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Article | July 31, 2001
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Invisible inks

Domino Amjet (Gurnee, IL) has developed a new method of invisibly coding products using a 2-dimensional bar code printed with ultraviolet readable ink.
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Pharmaceutical products can be shipped “marked” yet be readily verifiable for country-specific labeling.

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