A VeriCode product is a product that the seller has decided to certify to distinguish it from any counterfeit copies, protecting its work and its customers.
VeriCode products are authentic, original and certified.
They have a special label with a secure, unique, numerical code.
This is why buying a VeriCode product means enjoying the certainty that a certificate of originality offers.
Online purchases are fun, convenient and very often good deals.
But sometimes you wonder if you can trust the e-commerce website, whether the discount isn’t too deep and if the item you are buying is truly original. Even products sold online can have a VeriCode label.
Once you receive the product at home, you can check that it has a VeriCode, either on the label or on the package. For even greater certainty, you can check the alphanumeric code on this website or read it using the VeriCode to confirm its authenticity.
Stores, outlets and department stores, the bargains abound. But a real deal means buying a genuine product at a great price.
How can you be certain of a product’s quality?
VeriCode products are certified and easily recognizable: there is a VeriCode label inside the product or on the package. Check this website to be certain that the label is original.
Choosing to buy only authentic products means valuing the work and quality that goes into them and your own money.
But is it always easy to distinguish an authentic product from a fake? If it has a VeriCode label, you know it’s the real thing. VeriCode is an alphanumeric code that you can check at any time on this website before you make your purchase.
Protecting your products is even more essential today, in a market where the number of counterfeit items is on the rise and their resemblance to the original is increasingly sophisticated.
Safeguarding products and customers is easy with VeriCode: a unique numeric code is associated with each individual product and follows it from production to sale, along the entire the distribution chain.
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