Are your chips ISO Certified?

Q: Are your chips ISO Certified ?

Microchip ID Systems manufactures only Certified ISO microchips. ISO refers to the 'International Standards Organization'. To be Certified as ISO, the chip must be manufactured as follows: 1) Operate at a radio frequency of 134.2 kHz. 2) Contain 15 digits, the first three of which are the unique assigned manufacturer 'code' . * See note. 3) Examples of our code: 965 000000123456, 933 000123456789 We also make a special ISO chip that has been approved by the USDA and the FDA for compliance within certain livestock industries. See the 840-ID Official Microchip . * BEWARE : Do not use microchips that begin with the NON unique ISO code of 900 (nine-zero-zero). Hundreds of companies (outside of the USA) have been issued these temporary ISO manufacturer codes. It is nearly impossible to track an unregistered '900' chip back to a manufacturer.

Microchip ID Systems manufactures only Certified ISO microchips. ISO refers to the ‘International Standards Organization’.
To be Certified as ISO, the chip must be manufactured as follows:
1) Operate at a radio frequency of 134.2 kHz.
2) Contain 15 digits, the first three of which are the unique assigned manufacturer ‘code’ . * See note.
3) Examples of our code: 965000000123456, 933000123456789

We also make a special ISO chip that has been approved by the USDA and the FDA for compliance within certain livestock industries. See the 840-ID Official Microchip.

* BEWARE: Do not use microchips that begin with the NON unique ISO code of 900 (nine-zero-zero). Hundreds of companies (outside of the USA) have been issued these temporary ISO manufacturer codes. It is nearly impossible to track an unregistered ‘900’ chip back to a manufacturer.

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