How to spot a fake supplement.
Fake protein is sold in India under real brand names. Six checks take two minutes.
1. Check the code on your pack
Enter the code printed on your pack on our verify page. A genuine code is recognised and shows how often it has been checked.
Verify your pack2. Check the FSSAI licence number
Genuine Gibbon packs print FSSAI licence number 12122999000039. You can look it up on the FSSAI's FoSCoS website.
FoSCoS (opens in a new tab)3. Check who sells it
Gibbon Nutrition is run by Ria Chopra, B-34-8915, Main Road, Haibowal Kalan, Ludhiana, Punjab 141001. Buy from this site or a seller you can check with us.
4. Check the print and the seal
The batch number, manufacturing date and best-before date are printed clearly, and the pack is sealed when it reaches you.
5. Compare it with the lab report
Every report we publish is on the lab reports page.
Lab reports6. Be careful with prices far below MRP
A price far below the MRP from a seller you do not know is a warning sign.
Think you have a fake?
Tell our customer care team.