Frequently Asked Questions

 A computed tomography (CT) scan, is a computerized imaging procedure that uses X-rays to create detailed pictures of inside an object. Find out more here.

No, CT scanning will not make your cards radioactive. CT scanning uses ionising radiation to pass through the booster packs to create clear images on a computer. No radiation is retained by objects in these scans.

Our Returns and Refund Policy can be found here.

Yes, CT scanning any object is perfectly legal and does not break intellectual property right restrictions. In the United Kingdom, CT scanners are registered with HSE and comply with Ionising Radiation Regulations 2017 (IRR17).

Those clients with high value collectibles on request may accompany their products to the lab. To schedule a visit please send an email to support@pack-scan.com to confirm at least 10 working days before you plan to attend. 

Our process is best for detecting foil cards, especially when the foiling is over the card art. This means that the best packs to send in are those which can contain desirable  holos.