FDA food and drug recall checker
Recalled or Not? searches official FDA Enforcement records for food, medicine and devices in the same product query as CPSC consumer goods. It is not an FDA website.
Enter the brand or product name, then the lot, batch, UPC or package code printed on the label. You can also scan the barcode. Not sure where it is? Find the lot or batch code on food and medicine. FDA hits link to the exact Enforcement API record, not a generic press page. Match lot, best-by date, package size and distribution before you discard or return anything. If it matches, see how the refund, repair or replacement process works — and why you should ask a pharmacist before stopping a recalled medicine.
Meat, poultry and egg products may also appear in USDA FSIS notices, which this search does not cover. An empty result does not mean the food or drug is safe, and it does not mean every source answered. Toys, appliances, furniture and other non-food products are CPSC’s: use the CPSC recall check for consumer products.
Taking blood pressure medicine? See blood pressure medication recalls 2026 for metoprolol, amlodipine/olmesartan and other lots with NDCs.
Checking Amazon Basic Care acetaminophen? The 500 mg acetaminophen recall guide lists all seven lots across 200-, 500- and 1000-count bottles from FDA event 99934. Check that full table even if an API search returns only one package size.
Checking eggs? Our egg recall list covers the 2026 shell-egg recalls we’ve verified — including state-led recalls that aren’t in FDA’s list — and how to read the plant number and Julian date on a carton.