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openFDA Drug Recall Risk Brief

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$50.00 / 1,000 drug recall brief createds

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openFDA Drug Recall Risk Brief

openFDA Drug Recall Risk Brief

Summarize official openFDA drug enforcement reports by product query with matched total, sampled recall classes and statuses, newest report evidence and bounded no-match results.

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$50.00 / 1,000 drug recall brief createds

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Summarize bounded official drug enforcement searches by literal product or ingredient phrase.

Input

Provide 1-5 literal product-description phrases, a 30-3650 day report window, a 1-25 newest-record sample limit and an optional maximum brief count. Search operators and arbitrary openFDA fields are not accepted.

Output

Each row separates the official matched total from counts calculated only over the bounded newest-record sample, then includes the newest recall number, report date, class and initially published enforcement status. openFDA does not update enforcement status after initial publication. no-matches is limited negative evidence, not proof of product safety, completeness or absence of every recall.

Pricing

$0.05 per usable drug-recall-brief-created row, including a structured and explicitly qualified no-match brief. Malformed source responses, quota failures and unrecognized errors emit no row and incur no event charge.

Limits

The Actor makes at most five sequential no-key openFDA requests with two seconds between starts, at most 25 sampled records per phrase, a 2 MiB response cap, 30 second HTTP timeout and 180 second run timeout. It does not retry automatically.

Privacy

Source product-description and recall-reason free text is validated internally but never emitted. Patients, adverse-event reports, reporters, individual names, addresses, phone numbers, emails and personal records are never requested or emitted. FDA is cited as the source and does not endorse this product; this is not medical advice.