A check tells you whether a product code is registered and which company it was issued to. It is a record of registration, not proof of what is inside the pack.
Example packYour brand stays on the front. The seal and its product code sit in a corner of the label.
Example pack. Kora Springs is a fictional brand.
Every way reads the same record, so you get the same answer.
SabiReal
Business account
Today
9F4K2M7B
10:24
Registered identity
ExampleIssued by Kora Springs Ltd for Pure drinking water 75 cl.
Registration only — not a test of the contents.
10:24
WhatsApp checks are coming soon.
These are examples. Your result shows the record for the code you check.
Registered identity
ExampleWhat to do: Compare the brand and product with the pack in your hand. If they differ, report a concern.
Checked several times
ExampleWhat to do: Look closely at the pack and the seller. If something looks wrong, report a concern.
Code not found
ExampleWhat to do: Check each character and try again. If it is still not found, report a concern.
Recalled
ExampleWhat to do: Follow the manufacturer's recall notice and ask the seller about a return.
Example results. Kora Springs, Ewa Naturals and Ironbridge are fictional brands.
A check shows a record of registration. It is not proof of what is inside the pack.
SabiReal checks whether a product code is registered in its system. A valid code does not independently guarantee that the physical product or its contents are genuine or safe.
It tells you whether the code on the pack is registered in SabiReal, which company it was issued to, the product it was issued for, and batch details where the manufacturer recorded them.
No. A registered code shows the code was issued to a named manufacturer. It does not test the product or its contents, and a copied code can sit on a fake pack. Check the product details carefully and buy from sellers you trust.
From the third meaningful check of a unit, SabiReal shows a caution. That can happen for ordinary reasons, such as a shop checking stock, but it can also mean the code has been copied. It is a prompt to look closely, not a finding that the product is fake.
No. SabiReal is a private product-code registry. It does not certify quality, safety or standards, and it does not replace NAFDAC, SON or any other regulator.
No. Scan the QR with your phone camera or type the 8-character code at verify.sabireal.com/check. You do not need to log in or share your location.
Use Report a concern on the result page or at verify.sabireal.com/report. Add what you saw and, if you like, where you bought it. Your report is not published.
No. Every meaningful check of a code counts, whoever makes it. If a shop checks its stock, a buyer may later see the repeat caution. Opening the same result again does not add a check.
No. A check never adds you to a list, and SabiReal does not contact you because you checked a code.
SabiReal staff and, where relevant, the manufacturer of the product. Your report is never published.
Email support@sabireal.com. If something about a product looks wrong, use Report a concern so the details reach the right team.
Type the 8-character code printed under the QR on the SabiReal seal. You do not need an account.
