 644 170

Hereinafter, "Reaclia".

Purpose

Through the Website, Reaclia provides users with information about the company, its products and services.

Access to the Website does not itself establish a commercial or contractual relationship between the user and Reaclia.

Reaclia reserves the right to modify, update, remove or add Website content, services, design or configuration.

Some products or services may be subject to specific terms, made available to interested parties where applicable.

Access and use conditions

Access to the public areas of the Website is generally free, although certain areas or features may require identification, credentials or prior authorisation.

The user undertakes to use the Website and its content in accordance with applicable law, good faith and this Legal Notice. Use for unlawful purposes or purposes harmful to Reaclia or third parties is prohibited, as is any action intended to alter Website operation, access restricted areas without authorisation or infringe legally protected rights.

When providing information through the Website, the user is responsible for ensuring that the data is truthful, accurate and up to date.

Personal data provided through the Website will be processed in accordance with Reaclia's Privacy Policy. The use of cookies and similar technologies is governed by the relevant Cookies Policy.

Intellectual and industrial property

Website content and elements, including text, designs, graphics, images, logos, icons, structure, code and software, are protected by intellectual and industrial property legislation.

Unless otherwise stated, rights over the Website's own content and elements belong to Reaclia or are used with the appropriate authorisation from their legitimate owners.

Access to the Website does not assign or grant the user any intellectual or industrial property right over such content.

Reproduction, distribution, transformation, public communication or any other total or partial exploitation of protected Website content is prohibited without prior authorisation from the corresponding rights holder, except where permitted by applicable law.

Third-party trade names, trademarks, logos and other distinctive signs appearing on the Website belong to their respective owners and are protected by applicable law. Their presence does not grant Reaclia any ownership rights over them.

Liability

Reaclia endeavours to ensure that Website content and information are correct and reasonably up to date. However, published information is general and informative and may be modified or updated.

Reaclia accepts no liability for improper or unlawful use of the Website or its content by users.

Reaclia may carry out maintenance, update or improvement work that temporarily interrupts access to the Website. Errors, interruptions or technical incidents may also occur for reasons beyond Reaclia's reasonable control.

Reaclia shall not be liable for interruptions or incidents caused by matters beyond its control, such as communication problems, actions by third parties, force majeure or other circumstances not attributable to Reaclia.

Third-party links

The Website may contain links to websites, platforms, social networks or other resources operated by third parties.

These links are provided for information or functional purposes and do not imply that Reaclia owns or controls the content or services offered through linked sites.

Reaclia is not responsible for the content or services of third-party websites over which it has no control, without prejudice to any liability it may incur under applicable law.

When Reaclia becomes aware that a Website link leads to unlawful content or content that infringes third-party property or rights, it will take the legally required measures.

Applicable law

This Legal Notice is governed by and interpreted in accordance with Spanish law.

Any dispute relating to access to or use of the Website shall be submitted to the courts with jurisdiction under applicable law.