Probably Stolen Immunivax: Serial and Recall Guide
Check Immunivax in four places: indicator, label, serial number, and body. A genuine injector can still be expired, empty, cracked, or recalled, so authenticity and usability need separate checks.
Quick inspection checklist
Use the Magnifying Glass alongside the current Immunivax Assessment Guide:
- Inspect the indicator for expiry and empty status.
- Compare the company and product lettering with the guide.
- Confirm the serial has exactly seven digits.
- Check that it lies between 1250000 and 4559999.
- Compare its first three digits with the recall list.
- Check the body color and look for cracks.
- Choose the Confront reason corresponding to the actual defect.
Do not approve an injector after checking only the label. A valid-looking label can conceal a recalled batch or damaged body.
Valid serial numbers and recalled batches
The serial must contain seven digits and fall within 1250000–4559999. The first three digits identify the batch.
Current guide data lists these recalled batches:
250, 251, 301, 355, 385, 386, 421
A serial can be numerically valid while belonging to a recalled batch. Recalled injectors are unusable; recall alone does not make the item counterfeit.
Counterfeit versus unusable
| Observation | What to check |
|---|---|
| Wrong or missing product/company label | Authenticity and label issue |
| Invalid serial format or range | Authenticity and serial issue |
| Incorrect main body color | Authenticity against handbook |
| Recalled batch | Unusable; serial/recall issue |
| Orange indicator | Expired condition |
| Empty injector | Unusable condition |
| Cracked body | Damaged and unusable |
Multiple defects can coexist. Select the matching inspection reason instead of treating every unusable injector as counterfeit.
Lettering and body checks
Compare spelling, product name, company name, and main color with the current handbook. Version 1.0.0.1 fixed an Immunivax font issue, so pre-release screenshots are a poor sole reference for lettering.
Inspect the body even if the label and serial pass. Cracks can make a genuine injector unusable.
Choosing a Confront reason
Base the confrontation on the defect you can demonstrate. A recall belongs to the serial/recall check; an expired indicator belongs to condition. The game distinguishes these from counterfeit labeling, so choosing a generic Counterfeit reason can be wrong.
Keep the Assessment Guide visible while inspecting unfamiliar variants. The best safeguard is a complete checklist on every injector.
Use two serial tests instead of one
Check the complete serial's length and range, then read the first three digits as the batch and compare them with the recall list. A serial can pass the range test but fail recall. These checks cannot replace one another.
For an illustrative number only, 2500000 has seven digits and lies within 1250000–4559999. Its prefix is 250, on the documented recall list. This explains why a plausible serial does not prove usability; it does not claim that this exact generated injector must appear.
A genuine injector can fail condition checks
Authenticity asks whether the label, serial, and body match the assessment rules. Usability also depends on recall, expiry, contents, and damage. A genuine product with a cracked body is not made usable by passing the label check.
The same distinction applies to the orange expiry indicator. It describes an unusable condition rather than automatically proving counterfeit manufacture. Keep the observed defect attached to its corresponding Confront reason instead of calling every rejected injector fake.
Build a complete inspection routine
Compare indicator, label, serial, and body before paying, even when the first feature looks correct. Read the current Assessment Guide alongside the Magnifying Glass view. Familiar spelling or body color is only one part of inspection.
When several defects coexist, record them separately. Avoid overlooking a recall because you found a crack, or selecting a label complaint when the observed problem is expiry. Support the reason you choose with a visible, relevant check.
Version and survival limits
The 1.0.0.1 font fix makes older lettering screenshots unreliable as a sole template. Current handbook comparison remains necessary. The supplied material also lacks a complete current SCD injection schedule, so this page does not invent a survival interval from historical videos.
待确认 (Pending confirmation): all indicator-color examples and localized names, each condition's price or reputation effect, and exact SCD timing and damage formulas. Those unresolved gameplay details require more current evidence.
FAQ
Is expired Immunivax counterfeit?
Not necessarily. Expiry is an unusable condition that can affect a genuine item.
Why is an injector with a valid serial unusable?
It may belong to a recalled batch, be expired or empty, or have a cracked body.
What does the orange indicator mean?
The current assessment data identifies orange as expired.
Is the serial range enough to prove authenticity?
No. Check the recall list, label, body, and indicator as well.