Verify a resultDemo: every result on this page is fictional

Is this result genuine?

Scan the QR on a Labsynk lab result, or type the code printed under it. You'll see the result exactly as the lab issued it, so you can tell if the paper in your hand has been changed.

Or scan the QR on the slip with your phone camera. It opens this page with the code filled in.

Try a demo code

Enter a code, or pick a demo code, to see the result exactly as the lab issued it.
How it works

A paper anyone can copy. A code that leads back to the lab.

Fake lab results are easy to make with a Word file and a printer. A Labsynk code ties the paper back to the lab that issued it.

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A QR on every slip

Every result a Labsynk lab issues is printed on an 80mm slip with a QR code and a verification code under it. The same code is on the PDF, the email and the WhatsApp copy.

LKV-7Q4M-92XA

Scan or enter at labsynk.com/verify

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Checked against the lab's record

The code is looked up in the issuing lab's record, the one written when the scientist checked it and the pathologist signed it. Editing the paper does not change the record.

Matches the lab's record

Lakeview Diagnostics · signed 07 Oct 26, 11:20

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Only what's on the slip

The check shows what is printed on the slip, and nothing more: no other results, no history, no contact details. The name is partly hidden, so the person holding the paper confirms it.

This result Za*** M*** Other results Phone, address Medical history

Who checks

A doctor

before treating on an outside result

An employer

checking a pre-employment test

An embassy or school

checking a medical for a visa or admission

The patient

making sure the paper is right

For laboratories

Run a lab? Put a QR on every result.

Labsynk prints each result on an 80mm slip with a verification code, sends it to the patient and the doctor, and keeps it on record.