FOOD SAFETY

Prevent foodborne illness. Know how to respond.

Simple habits can help keep food safe. If a product is recalled, check the notice and follow its instructions.

How can you be safe?

Be clean: Wash your hands, utensils, and surfaces often.
Be separate: Keep raw meat, poultry, seafood, and eggs separate from ready-to-eat foods.
Be cook: Cook foods to a safe internal temperature and use a food thermometer when appropriate.
Be chill: Refrigerate perishable foods promptly and keep them at a safe temperature.

THE SOLUTION

How does Recallert help?

Recallert helps you find food recall notices and compare product details. App results are a starting point—always confirm a possible match and instructions with the official notice.

NEXT STEPS

Did you find a food recall?

Check the exact product and follow the official recall notice.

First: don't eat it or serve it. Keep it away from other food while you check the recall instructions.

Food recall response checklist 01 Match the details Compare the product name, package size, lot code, and dates with the official notice. If unsure, don't eat it until you've checked. Keep it separate Set the item aside so nobody accidentally eats or serves it. Don't donate it or give it to someone else. 03 Follow the notice Check whether the product should be returned or discarded, and follow the notice's specific instructions. Clean up and check in Wash your hands and clean surfaces or utensils that touched the food. If someone ate it and feels sick, contact a healthcare professional.

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Recall instructions can differ by product. Follow the directions in the official notice.

DRUG SAFETY

Use medicines safely. Know what to do about a recall.

Use medicines as directed, check the details on the label, and get professional advice when something is unclear.

How can you use medicines safely?

Be informed: Read the label and follow the directions from your prescriber or pharmacist. Ask them about questions or possible interactions.
Be precise: Use only the dose and schedule directed for you. Never share prescription medicines.
Be careful: Keep medicines in their original, labeled containers and store them as directed, safely away from children and pets.
Be current: Check expiration dates and official safety notices. Use approved take-back or disposal instructions for unwanted medicine.

THE SOLUTION

How does Recallert help?

Recallert helps you find drug recall notices and review their product details. Search results may be incomplete or unvalidated; confirm any possible match with the official FDA notice and a healthcare professional.

NEXT STEPS

Did you find a drug recall?

Compare the medicine with the official notice and contact a pharmacist or prescriber if you need help.

Don't change a prescribed treatment on your own. Contact your pharmacist or prescriber promptly for advice, unless the official notice gives different immediate instructions.

Drug recall response checklist 01 Match the exact medicine Compare the name, strength, dosage form, manufacturer, lot number, and expiration date with the official notice. Ask a pharmacist or prescriber Get advice about whether your specific medicine is affected and what to use instead, if anything. 03 Follow the recall instructions Ask how to return or dispose of the medicine. Don't give it to anyone else or flush it unless official disposal guidance says to. Get help if you feel unwell Contact a healthcare professional about a possible reaction. For a medical emergency, call your local emergency number.

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This app is informational and is not a substitute for advice from a healthcare professional or the official recall notice.