Ordinary Packaging Of Belarusian Oil Under UV Light Revealed Hidden Secrets

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Belarusian TikTok was blown up by another household discovery. One of the users discovered that the producers of Brest-Litovsk oil are very serious about protecting their products from fakes. On the published video he showed a trick, which many of his subscribers immediately rushed to repeat, writes "Telegraf".

In the video itself, the author simply shines an ultraviolet flashlight on a seemingly ordinary packet of "Classic" Brest-Litovsk oil. In the darkness the package is transformed: diagonal rows of luminous inscriptions "Brest-Litovsk", invisible in normal light, appear on its entire surface.

"This is how you can see ultraviolet markings even in places where you don't expect," the author of the video commented on his "experiment".

Commenters below the clip were not left out and immediately began sharing their impressions and, apparently, some of their own research:

"Bucks have fewer watermarks," joked one user.

"Here's where you didn't expect it!" - marveled another.

"If more products are protected this way, I'll walk to the store with a flashlight," wrote another.

"Checked it out right away. Very beautifully glowing, better than in the video," - shared the results of her experiment subscriber.

"Went to check," - reported others.

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The comments also noted that such "hidden signs" are also on biometric passports, while someone ironically asked whether such a secure packet could be "exchanged for dollars in Belarusbank."

At the same time, there was a commentator who noted that these inscriptions "can be seen without ultraviolet light if you turn the packet," but judging by the enthusiastic reaction of the majority, few people paid attention to this nuance before the demonstration with a flashlight.

"I didn't know, cool!" - many subscribers similarly expressed amazement.

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