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FDA drug labelling from the US National Library of Medicine: search marketed drug labels by name, pull one label's set id and metadata, its packaged NDCs, its pharmacological classes and its FDA application numbers.

Runs on your machine under the source's own terms

The crw MCP on your computer calls DailyMed directly. Calls cost no credits and the data does not pass through fastCRW. Install it once for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Gemini CLI or OpenCode, with your fastCRW API key in place of the placeholder:

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Capabilities (7)

dailymed/application-numbersFree, runs locally

Returns FDA application numbers and marketing category codes for a drug application, used to tie a label to its approval record.

applicationnumberpage?pagesize?
dailymed/drug-classesFree, runs locally

Returns the pharmacological and chemical classes assigned to drugs matching a name, each with its class code and coding system.

namepage?pagesize?
dailymed/drug-namesFree, runs locally

Returns the distinct drug names matching a search string, each flagged as generic (G) or brand (B).

drug_namepage?pagesize?
dailymed/label-by-setidFree, runs locally

Returns the SPL metadata for one label set id: title, version, published date and the set id itself.

setidpage?pagesize?
dailymed/ndc-searchFree, runs locally

Searches the National Drug Code directory held by DailyMed and returns matching 11-digit NDCs, exact or by prefix.

ndcpage?pagesize?
dailymed/packagingFree, runs locally

Returns the packaged products of one label: each NDC, its package description and the marketing category, grouped by product.

setid
dailymed/spl-searchFree, runs locally

Searches marketed drug labels by brand or generic drug name and returns matching SPL records with title, set id, label version and published date.

drug_namepage?pagesize?

Licence

It is your responsibility to determine and satisfy copyright or other use restrictions when using materials that are not in the public domain.

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Attribution

Display this wherever you show the data. It arrives on every response as provenance.attributionText.

Source: DailyMed, US National Library of Medicine. Label content is supplied by the drug manufacturer or repackager.

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