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Listed12 Oct 2026 · 14:32
Curamol 500 mg Tablets
Greenfield Pharma Ltd · Pack of 24
Listed with NAFDAC
The product is registered. This pack isn’t individually confirmed, so compare it with the original below.
- Reg. code
- NAFDAC 04-5678
- Batch
- GF24-0917
- Expiry format
- EXP MM/YYYY
What we checked
- Reg. codeActive · NAFDAC
- BatchNo recall found
- Scratch PINNot on this pack
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Packaging v2 · updated Aug 2026
CURAMOL
500 mgEXP MM/YYYYBN XXXX-XXXX
CURAMOL
500 mgEXP MM/YYYYBN XXXX-XXXX
- 1SealSilver hologram, top-right corner. Shifts colour when tilted.
- 2Logo printHeavy geometric caps with sharp edges. No blur or bleed.
- 3Colour bandFull-width green band across the middle third.
- 4Where the expiry is printedEXP MM/YYYY, laser-printed on the bottom flap.
- Where expiry is printed
- Bottom flap, laser-etched
- Expiry format
- EXP MM/YYYY
- Batch format
- BN + 2 letters, 2 digits, 4 digits
- Seal / hologram
- Silver, top-right
- Print quality
- Sharp edges, no bleed
Shows where and in what format the expiry is printed, never one fixed date: expiry is per batch. Images are manufacturer-supplied or photos of verified packs.
1 in 10 medical products in low- and middle-income countries is substandard or falsified.
Source: World Health Organization, 2017
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Packaging v2 · updated Aug 2026
CURAMOL
500 mgEXP MM/YYYYBN XXXX-XXXX
CURAMOL
500 mgEXP MM/YYYYBN XXXX-XXXX
- 1SealSilver hologram, top-right corner. Shifts colour when tilted.
- 2Logo printHeavy geometric caps with sharp edges. No blur or bleed.
- 3Colour bandFull-width green band across the middle third.
- 4Where the expiry is printedEXP MM/YYYY, laser-printed on the bottom flap.
- Where expiry is printed
- Bottom flap, laser-etched
- Expiry format
- EXP MM/YYYY
- Batch format
- BN + 2 letters, 2 digits, 4 digits
- Seal / hologram
- Silver, top-right
- Print quality
- Sharp edges, no bleed
Shows where and in what format the expiry is printed, never one fixed date: expiry is per batch. Images are manufacturer-supplied or photos of verified packs.
Results explained
Verified
This exact pack is confirmed.
A unit-level check, like a scratch PIN, confirmed this pack with its source. The strongest result.
What to do next
Use it as directed and keep the pack.
Listed
Most common result
The product is listed. This pack isn’t confirmed.
It’s in an official or manufacturer record, such as NAFDAC’s. That doesn’t prove the pack in your hand is genuine.
What to do next
Compare it with the original before you use it.
Caution
Details don’t match.
A red flag: suspended registration, a recalled batch, a passed expiry date, a mismatch or several recent reports.
What to do next
Don’t use it yet. Check with the pharmacist or seller, or report it.
Not found
No record found.
The code was invalid or already used, or no source we checked has any record. It may be fake.
What to do next
Don’t use it. Keep the pack, report it in the app, and report it to the regulator.
“Couldn’t check” isn’t a result. If we can’t read the pack, you’re offline, or no source covers the product yet, we ask you to try another way. And genuine isn’t the same as safe for you: results are information, not medical advice.
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Medicines, food and drinks, and supplements.
Listed means the product is in an official or manufacturer record, such as NAFDAC’s. Verified means a unit-level check, like a scratch PIN, confirmed your exact pack, so it’s the stronger result.
Don’t use it. Keep the pack, report it in the app, and report it to the regulator. If we couldn’t read the pack at all, that isn’t Not found: we’ll ask you to try another way.
From manufacturers, or our own photos of verified packs. We never use images taken from the web.
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