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The VeroVision™ Mail Screener supports mail inspection at correctional facilities through innovative and efficient detection of illicit substances.

The VeroVision™ Mail Screener uses powerful imaging spectrometers and modern sensor technology to target distinct illicit drugs and common cutting agents found in mail items.  

The VeroVision™ Mail Screener can:

  • Detect illicit drugs & common cutting agents through envelopes and paper, mixed with marker, crayon, paint, and even under stamps and stickers 
  • Scan mail items in less than 10 seconds
  • Use new recipes and material signatures as new drug formulations and substances emerge
  • Generate official reports with imagery for proper tracking and recordkeeping

Correctional facilities must remain diligent in preventing contraband, including narcotics, from entering the facility through the mailroom.

The VeroVision™ Mail Screener is a user-friendly sensor powered by liquid crystal-tunable filter technology patented by ChemImage. It reliably answers the question “Are there drugs in the mail?” with a high probability of detection and low false alarm rate.

Learn more about how NIR light penetrates articles of mail to highlight concealed substances and helps to make correctional facility mailrooms safer with rapid detection of questionable materials.  Download videos, product support and documentation.

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Our threat detection technology – through the mail and in standoff security applications – directly reflects years of collaborative innovation.

Products like the VeroVision™ Mail Screener are only as effective as the people, partners and visionary investors who see the need, and the inherent human value, of trying to keep the world safer.

Call 1-877-241-3550 or use our customer support form to let us know how we can continue helping you make a safer world.

Schedule a VeroVision™ Mail Screener presentation or demonstration today.

It's peace of mind in the mailroom, and beyond.