Official U.S. drug listings
Check what a drug label declares.
Search a brand, generic name, active ingredient, company or NDC. This checks regulated U.S. drug listings—not ordinary cosmetic labels.
Find a drug listing
Results show up to 12 current human-drug listings.
Names and strengths are shown as submitted. Different brands, strengths and formulations stay separate.
Examples:
What this does not prove: a listing or ingredient name does not show that a product works, is safe, or is suitable for you.
What this can—and cannot—tell you
This finder answers one factual question: what does the current U.S. listing declare? A listed ingredient is not a recommendation.
It can show
- Brand, generic and company names.
- Declared active ingredients and strengths.
- Route, dosage form and NDCs.
- A link to the current DailyMed label when available.
It cannot show
- Whether the product works for your concern.
- Whether it is safe or suitable for you.
- Every cosmetic, international or older formula.
- Whether similarly named products share a formula.
Sources & limits
Search results come from the openFDA NDC Directory. Results may be up to six hours behind the live directory.
Drug companies submit this content. A directory entry or NDC does not by itself mean FDA approval. Listings can change, and one brand can vary by strength, formula, package, company, market or label version.