Drug Information gives you authoritative FDA data on any medication — what it treats, how to take it, what to watch out for, and whether it's ever been recalled. All data comes directly from official FDA databases.
This isn't a general health chatbot. It pulls real labeling data: indications, dosage instructions, contraindications, black box warnings, drug interaction flags, and adverse event reports from the FDA's FAERS system. It also surfaces recall history so you know if a product has had Class I safety issues.
What you can do
- lookup_drug — full FDA label by brand or generic name: indications, dosage, warnings, contraindications, interactions
- check_adverse_events — real-world side effect reports from the FDA adverse event database
- check_recalls — recall history for a drug including severity class
- search_by_condition — find drugs approved for a specific medical condition when you don't know the drug name
Who it's for
Patients researching their medications, healthcare professionals doing quick reference checks, researchers analyzing drug safety data, and journalists or analysts investigating pharmaceutical recalls.
How to use it
- If you know the drug name, call lookup_drug directly — pass the brand or generic name.
- If you only know the condition, use search_by_condition first to find relevant drugs.
- Follow up with check_adverse_events to see real-world reported side effects.
- Use check_recalls to verify no safety recalls are on record.
Getting started
Call lookup_drug with a drug name. All responses include the FDA disclaimer — always present this to users.
