Watermarked specimens
Sample medical certificates
These are watermarked specimens of the documents a PingMeDoc™-network doctor issues: shown so you know exactly what you’ll receive. Each is stamped SPECIMEN and carries no verification QR, so it can’t be mistaken for, or passed off as, a real certificate.
Choose a certificateCertifies a period of medically-advised rest away from work or class.
View sample →Attests the person is medically fit for general activity or employment.
View sample →Records a clinical assessment and diagnosis for the named patient.
View sample →Confirms recovery and fitness to return to work or study.
View sample →States the person is medically fit to undertake travel.
View sample →Certifies that a family member required an attendant during illness.
View sample →Advises a period of work from home on medical grounds.
View sample →A doctor's prescription issued after an online consultation.
View sample →A doctor's request for diagnostic investigations.
View sample →Genuine documents carry a unique number and a scannable QR. Anyone can confirm a certificate at pingmedoc.com/verify. A watermarked specimen has neither, so it verifies to nothing, by design.
These specimens use fake data (Sample Patient, Dr. A. Specimen). We don't show anyone's actual certificate, that would expose their name, ID and medical details.
Real certificates are generated digitally and electronically issued. No manual alteration is valid, and any change breaks online verification.
FAQs
Questions about samples
No. Each is stamped SPECIMEN, uses fake data, and carries no QR or valid registration number, so it fails verification instantly. To get a real one, consult a licensed doctor through the certificate hub.
Get a real, QR-verifiable certificate
Consult a licensed doctor online and receive a genuine, verifiable certificate, not a template. Issuance depends on the doctor’s assessment.
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