Terms and Conditions

These policies apply to everyone who visits kickasscaramels.com or buys from Kick Ass Caramels Inc. (“Kick Ass Caramels,” “we,” “us”). By using our website or placing an order, you agree to them.

Who we are

Kick Ass Caramels is a family-owned maker of small-batch soft caramels, produced in our federally inspected kitchen at 4613 52 Ave Units 112 – 115, Stony Plain, AB T7Z 1E7, Canada.

Using our website

You may use this website for personal, non-commercial shopping and information. You agree not to misuse the site, interfere with how it works, or copy our content for commercial use without permission.

Our content

Our name, logos, product photos, packaging designs and written content belong to us. Please don’t reproduce them without written permission.

Products and allergens

• Our caramels are gluten free.
• Some of our flavourings may be produced in facilities that also handle peanuts and tree nuts. We cannot guarantee our products are free of peanuts or other allergens.
• Always read the ingredient list on the package before eating. If you have a severe allergy, contact us before ordering.
• Product colours and packaging may vary slightly from photos on the website.

Pricing and payment

All prices are listed in Canadian dollars unless stated otherwise. Prices, flavours and availability may change without notice. Applicable taxes (GST/HST) are added at checkout. Payment is due in full when you place your order.

Orders

Your order is an offer to buy. We may accept, limit or cancel any order, including orders with pricing errors or that we suspect are fraudulent. If we cancel a paid order, we will refund you in full.

Wholesale and fundraiser orders

Wholesale accounts and fundraiser programs may have separate terms, pricing and minimums. Those terms apply in addition to these policies.

Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by law, our total liability for any claim related to a product or order is limited to the amount you paid for that order. We are not responsible for indirect or consequential losses.

Governing law

These policies are governed by the laws of Alberta and the federal laws of Canada that apply there. Nothing in these policies limits any rights you have under consumer protection laws where you live.