Of course not. First of all, the bar code on the carton is a boxed bar code (usually 10), and the bar code on the aluminum foil bag of a single mask is a single piece. In Oliveryoung, Watsons, and duty-free shops, there are both shelf sales by box and single-chip sales. If these two barcodes are the same, how can the cashier scan them? Of course, they are different bar codes. In addition, packaging boxes and aluminum foil bags sometimes do have color differences, because they are not a material supplier, but the fonts are the same. This kind is difficult to imitate, and the fineness is completely different.