Yes, you can order WITHOUT cookies!
But, let us explain how we use them and give you the opportunity to enable cookies.

If you want to shop without cookies, you can ( probably.) Just keep a close watch on the contents of your basket. If items are missing from your basket, you will need to re-add them to your basket and/or enable cookies. If you keep cookies disabled, this window will pop up again. You may want to leave this window open but behind the main browser window.

How to enable cookies:

How to enable Cookies in Netscape 4.x

To enable cookies using Netscape Navigator 4.x:

Go to the "Edit" menu and select "Preferences".

Select the "Advanced" tab.

To enable cookies, you may select "Always accept cookies" or "Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server". "Warn me before accepting cookies" is optional.

Click OK.

How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 4.x

To enable cookies using Internet Explorer 4.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:

Go to the "View" menu and select "Internet Options."

Select "Advanced" by clicking one on the word "Advanced."

In the "Cookies" section, we suggest you select either "Accept all cookies" OR "Warn me before accepting a cookie."

Click OK.

To enable cookies using Internet Explorer 4.x for Macintosh:

Go to the "Edit" menu and select "Preferences."

Scroll down the list of setting and select "Cookies".

Set the value for "When receiving cookies" to "Never Ask".

Click OK.

How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 5.x

To enable cookies using Internet Explorer 5.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:

Go to the "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options."

Select "Security" by clicking one on the word "Security."

Select the "Internet" Content Zone if it's not already selected.(Appears as an image of the Earth)

Click the button marked "Custom Level"

Scroll down to the section marked "Cookies" and select "Enable" for all cookie options.

Click OK.

How to enable Cookies for AOL

To enable cookies using AOL 3.0/4.0 for Windows 95 with Internet Explorer 4.x:

In Windows 95 go to Start, Settings, Control Panel.

Double-click the "Internet" icon.

Select "Advanced" by clicking one on the word "Advanced."

In the "Cookies" section, we suggest you select either "Accept all cookies" OR "Warn me before accepting a cookie."

Click OK.

Why We Use Cookies! We only use cookies for one purpose - to manage shopping basket information.
Whenever possible, we pass the basket contents from one screen ( web page ) to the next without using a cookie. However, there are lots of pages on our site that are not within the confines of "the store." Moreover, you may want leave our site and come back. If you visit a "non-store" page, we have to use a cookie to remember your basket contents. The way we use cookies is simple. A code is identified with your basket. Just before we show you the contents of your basket, we first ask your browser for your "basket code" so that you see the correct contents.

Some facts about the way we use cookies:

We do not obtain any information from your computer using cookies except the basket code. The cookie is a unique random string. Here is an example:
htscallerid=843A0983666E000286G929
We do not permantly store any information on your computer.
Cookies are used only while you are browsing our store.
No cookies will be permantly written to your disk - they are set to expire when you close your browser.
All of our cookies are session-oriented cookies. (Any cookie that is not set to expire when you close your browser will be immediately replaced by a cookie that is session oriented.) This ensures that our cookies are not left on your machine after you close your browser.
We do not require the use of cookies. We use cookies so that you can go to any page you want without losing your basket contents. If you stay within the ordering pages, you can easily order without cookies enabled.