What is forensic coding?
Forensic coding is a colourless liquid that holds a unique forensic code specific only to your client. Similar to DNA, it provides the same irrefutable evidence to prove ownership of stolen or lost items.

Why forensic coding works
The fear of being caught is a burglar's greatest fear. Historically, when a thief leaves a property he has just burgled, the 'fear factor' drops away as it is difficult for Police to provide evidence that is 'beyond reasonable doubt'. Forensic coding irrefutably links the possessions to the owner and where used as evidence forensic coding has enabled Police to obtain a 100% conviction rate in court. *74% would abandon their plans if a forensic coding warning label was on display.

What does forensic coding look like?
It looks like water. When dry, forensic coding is almost invisible to the naked
eye and only reveals itself under ultraviolet light, making it easy to detect.


What happens when the Police recover stolen property?
The Police have UV equipment and look for forensic coding. Coded items are sent to laboratories where they are identified. Forensic coding is practically impossible to remove as only one billionth of a particle is required to provide irrefutable proof of ownership.


Facts about forensic coding

• It can be applied to anything
• Virtually impossible to remove
• Provides irrefutable evidence of ownership
• Has a 100% conviction record in court
• Lost or stolen items can be returned
• Used routinely by Police
• Quick & easy to apply