DMCA

Last updated: November 2026

This DMCA Policy explains how copyright owners can report material on the Medzom website that they believe infringes their copyrights. It also describes the information required for a valid copyright notice, how we review reports, and how affected users may submit a counter-notification when appropriate.

Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Policy

Medzom respects the intellectual property rights of creators, copyright owners, and other rights holders. We expect users and other parties who provide or use content on our website to respect those rights as well.

If you believe that copyrighted material has been used on Medzom without authorization, you may submit a written copyright infringement notice to our team. We will review notices that contain sufficient information to identify the material and assess the reported concern.

Our Commitment to Copyright Protection

What is Medzom's approach to copyright?

Medzom respects original creative works and the rights of their owners. We do not knowingly encourage the unauthorized copying, distribution, display, or use of copyrighted material through our website.

What types of works are protected by copyright?

Copyright may protect original creative materials, including photographs, illustrations, written content, artwork, graphics, videos, and other qualifying works.

Can copyright owners report unauthorized use?

Yes. Copyright owners or representatives authorized to act on their behalf may submit a DMCA notice if they believe material available on Medzom infringes their copyrights.

            Photography
            Original Images
            Product photos, commercial photography, and other original visual works.
          

            Written Works
            Text & Content
            Original articles, descriptions, written materials, and creative text.
          

            Creative Works
            Graphics & Artwork
            Illustrations, designs, graphics, and other copyright-protected works.
          

Scope of DMCA Reports

What content can be reported under this policy?

You may report material displayed, hosted, or made accessible through Medzom if you believe that the material uses your copyrighted work without permission or another valid authorization.

Which website materials may be involved?

Reports may concern product images, photographs, written descriptions, graphics, promotional materials, or other original creative content appearing on our website.

Reported Material	Examples
Photographs	Original product images or commercial photographs used without authorization.
Written Content	Copied articles, descriptions, text, or other original written works.
Artwork and Graphics	Illustrations, digital artwork, graphic designs, or visual assets.
Video and Media	Copyrighted video, audio, or other creative media.
Other Protected Works	Other original materials that may be protected by copyright.

This policy concerns copyright-related complaints. Trademark, patent, and other intellectual property disputes may require a separate review and should be identified clearly when contacting us.

Who Can Submit a DMCA Notice?

Who is eligible to submit a copyright notice?

A DMCA notice may be submitted by the copyright owner or by an authorized representative acting on the owner's behalf.

Can an agent or legal representative submit a notice?

Yes. A representative may submit a notice when authorized to act for the copyright owner. The notice should identify the rights holder and explain the representative's authority.

Claimant	Information to Provide
Copyright Owner	Your full name or organization name and information identifying the copyrighted work.
Authorized Agent	Your contact details, the rights holder's identity, and confirmation of your authority to act.
Business or Organization	The organization's name and your role or authority to submit the notice.
Other Representative	A clear explanation of your relationship to the copyright owner.

Important: A notice should only be submitted by someone who owns the relevant copyright or is authorized to act on behalf of the owner. Please ensure that all statements are accurate and made in good faith.

Requirements for a Valid DMCA Notice

What information should a DMCA notice contain?

To help us identify the copyrighted work and locate the material being reported, please include the information below in your written notice.

Required Element	Details to Include
Physical or Electronic Signature	A signature from the copyright owner or a person authorized to act on the owner's behalf.
Identification of Copyrighted Work	A description of the original work claimed to have been infringed. If multiple works are involved, provide a representative list.
Identification of Reported Material	The specific URL or sufficient details to help us locate the material that is claimed to be infringing.
Contact Information	Your name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address.
Good Faith Statement	A statement that you have a good faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
Accuracy and Authority Statement	A statement that the information in the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on the owner's behalf.

Why are these details necessary?

These elements help us understand the copyright being asserted, identify the specific material in question, and determine whether the notice contains sufficient information for review.

Reminder: A general complaint without identification of the copyrighted work and the reported material may not provide enough information for us to process a DMCA notice.

Identifying the Copyrighted Work and Reported Material

How should I identify the original copyrighted work?

Please describe the original work clearly and provide a link, copy, publication reference, or other information that helps establish which material you own or represent.

How should I identify the material on Medzom?

Provide the direct URL of each webpage containing the material you believe infringes your copyright. If the material appears in multiple locations, list each relevant URL separately.

            Original Work
            Source Material
            Identify the copyrighted work you own or represent.
          

            Reported Location
            Page URL
            Provide the exact Medzom webpage containing the material.
          

            Supporting Proof
            References
            Include relevant links, copies, or screenshots where useful.
          

What if I cannot provide a direct URL?

