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Recall Radar
Private FDA recall lookup using public openFDA data
Recall Radar is an independent prototype for checking public FDA enforcement recall records without making an account or sending product clues to a server. It links back to source records, keeps matching in the browser, and is for awareness only rather than medical advice. I am looking for first-screen feedback: does the lookup feel clear, trustworthy, and useful enough to check something at home?
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I built Recall Radar to make public FDA enforcement recall records easier to check without an account, forms, cookies, or server-side query logging. The matching happens in the browser against public openFDA data and links back to source records. It is for awareness, not medical advice. What would make the first screen clearer or more trustworthy before you typed a product, brand, lot, code, recall number, or device clue?
About Recall Radar on Product Hunt
“Private FDA recall lookup using public openFDA data”
Recall Radar was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #100 on the daily leaderboard. Recall Radar is an independent prototype for checking public FDA enforcement recall records without making an account or sending product clues to a server. It links back to source records, keeps matching in the browser, and is for awareness only rather than medical advice. I am looking for first-screen feedback: does the lookup feel clear, trustworthy, and useful enough to check something at home?
On the analytics side, Recall Radar competes within Health — topics that collectively have 6.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Recall Radar performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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