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That label is MOST LIKELY FAKE. There are several telltale signs that I clearly notice and I have a keen eye for spotting fake pharmaceuticals because I have worked with bodybuilding pharm products for many years. The way they make fakes today is extremely close to the real you have to find the very small details.
First, ALL UPC barcodes have the corresponding numbers underneath identifying the proper info about the company.
2: The letters "RX" is not the correct size font, the 2 letters are the same size on the real bottles, and are also not in the correct spot as they are too close to the red line above it. It should have a larger space with the "rx" lettering the same size and a little smaller font. The yellow box itself is also too big.
3rd: the word Walgreens in red has too big lettering and the word is spaced out too far across the label. The authentic bottles lettering stops underneath the word Dr. AuTH Required and specifically under the letters "TH RE" which is the space between the 2 words. You bottle stretches well over to the letters QU in the word required. And again, there is too much space between the other lines of text above and below it. This is usually due to the reformatting issues when trying to copy an image into a new editor program, which is what they needed to do for printing. They just didn't catch it.
4th: The space between the multiple lines of text is too far apart where it says "Take 5ml by mouth." The line underneath "Needed for cough" is spaced too far away. Most labels are much closer together.
5: The paper itself doesn't look to be the correct consistency and looks to be a normal printed label sticker which can easily be made at home in literally 10 mins.
So, as you can see, there are a number of discrepancies that I noticed with just 5 mins of quick research and knowing some of the key things to look for. I am sure there are more, but you get the idea.
BE CAREFUL!!!!