openFDA Scraper: Drug Safety, Recalls, Labels
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from $19.50 / 1,000 results
Scrape openFDA for drug safety profiles, adverse event reports, drug and device and food recalls, label warnings, product codes, approvals and device clearances. Get outcomes, top reactions, recall class and risk flags per drug. Filter by drug, company or date. Export to CSV or Excel.
Free users: Limited to 10 items (preview). Paid users: Optional, max 1,000,000.
Safety profile returns one row per drug with report counts, outcomes, top reactions, recalls and label warnings. The other modes return one row per adverse event report, recall, label, product code listing, approval or device clearance.
Generic or brand names, for example ibuprofen, Ozempic or metformin. In the device clearances mode they are searched in the device name.
Free words searched in the product description and reason for recalls, in the device name for clearances, and in the drug name for labels, directory and approvals.
Adverse events mode. Medical terms such as Nausea, Hepatotoxicity or Anaphylactic reaction.
Adverse events mode. Two letter country codes, for example US, GB, DE.
Recalling firm for recalls, manufacturer for labels, labeler for the directory, sponsor for approvals, applicant for device clearances.
Device clearances mode. Three letter FDA product codes such as NAY or DQA.
Recalls mode. Which kind of product recalls to read.
Recalls mode. Class I is the most serious, Class III the least.
Recalls mode. Ongoing recalls are still open, terminated ones are closed.
Recalls and device clearances. Two letter US state codes of the firm, for example CA, TX.
Adverse events mode. Keep only reports where the drug you searched is listed as the suspect drug, not just a medicine the patient also took.
Adverse events mode. Keep reports with a serious outcome.
First date, in the form 2025-01-31. Applies to the received date of reports, the report date of recalls, the label date and the decision date of clearances.
Labels mode. Keep labels that have the strongest FDA warning box.
Labels mode. Maximum number of characters kept per label section.
