Authenticate Before You Accept

NFC Product Verification

Confirm product identity through a dedicated NFC label assigned to each product. Tap. Verify. Confirm.

How It Works

Verification Process

01

Tap the NFC Label

Hold your smartphone near the NFC label on the product.

02

Open the Official Page

The official Archer Bio Science verification page opens automatically.

03

Check Product Details

Review product name, strength, form, lot number and expiry date.

04

Confirm the Status

Accept the product only if the NFC result is valid and product details match.

Verification Details

Product Data

Product Name
Product name registered in the system
Strength
Declared strength or content amount
Pharmaceutical Form
Oil Solution, Powder, Tablet, or Capsule
Presentation
Vial, kit, bottle, blister, or other
Lot Number
Batch identity connected to the product
MFG Date
Manufacturing date registered for the product
EXP Date
Expiry date registered for the product
First Verification Date
Date and time when the NFC label was first verified
Verification Status
Current NFC verification result

Verification Status

Understanding Results

Original Product

This NFC tag has been successfully authenticated.

Verified

Previously Verified

This NFC tag has already been verified previously.

Warning

Invalid Tag

This tag could not be verified. Do not accept.

Invalid

Info Mismatch

Result does not match the product label.

Mismatch

Expired

The expiry date has passed. Do not accept.

Expired

NFC Scan Issues?

NFC Enabled

Make sure NFC is enabled on your smartphone.

Correct Position

Move your phone slowly over the NFC label area.

Phone Case

Remove thick phone cases if scanning fails.

Need Support?

If your NFC verification result appears invalid, mismatched, or suspicious, contact Archer Bio Science support immediately before accepting the product. Do not remove or damage the label.

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RX ONLY.Professional Use Only

NFC verification confirms product identity. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or dosage guidance. Products must be evaluated only under the supervision of a qualified healthcare professional.