Competition count
For any drug and dosage form: how many approved makers are still active, how many holders have only discontinued approvals, and how many generics compete. Single-source and no-maker products are flagged.
Live nowReqRX™ joins the FDA's approvals, Orange Book, shortage list, recalls and device clearances, and shows what none of them say alone: how many makers are left, when protection ends, and which cleared devices nobody sells. The best openings go first to the ReqRX™ 100, with 30 years of FDA and patent counsel at the table.
The FDA publishes its decisions across separate databases. Each one is free. What they say together is not: ReqRX™ joins them by product and works out how many makers are left, when protection ends, and which cleared devices nobody sells.
For any drug and dosage form: how many approved makers are still active, how many holders have only discontinued approvals, and how many generics compete. Single-source and no-maker products are flagged.
Live nowFDA's drug shortage list, with each product checked against the Orange Book for how many approved makers remain. A shortage with one or two makers is a market opening.
Live nowDrug enforcement reports by product, firm and class, newest first. Part of every maker's track record before you buy from them, or buy them.
Live nowEvery 510(k) in a device category, flagged for recalls tied to that clearance and for cleared devices missing from FDA's current listings. FDA's 2023 draft guidance warns against predicates with design-related recalls.
Live nowOrange Book patents and exclusivities for any brand, with the last listed protection date and the generics already approved against it. Refreshed from FDA nightly.
Live nowThe likely FDA route for a drug, biologic or device, its review clock, and statutory exclusivity dates with the year-4 filing window and 30-month stay called out.
Live nowFollow a molecule, a competitor or a product code. Get one morning brief when anything on your list moves: a new approval, a label change, a shortage or a recall.
In buildThe FDA shows only today's shortage list. ReqRX™ saves it every night, so members see when each shortage started, how long it lasted and which makers left.
Recording dailyWhen a label is revised, see exactly what changed: new warnings, new indications, dosing. Section by section, side by side.
In buildShortage drugs with few makers, dormant approvals and cleared devices nobody sells, ranked and refreshed nightly.
Members onlyEvery NDA, ANDA and BLA by brand, ingredient or sponsor, with the first approval, the latest action and the label PDF.
Live now25 member companies. First look at vetted FDA openings before the open market sees them.
By applicationHow it worksReqRX™ is not a pharmacy and never touches a prescription. It is intelligence for the business side of drugs and devices.
Pick targets the record already points to.
The FDA shortage list shapes what a 503B facility can make. Watch it daily instead of weekly.
See shortages and recalls by product before they reach the floor.
Know your pathway and predicate before you spend on testing.
The FDA map, in plain English, for teams coming from the EU, Asia and Israel.
See vetted openings first, and check any target's FDA story in minutes, not weeks.
Which FDA pathway are we on, and how long is the runway? Both tools below run in your browser. Nothing you enter leaves the page.
Get the likely route to market, its review clock and its protection.
Enter an approval date and an exclusivity type to see the date it ends.
Statutory exclusivity only. Patents, 30-month stays, forfeiture and litigation can move the real date. Look up a real drug's Orange Book protection and check with your counsel.
Data shows you what happened. Deciding what to do next takes judgment. When a signal turns into a decision about a filing, a patent or a market entry, ReqRX™ connects you to regulatory and IP counsel who have walked drugs and devices through the FDA for three decades.
The data is the front door. The ReqRX™ 100 is where the openings it finds go first: 100 companies ready to act, and no more.
Membership is capped at 100 companies that acquire rights and assets for their own operations: generic and 503B manufacturers, contract manufacturers and operating platforms. Every night ReqRX™ finds shortage drugs with few makers, dormant approvals and cleared devices nobody sells. Members see the vetted ones first.
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