If a direct URL is unavailable, provide the product name, page title, image description, or other specific details that can help our team locate the material.

Note: Please identify the specific material you want reviewed instead of reporting only the general website address.

How to Submit a DMCA Takedown Notice

How can I send a DMCA notice to Medzom?

Please send your written copyright notice and supporting information to our contact email address. Use the subject line "DMCA Copyright Notice" so that your message can be identified and directed for review.

What should I include in the email?

Include all required notice elements described in Section 04, along with the relevant URLs and supporting materials. Please ensure that your contact information is accurate so we can reach you if clarification is needed.

Submission Detail	Recommended Information
Email Subject	DMCA Copyright Notice
Recipient	support@medzom.com
Copyrighted Work	Describe or identify the original work.
Reported URLs	List the specific Medzom webpage addresses.
Required Statements	Include the good faith, accuracy, and authority statements described in this policy.
Supporting Evidence	Attach or link to relevant documents, images, or other references.

Our team may contact you if additional information is needed to identify the work or assess the reported material.

Review of DMCA Notices

What happens after Medzom receives a DMCA notice?

After receiving a notice, we review the submitted information to determine whether it identifies the copyrighted work, the reported material, and the other information needed for an appropriate assessment.

Receive We receive the written notice and supporting information.

Assess We examine the reported material and notice details.

Respond We consider appropriate next steps and communication.

Can Medzom request additional information?

Yes. If a notice is incomplete, unclear, or does not sufficiently identify the copyrighted work or reported material, we may request further information before proceeding.

Does every notice result in immediate removal?

No. Receiving a notice does not automatically establish infringement. We assess the information provided and determine an appropriate response based on the circumstances and applicable requirements.

Important: Review time and outcomes may vary depending on the completeness of the notice, the nature of the reported material, and whether additional information is required.

Removal or Restriction of Reported Material

What may happen if a notice identifies potentially infringing content?

Where appropriate and consistent with applicable requirements, Medzom may remove or restrict access to material identified in a sufficiently supported copyright notice.

What actions may be taken?

Depending on the circumstances, possible actions may include requesting clarification, restricting access to specific material, removing reported content, or taking other appropriate steps.

Possible Action	Description
Additional Review	Examine the notice and available information more closely.
Request Clarification	Ask the claimant or relevant party for missing details.
Access Restriction	Restrict access to identified material when appropriate.
Content Removal	Remove material when the notice and circumstances support that action.
Further Measures	Consider other appropriate measures based on the issue.

Will the entire website be removed because of one report?

Not necessarily. Reports should identify the specific material at issue. Any action will depend on the content, the notice, and the circumstances of the case.

We aim to address copyright concerns carefully while considering the rights and information of all relevant parties.

Counter-Notification Process

What is a DMCA counter-notification?

A counter-notification is a written response from a person who believes that material was removed or disabled because of a mistake or misidentification. It allows the affected party to explain why they believe the material should not have been removed or restricted.

Who may submit a counter-notification?

A person whose material has been removed or disabled following a copyright complaint may submit a counter-notification when they have a good faith basis to believe the removal or restriction resulted from a mistake or misidentification.

Required Element	Details to Include
Physical or Electronic Signature	Your physical or electronic signature.
Identification of Material	Identify the material that was removed or disabled and describe where it appeared before removal.
Good Faith Statement	A statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good faith belief the material was removed or disabled because of a mistake or misidentification.
Contact Details	Your name, address, and telephone number.
Jurisdiction and Service Consent	The applicable statements concerning consent to the relevant court jurisdiction and acceptance of service of process, as required for a valid counter-notification.

How can I submit a counter-notification?

Send your written counter-notification to support@medzom.com with the subject line "DMCA Counter-Notification". Include the required statements and identify the material involved in the original report.

Important: A counter-notification is a formal legal statement. Do not submit one unless you have a good faith basis for the statements it contains. You may wish to obtain independent legal advice before submitting it.

False, Misleading, or Abusive Notices

Should DMCA notices be accurate and submitted in good faith?

Yes. A copyright notice is a formal statement about alleged infringement. Claimants should ensure that they own the relevant rights or are authorized to act for the owner, and that the information provided is accurate.

Why is responsible reporting important?

Incorrect or misleading notices may result in legitimate material being restricted, create unnecessary disputes, and delay the handling of valid copyright concerns.

            Accuracy
            True Information
            Provide correct and complete details in your notice.
          

            Authority
            Valid Rights
            Submit only when you own the copyright or have authorization.
          

            Good Faith
            Legitimate Claims
            Report genuine copyright concerns with a reasonable basis.
          

What happens if a notice contains inaccurate information?

