Fake medicines are a serious problem and can harm your health if taken without knowing their source. Today, many medicine packs come with a QR code that helps buyers confirm if the product is real.

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There are multiple fake apps with similar names on the Google Play Store. So, make sure to double-check that the app is developed by the Department of Telecommunications (Government of India).