NAFDAC Offers Tips to Verify Product Authenticity in Nigeria

The article outlines steps for Nigerian consumers to verify the authenticity of products, especially skincare and food items, and report any suspected counterfeit goods to the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). It highlights that a product with a NAFDAC registration number is not necessarily genuine, as counterfeiters can replicate these numbers.
Consumers are advised to check for the registration number, manufacturer details, batch numbers, and expiry dates. They should also inspect the packaging for signs of tampering or inconsistencies.
To verify a product's registration, individuals can visit NAFDAC's website and use the product registration search tool. If the search yields no results or shows discrepancies, it is crucial to report these findings to NAFDAC.
The article stresses the importance of purchasing medicines from licensed pharmacies and being cautious of unusually low prices and broken seals.
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