PROYA Hydrating Skin Clear Milk Anti-Counterfeiting Code

Anti-counterfeiting codes are usually coated or concealed (can only be seen by destroying the packaging structure). Generally, anti-counterfeiting codes are not forged. The anti-counterfeiting codes are encrypted and are unique identifiers. You can check it on the official product website (you can see the query record). If it shows that the anti-counterfeiting code has been checked, the purchased product is not genuine.

If the product you purchased has an anti-counterfeiting code, you can check it according to the phone number or website prompted by the product. If you can check it and it shows that this is the first time you check it, it is authentic. There are generally four ways to check the anti-counterfeiting code: telephone query, SMS query, website query, and manual service desk. Generally, it is most intuitive and quick to use the website to query, and it is recommended. If you cannot find the anti-counterfeiting code information, it means that the product is likely to be a counterfeit product, or it may be a system problem (you need to contact the manual service desk for confirmation).

If the product does not have an anti-counterfeiting code, we cannot be completely sure that the product is a counterfeit product. Generally, older batches of products may not contain anti-counterfeiting codes. You need to check the announcement on the product's official website or call the official service desk to confirm. If the same product has exactly the same appearance and packaging, and the genuine product has an anti-counterfeiting code, but the product purchased by the customer does not have an anti-counterfeiting code, it is generally a counterfeit product.