FDA 510(k) Device Clearances Lead Finder
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FDA 510(k) Device Clearances Lead Finder
Find medical device manufacturers with recent FDA 510(k) clearances via the official openFDA API. Ideal for B2B lead gen, competitive intel, and clearance monitoring — no API key required.
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Find medical device manufacturers with recent U.S. FDA 510(k) clearances from the official openFDA API — company name, device, product code, decision date, and address fields when FDA publishes them. Built by Northline Studio for medtech sales, competitive intelligence, and clearance monitoring without building a custom openFDA client.
Data comes only from api.fda.gov (public official FDA data; no scraping, no login, no API key required for typical volumes).
Why this Actor
- B2B lead gen — Fresh manufacturers that just cleared a device through the 510(k) pathway.
- Official source — Same openFDA device/510k endpoint FDA documents for public use.
- Cheap & fast defaults — Default 60-day lookback / 25 results finishes well under a minute.
- Monitor-friendly — Optional cross-run dedupe so scheduled runs emit only new K-numbers.
- Flat JSON — One clean record per clearance for CRM / spreadsheet workflows.
Features
- Filter by lookback window or absolute decision-date range
- Optional applicant name, device name, product code, and decision-code filters
- Sorted by newest decision date first
- Practice-ready address fields when present on the record
- Declared User-Agent and polite rate limiting
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
lookbackDays | integer | 60 | Decision dates on/after today − lookback + 1 |
sinceDate / untilDate | string | (empty) | Optional absolute YYYY-MM-DD bounds |
applicantContains | string | (empty) | Filter on manufacturer / applicant name |
deviceNameContains | string | (empty) | Filter on device name |
productCode | string | (empty) | FDA product code (e.g. GCJ) |
decisionCodes | string[] | [] | Optional codes such as SESE |
maxResults | integer | 25 | Cap on records (max 1,000) |
dedupeAcrossRuns | boolean | false | Skip K-numbers seen in prior runs |
userAgent | string | Northline Studio northlinestd@proton.me | HTTP User-Agent |
maxRequestsPerSecond | number | 2 | openFDA rate limit |
Example input — last 60 days (default-style)
{"lookbackDays": 60,"maxResults": 25,"dedupeAcrossRuns": false}
Example input — orthopedic product code
{"lookbackDays": 180,"productCode": "HRS","maxResults": 100}
Output
Each dataset item is one 510(k) clearance. Key fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
kNumber | FDA 510(k) number |
applicant | Manufacturer / applicant name |
deviceName | Cleared device name |
productCode | FDA product code |
decisionDate | Decision date (YYYY-MM-DD) |
decisionCode | Decision code (e.g. SESE) |
city / state / postalCode | Applicant address when present |
openfdaMedicalSpecialty | Specialty from the openfda block |
fdaUrl | Link to the clearance on accessdata.fda.gov |
source | api.fda.gov |
Example output item
{"kNumber": "K241234","applicant": "EXAMPLE MEDTECH INC","deviceName": "Example Orthopedic Implant","productCode": "HRS","decisionDate": "2025-09-15","decisionCode": "SESE","state": "CA","fdaUrl": "https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfpmn/pmn.cfm?ID=K241234","source": "api.fda.gov"}
Pricing
Free for now. Paid per-result pricing may be added later — check the Store pricing panel for the live rate.
Use cases
- Medtech sales teams prospecting manufacturers with brand-new clearances
- Competitive intelligence on who cleared what in a product-code niche
- Agencies building contact lists for device makers entering a specialty
- Scheduled monitors for new clearances (enable
dedupeAcrossRuns)
Notes & limits
- Anonymous openFDA access is rate-limited (about 240 requests/minute, 1,000/day without a key). This Actor defaults to 2 req/s.
- openFDA returns HTTP 404 when a search matches zero documents — treated as an empty result set, not a hard failure.
- Address fields are only as complete as FDA publishes them on each record.
- A clearance does not by itself prove commercial availability or marketing authorization beyond what FDA publishes for that K-number.
Source
- API docs: https://open.fda.gov/apis/device/510k/
- Endpoint:
https://api.fda.gov/device/510k.json - Public official data from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (openFDA)
Built by Northline Studio.