FDA Drug Applications Search — Fast Drugs@FDA API
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$0.25 / 1,000 fda applications
FDA Drug Applications Search — Fast Drugs@FDA API
Search public Drugs@FDA application records through openFDA by sponsor, application number, brand/generic name, or active ingredient. One row per FDA application with products and submission history.
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$0.25 / 1,000 fda applications
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Search FDA drug-application records through the public openFDA Drugs@FDA endpoint and export structured application rows.
Use it for drug-application research, sponsor research, regulatory-data discovery, product research, approval-history datasets, and automated FDA-data workflows.
Common use cases
- Search drug applications by sponsor or application number
- Find applications associated with brand or generic names
- Research applications by active ingredient
- Collect product and submission metadata for regulatory research
- Feed FDA application identifiers into downstream review workflows
What you get
The stable unit is the FDA application_number. Each saved row preserves the source application's product and submission arrays and derives compact summary fields such as sponsor, application type, brand/generic names, active ingredients, product/submission counts and latest approved submission date.
Source
https://api.fda.gov/drug/drugsfda.json
openFDA documents that an API key is not required for normal public use. The Drugs@FDA endpoint currently allows up to 99 application records per request.
Input
Search by sponsor, application number, brand name, generic name, or active ingredient. The Store default leaves filters blank and browses 25 applications.
Important limitations
V1 does not fetch label PDFs, Orange Book records, external websites, sponsor enrichment, or other FDA datasets.
These are regulatory application records. This Actor does not determine whether a drug is safe, effective, currently marketed, appropriate for a patient, or medically recommended. Application/submission metadata should be interpreted in its FDA source context.
openFDA may report a legitimate no-match query as HTTP 404 with “No matches found”. Only that exact condition is treated as an empty successful search; other HTTP/API failures remain failures.
Pricing
Only successfully saved application rows are billed. Empty/budget summary rows are not billed.
Private candidate target: $0.25 per 1,000 applications, subject to live economics and final market recheck.
Public release is a separate decision.
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