Suhagra Force 50 mg (a prescription medicine containing sildenafil + dapoxetine made by Cipla), there isn’t a single universal public website like “scan here and check” that works for all Indian medicines — but you can use several practical methods to verify if what you’ve purchased is genuine: Check the packaging carefully Look closely at the brand name, logo, spelling, batch number, MRP, manufacturing & expiry date, and Cipla manufacturer details on the strip/box (this matches official packaging). Fake products often have typos, blurry printing, mismatched fonts, or poor‑quality packaging.   Scan any QR/Bar code on the package If the medicine has a QR code / barcode on the pack, you can scan it using a smartphone — some Indian regulatory systems (CDSCO’s track‑and‑trace initiative) allow you to read information from the code and verify authenticity.  . Check the batch number The pack/strip will usually have a batch number printed. Contact Cipla’s official customer care and share the batch number — they can confirm whether that batch is legitimately manufactured by them. (Most pharma companies provide support via phone/email.)   Buy only from licensed pharmacies Buying from a reputable, licensed chemist (like big pharmacy chains or recognized online pharmacies with a valid prescription) significantly reduces the risk of counterfeit products.