It is not just a matter of 4 thousand euros allegedly trying to evade the state. After a Kosovo Customs announcement of incorrect goods statements in Vremica, published photos raise a much greater concern: were controlled money products used for human skin injections and, if so, had all the checks and authorizations necessary for import been passed?
A customs check carried out on November 4th 2026 in Vermica has uncovered differences in the fee classification of a cargo shipment destined for import in Kosovo.
According to Dogan, during the verification of the customs declaration and supporting documentation, it has been found that the goods were declared with incorrect tariff code, while the appropriate rating resulted in an impact of about 4 thousand euros in customs duties.
But beyond that figure, photos published by the customs authorities themselves attract attention.
They see prepared syringes and packages that from outward appearance resemble the popular product of aesthetic medicine ) REYURAN S.
It’s a injector preparam, used in aesthetic skin treatments and contains polynucleotides benefited from salmon DNA.
However, Dogan has not publicly identified the product with this name, and the visual similarity to the package does not constitute final confirmation of its identity or content.
From aesthetic clinic shelves to customs control questions that cannot be overlooked
Products used for injecting into the human body cannot be treated only as ordinary commercial goods.
In addition to customs duties, their import and circulation could be submitted to specific legal requirements, depending on the product classification and relevant documentation.
If the charge is confirmed to contain injection medical equipment, then a fundamental question arises: Was the tax declaration or even the documentation required for the legal introduction and circulation of these products in Kosovo checked?
Has their background been verified?
Is production authenticity and manufacturing documentation confirmed?
Are the requirements for transportation, preservation, and destination respected?
And, above all, was the Kosovo Agency for Products and Medicines involved in verification?
These are issues that are not clarified by Dogan’s current announcement.
The name of the product covered in the photograph why didn’t the identity of the items become public?
Another striking detail is the way the photos are published.
In scattered images, pieces of identification of the packages have been covered or disturbed, making it impossible to identify the product with only pictures.
Customs has made public the claim of irregularities in statements, but has not clarified the trade name of the goods, the importer’s identity, or if specific authorizations were required for its import.
Publishing these data, in accordance with legal restrictions, would help clarify the random nature and eventual interest in patient safety.
The fact that certain elements of the photograph have been disturbed does not prove that hiding any other offense has been attempted. However, transparency on the nature of the product remains of public interest.
Four thousand euros to the state, but what guarantee to the citizen?
Correcting an incorrect fee is an important act of protecting public revenues.
But in the case of products that can be used for injections, the control should not be limited to paying taxes.
A product may have all taxes paid and yet not met the legal requirements for use in patients.
And an incorrect customs statement does not automatically testify that the product is forged, contaminated, or dangerous.
That is why special verifications are needed to determine the nature of the merchandise and documentation it should accompany.
The Vremica case adds the need for a complete clarification by the responsible authorities: what product has been checked, what has been the correct classification, and are the relevant import requirements respected?
When it comes to products that can be injected into the human body, concern does not end up in the four thousand euros it may lack. He begins to ask whether the patient is protected from products that have not yet passed the necessary controls.
In the end, citizens have the right to know not only if the merchandise has been properly exaggerated but also if the legitimacy and security of its use have been verified.
Because unpaid taxes may be collected later. The effects of an uncertain product, if used in patients, may not be so easily repaired.
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