I believe La Roche–Posay product I received from one of India’s biggest e-commerce website is counterfeit because when I scan the QR code on it, it does not lead me to the official LRP website but instead to a strange and suspicious site. There is also a local seller number printed on the back. Can someone confirm whether this product is legitimate or not?
I purchased a La Roche-Posay Retinol B3 Serum, and while the QR code on the box directed me to the official website, I’m not sure if the bottle inside is genuine. The barcode on the box doesn’t match the one on the bottle, which seems suspicious. This inconsistency is making me question the authent...
I recently purchased a La Roche-Posay skincare product and I am seriously questioning its authenticity. The barcode printed on the outer box comes up as authentic when I check it, which initially gave me confidence. However, when I opened the package, I noticed that the barcode and serial number on ...
I recently purchased a La Roche-Posay product on Trendyol at a price that was noticeably lower than what pharmacies charge. At first, I thought it was just a great deal—the listing had plenty of positive reviews, so I assumed it was safe. But after receiving the product, I began to question whether ...
I recently purchased a La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+ cream from a seller named Kozvit, but now I’m seriously questioning whether the product is authentic. I’ve tried to verify it using a batch or barcode, but there’s no way to check it—La Roche-Posay doesn’t seem to offer any online verificatio...
I recently purchased the La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo+M cream, but I’m seriously concerned about its authenticity. The barcode number on the outer box and the one on the actual product are completely different. When I scanned the barcode on the box, it came up as original. But when I scanned the barc...
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