Evidence over adjectives

Quality is a system, not a slogan.

Our concept connects product specifications, documented controls, release governance, accessible information and post-market traceability.

Vertex quality framework

Four controls, one standard.

The public website deliberately avoids unverified certification and manufacturing claims. Final statements must be mapped to evidence before launch in each market.

01 · Product definition

Approved formula, strength, dosage form, packaging specification, identification and shelf-life requirements form the controlled baseline.

02 · Qualified supply

Manufacturers, laboratories, materials and service providers are evaluated against documented requirements and ongoing performance.

03 · Batch release

Release is based on reviewed production, testing, deviation and specification records—not on marketing timelines.

04 · Lifecycle vigilance

Complaints, verification anomalies, safety information and changes feed back into the quality system.

Traceability

From registered code to useful signal.

Each valid combination of series and unique code is stored once. Every public check creates an audit record while personal network data is minimized through salted IP hashing.

Administrators can block or expire codes, associate them with products, import large code batches and review suspicious repeat activity.

Open product verification

Register

Import series and unique codes from CSV, XLS or XLSX.

Associate

Link codes to a product, status and optional expiry date.

Verify

Check both values with rate limiting and atomic counters.

Investigate

Review repeat, blocked, expired and unknown attempts.

Swiss quality positioning: “Headquartered in Zug, Switzerland” and “Swiss-led” describe corporate location and governance. Do not add “Swiss Made”, Swissmedic authorization, GMP certification or a Swiss manufacturing origin until the corresponding legal and quality evidence is confirmed.