Product Recall Tracker

Search product, food, drug, and device recalls from CPSC, FDA, and other US agencies.

Recall notices are usually announced on separate government websites — the CPSC for consumer products, the FDA for food, drugs, and medical devices — which makes it easy to miss one that affects something in your home. GotRecalled combines them into a single, searchable database, updated daily, so you can check a product or brand in seconds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is GotRecalled?

GotRecalled is an independent tracker that collects official U.S. product, food, drug, and medical device recalls from government sources and makes them searchable in one place.

How often is the recall data updated?

The database refreshes automatically once a day, so newly announced recalls typically appear here within 24 hours.

Where does the recall data come from?

Recalls are pulled directly from the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) via saferproducts.gov and from the FDA's openFDA API, which covers food, drug, and medical device recalls.

What should I do if I find a recalled product I own?

Stop using the product and follow the instructions in the official recall notice, which usually cover a refund, repair, or replacement. Each recall page on this site links to the original agency notice with full details.

Is GotRecalled affiliated with the CPSC or FDA?

No. GotRecalled is an independent project that republishes publicly available government data for convenience. Always verify recall details on the official agency page before acting on them.

Is GotRecalled free to use?

Yes, searching and browsing recalls on GotRecalled is free.