Source coverage

Authority is preserved, not blended away.

RecalledMeds records where each fact came from, when it was retrieved and how it relates to other evidence. Sources are ranked by authority for a particular assertion, not by popularity.

Indexed records86,589

Earliest available2012-06-20

Latest available2026-07-15

Source status

openFDA Drug EnforcementU.S. regulator structured enforcement records17,815 indexed · 2012-06-20 through 2026-07-15 openFDA Device EnforcementU.S. regulator structured device enforcement records39,538 indexed · 2012-06-20 through 2026-07-15 openFDA Food EnforcementU.S. regulator structured food and regulated-product records29,237 indexed · 2012-06-20 through 2026-07-15 FDA RecallsDirect notice adapter planned; not yet an alert-eligible sourceNot active iRESAuthorization is not configured; adapter disabledNot active DailyMed and RxNormIdentity enrichment planned; it will never expand affected scopeNot active

Authority order

For U.S. status, FDA and other applicable U.S. regulatory evidence has the highest authority. Manufacturer and distributor notices can provide faster operational details and are labeled as pending when FDA classification is not available. Foreign official sources remain jurisdiction-specific. News and community tips can trigger discovery or review but do not become official status.

Freshness and coverage

The ingestion job queries every annual window from January 1, 2004 onward. OpenFDA currently returns no records before its available enforcement history, and those zero-result windows are retained in operational evidence rather than presented as missing records. Package results include an evidence cutoff. Last retrieval: 7/23/2026, 1:39:12 AM.

Missing or conflicting evidence

A missing source is disclosed in coverage rather than inferred away. Material conflicts remain visible and enter review. Submit a missing-source tip through the corrections form only if it can be tied to a public document; tips are quarantined and never publish automatically.