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MedVerify · prototype

Is your medicine the real thing?

Scan the QR code on the strip or box. We'll check it against the manufacturer registry and tell you exactly what's inside — and what to watch out for.

Demo registry. Brands, batches and codes here are fictional, so results for real medicines aren't meaningful yet. A “genuine” result is never a safety guarantee — buy from licensed pharmacies and ask your pharmacist if in doubt.

Video is processed in your browser and never uploaded. Only the decoded code is checked.

Your result will appear here

No medicine to hand? Use one of the demo packs below — scan it from another screen, or tap “Check this pack”.

Demo packs

Six fictional packs, one for each verdict. Scan a QR with another phone, print them for a live demo, or tap a card to check it here.

  • Genuine pack

    Pyrexa 650

    Expect: Genuine

  • Flagged batch (NSQ)

    Amoxa 500

    Expect: Batch flagged

  • Cloned code

    Statora 10

    Expect: Possible copied code

  • Counterfeit batch

    Azitra 500

    Expect: Suspicious

  • Expired pack

    Glucora 500

    Expect: Expired

  • Unregistered product

    Unknown

    Expect: Not in registry

How MedVerify works

  • Read on your device

    Your camera feed is decoded in the browser. Only the text of the code is sent for checking.

  • Six checks in under a second

    Product, batch, recall / NSQ status, expiry match, serial validity and copied-code detection.

  • Built to plug into real data

    Manufacturers already encode GS1 codes under Schedule H2. A live version connects to their registries.

Found a suspicious medicine? Report it here, and also to your State Drug Controller or the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation. Report side effects through the Pharmacovigilance Programme of India.