Plain-language recall classes
Every recall is tagged Class I, II or III. We tell you what that means for you, in one sentence.
FDA enforcement, made readable
Know when the FDA acts on what you make, sell or eat.
One search across every food, drug and device recall in FDA’s enforcement reports (2012 on) and every FDA warning letter. Watch a brand, ingredient or supplier and we'll tell you when something new appears.
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Recalls and warning letters together, newest first, so patterns are obvious at a glance.
Alerts when something changes
Watch an ingredient, brand or supplier. We check FDA's data on a schedule and email you new matches.
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We re-check every watch automatically.
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What recall classes mean
FDA sorts every recall by how much harm the product could do. The class describes the risk, not how many products are involved.
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Based on 21 CFR 7.3 and FDA's “Recalls Background and Definitions”. This is general information, not medical advice. If you have symptoms, contact a clinician or Poison Control (1-800-222-1222).
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