We may request clarification, decline to proceed with an insufficient notice, or take other appropriate steps depending on the circumstances.

Important: Do not submit a copyright notice to interfere with another party's legitimate business activities, content, or lawful use of material.

Communication and Follow-Up

Will Medzom communicate with the parties involved?

We may contact the person who submitted a notice or another relevant party when necessary to clarify the reported material, request additional information, or communicate appropriate next steps.

Will the person whose content was reported be notified?

Depending on the circumstances and applicable requirements, information about a copyright complaint may be communicated to the party whose material has been reported so they can understand the concern and consider an appropriate response.

Communication	Purpose
Notice Acknowledgment	Confirm receipt of a copyright report when appropriate.
Information Request	Obtain details needed to assess the notice.
Removal Notification	Communicate relevant information about content restriction or removal.
Counter-Notice Communication	Address a counter-notification and any applicable next steps.

Is there a guaranteed response time?

Processing time may vary depending on the nature of the report, the completeness of the information, and any applicable procedures. We do not guarantee a specific review or resolution timeframe.

Reminder: Please provide accurate contact information and monitor your email for requests or updates concerning your report.

Privacy and Handling of Submitted Information

How is information submitted with a DMCA notice handled?

Information provided in a copyright notice or counter-notification may be used to identify the reported material, review the complaint, communicate with relevant parties, and manage the copyright process.

Will information be shared with other parties?

Depending on the circumstances and applicable requirements, certain information in a notice or counter-notification may need to be shared with relevant parties to review or address the copyright concern.

Information Type	Possible Use
Contact Details	Communicate with the claimant or affected party.
Copyright Information	Understand the work and rights being asserted.
Supporting Evidence	Assess the reported material and the claim.
Claim Correspondence	Maintain relevant information about the review process.

Where can I learn more about personal information?

Please review our Privacy Policy for additional information about how personal information is handled when you interact with Medzom.

Privacy reminder: Include only information relevant to your notice or counter-notification. Please avoid sending unnecessary sensitive personal information.

Repeat Copyright Infringement

How does Medzom handle repeated copyright infringement?

We take repeated reports of suspected copyright infringement seriously. Where appropriate, we may review patterns of reported activity and consider suitable measures to address recurring unauthorized use of copyrighted material.

What may happen if infringement continues?

Depending on the circumstances, we may remove or restrict access to reported materials and consider further measures concerning repeated or continued infringement.

Situation	Possible Response
Repeated Copyright Reports	Review the history and details of relevant complaints.
Continued Unauthorized Use	Consider restricting or removing the reported material.
Multiple Reported Items	Review each identified item or webpage as appropriate.
Recurring Concerns	Consider further measures based on the available information.

Does every repeated report automatically result in restrictions?

No. Any action will depend on the facts, the information available, and the circumstances of each case.

We aim to address legitimate copyright concerns while considering the rights and information of all relevant parties.

Policy Updates and Additional Information

Can Medzom update this DMCA Policy?

Yes. We may revise this policy when our website, copyright review procedures, business operations, or other relevant circumstances change.

Where can I find the latest version?

Any revised version will be published on this page. We encourage copyright owners, users, and other visitors to review this policy periodically.

Policy Area	Possible Changes
Notice Requirements	Updates or clarifications to the information requested.
Review Procedures	Changes to how copyright reports are assessed.
Counter-Notifications	Clarifications to the process for responding to content removal.
Contact Information	Updates to the channels used for copyright-related communication.

Visitors should refer to the latest version of this page when submitting a DMCA notice or counter-notification. Any updates will be reflected in the published policy.

Contact Us About DMCA Matters

How can I contact Medzom about copyright infringement?

If you believe that copyrighted material has been used without authorization on our website, please contact our team by email and include the information required for a DMCA notice.

What should I include in my message?

Please identify the copyrighted work, provide the URLs of the reported material, include the required statements, and attach relevant supporting information.

Our commitment: Medzom aims to review copyright concerns carefully and handle notices and counter-notifications based on the information provided and applicable requirements.

For copyright notices, please use the subject line "DMCA Copyright Notice". For responses to content removal, use "DMCA Counter-Notification".

DMCA Copyright Contact

If you believe that your copyrighted photographs, written materials, graphics, or other protected creative works have been used without authorization on Medzom, please contact us with the relevant details so our team can review your report.

Copyright Notice Email support@medzom.com

Customer Support Hours

Monday – Saturday
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM (EST)

Store Name

Medzom

Business Address

316 Mincy St,
Moncks Corner, SC 29461,
United States

Thank you for helping Medzom respect copyright ownership and maintain a responsible online environment. We appreciate the cooperation of copyright owners, authorized representatives, and users in addressing potential copyright concerns.