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Show us your NeeDoh.
Upload photos and details about your NeeDoh. For now this works as a local demo; the next step is connecting it to a real online database and image storage.
BEFORE YOU UPLOAD
NeeDoh Authenticity Check
Answer a few questions about your NeeDoh and its packaging. Your answers will determine which checks you see next.
🔎 Guided check
START HERE
Is your NeeDoh being shipped from the UK?
UK CHECK · 1 OF 6
If your NeeDoh is being shipped from the UK, does the packaging have a BigJigs logo?
UK CHECK · 2 OF 6
Have you checked the spelling and address details on the BigJigs logo?
The UK reference address is: Unit B Kingsmead, Park Farm Ind East, Folkestone, Kent CT19 5EU, UK.
UK CHECK · 3 OF 6
Have you checked the postcode on the bottom of the box?
The Schylling reference postcode is 01845.
UK CHECK · 4 OF 6
Does the 7-digit code above the barcode match the code on the bottom of the NeeDoh?
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REFERENCE PHOTO
REFERENCE PHOTO
Where to look
Compare the 7-digit number printed above the barcode on the packaging with the code on the bottom of the product.
We can replace this panel with a real annotated reference photo once you provide one.
UK CHECK · 5 OF 6
Are the words Nee and Doh shown in the expected pink and orange colours on the box?
UK CHECK · 6 OF 6
How does the packaging feel?
Also check: Is the NeeDoh itself inside a plastic bag? If yes, record that as an additional red flag for review.
INTERNATIONAL CHECK · 1 OF 6
Where did you purchase this NeeDoh?
INTERNATIONAL CHECK · 2 OF 6
Does the packaging have clear, consistent printing with no obvious spelling mistakes or distorted text?
INTERNATIONAL CHECK · 3 OF 6
Does the barcode/product code on the packaging correspond with the code or markings on the product?
INTERNATIONAL CHECK · 4 OF 6
Do the NeeDoh logo, colours and printed details look consistent with a known genuine example?
INTERNATIONAL CHECK · 5 OF 6
Does the packaging feel like a solid, professionally produced retail package?
INTERNATIONAL CHECK · 6 OF 6
Does the product or packaging contain anything unusual that you think should be documented?
Examples include unusual packaging, unexpected plastic wrapping, strange markings, missing labels or differences from reference photographs.
🍬 Gum Drop note: If you are checking a Gum Drop, don't automatically treat the known “senasation” spelling mistake as proof that the product is fake. This is a documented packaging spelling issue that Schylling has clarified. Use it as context alongside the other evidence rather than as a standalone authenticity decision.