Terms of Use

Last updated: June 2026

These terms of use govern access to and use of the website iuvedynamics.com (the “Site”), published by IUVE Dynamics (the “Company”). By accessing the Site, you accept these terms.

1. Permitted use of the Site

Users undertake to use the Site in accordance with the law and these terms. In particular, they must not:

  • interfere with the operation, security or integrity of the Site;
  • fraudulently access the data or accounts of third parties;
  • extract, reproduce or reuse all or part of the content for unauthorised purposes;
  • distribute content that is unlawful, misleading or infringes the rights of third parties.

2. Intellectual property

All content on the Site (text, visuals, photographs, logos, trademarks, graphic design, code and databases) is protected by intellectual property law and remains the exclusive property of the Company or its partners. Any reproduction, representation, adaptation or exploitation, in whole or in part, without prior written authorisation is prohibited.

3. User account

Creating an account may be necessary to place an order or track purchases. Users are responsible for the accuracy of the information they provide and for keeping their login credentials confidential. Any use of the account is deemed to be carried out by its holder. The Company may suspend or delete an account in the event of a breach of these terms.

4. Availability of the Site

The Company endeavours to keep the Site available, but does not guarantee uninterrupted access. The Site may be subject to interruptions for maintenance, updates or for technical reasons beyond the Company's control. The Company cannot be held liable for the temporary unavailability of the Site, technical errors or indirect damage, subject to mandatory legal provisions.

5. Links and contractual documents

Sales concluded via the Site are governed by the Terms of Sale. The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy Policy.

6. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by French law. Any dispute falls within the jurisdiction of the French courts, subject to the mandatory rules of jurisdiction protecting consumers.