Revvity
Health Care
36
out of 100. Number 346 of 512, counting from the worst.
Where Revvity does well
- Renewals 0 of 20. Nothing found.
- No forced arbitration clause anywhere in the public website terms (rare for a large company site); CCPA section explicitly states 'We do not "sell" or "share" (as such terms are defined by the CCPA) any of the personal information we collect about you to third parties.' Users get real data-subject rights (access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, consent withdrawal) with a named DPO (DPO@revvity.com) and a toll-free CCPA request line (1-888-910-1756), plus a promise of written explanations when deletion requests are denied.
- The privacy notice states data is deleted from systems when no longer needed for its stated purposes, and the site is explicitly not intended for children under 18 with a stated removal process for any children's data collected.
If you ever sue Revvity (or it sues you) over the website, you give up your right to have a jury decide the case — a jury trial is the default in US courts, and they quietly remove it here.
The fine print
6 clauses and findings from the draft archive, dated 1 October 2026. The plain English comes first; the small print is the company's own words. None of these has been checked yet.
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If you ever sue Revvity (or it sues you) over the website, you give up your right to have a jury decide the case — a jury trial is the default in US courts, and they quietly remove it here.
You agree to waive trial by jury in any action related to these terms and conditions.
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Revvity can rewrite the rules whenever it wants, doesn't promise to notify you, and just keeps the new version posted. Merely continuing to visit the site counts as you agreeing to whatever changed.
Revvity reserves the right to change these terms and conditions at any time by revising the terms and conditions herein and posting the modified version on the Website. Users are responsible for regularly reviewing these terms and conditions. Continued use of the Website following any such changes shall constitute the user's acceptance of such changes.
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If anything goes wrong with your use of the website — even something you didn't intend — you agree to pay Revvity's legal bills and damages, not the other way around.
As a condition of use of the Website, you, the end user, agree to indemnify Revvity and its content providers from and against any and all liabilities, expenses, including attorneys' fees and damages arising out of claims resulting from your use of the Website.
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If you send Revvity any idea, suggestion, or material, you automatically hand over full ownership of it — including your moral rights — with zero pay or credit, and Revvity can use it commercially however it likes.
Your submissions and their contents will automatically become the property of Revvity, and you hereby assign the same, together with any moral rights therein to the extent permitted by applicable law, to Revvity, without any compensation or attribution to you or any third party. ... Revvity may use or redistribute the submissions and their contents for any purpose whatsoever, commercial or otherwise, without any restriction.
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Revvity freely hands your personal data to its corporate family and to advertising/marketing partners for marketing, advertising, analytics, and targeted interest-based ads.
With companies or ventures that own or control Revvity, or are owned or controlled by Revvity, and internally within Revvity, in order to provide and improve Services, for marketing purposes, for advertising, and for analytics. ... For Advertising and Marketing. With advertising and marketing collaborators for advertising and marketing purposes on Revvity' behalf. ... For Interest-Based Advertising. With companies involved in interest-based advertising.
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Even if you turn on Do-Not-Track in your browser to opt out of tracking, Revvity's site simply ignores it and keeps collecting.
Due to the lack of consensus around a Do Not Track standard, the Website does not change how it collects or tracks data when it receives the 'Do Not Track' flag.
How these were found
Website Terms & Conditions page is dated 'as of May 9, 2023, and thereafter' — no clearer current version date was shown. Website Privacy Notice shows no explicit last-updated/effective date in the fetched text (an all-policies index notes updates as of Sept 24, 2025). The Unsolicited Submissions Policy was verified via verbatim search-result snippets from the official revvity.com page (https://www.revvity.com/policies/unsolicited-submissions-policy); the full page was not separately opened, but the snippet covers the complete policy text. Revvity is primarily a B2B life-sciences tools company, so public-facing consumer-style terms (auto-renew, price changes) barely exist — scored only on what the documents contain; the score is deliberately modest. No forced-arbitration clause was found anywhere in the public website terms.
These notes come from the original draft and are not independent verification.