SKU Recall Search Certificate

$249

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Free specimen and paid-delivery boundary

A positive specimen of the scoped database-search receipt. It shows one exact FDA recall-number match and prints the source boundary beside it. It is not a safety, compliance, or never-recalled certificate.

Specimen provenance: Captured: 2026-08-21 · Target: H-1192-2026 · Evidence method: exact identifier filter over one retained FDA snapshot

Proof scope: method boundary only. This free specimen does not demonstrate the full paid delivery.

What this free specimen actually shows

• One exact FDA recall-number match from the retained window
• Every in-scope FDA row seal and content seal recomputed
• The source response body and originating collection batch recomputed
• CPSC and all other registers explicitly marked NOT SEARCHED

Paid delivery contract

You send:

• One product identifier bundle and product description
• The product category needed to decide whether FDA and CPSC are suitable sources

You get back:

• The exact identifiers and local archive filter used
• Returned public-record fields with the retained row digests
• Every named register marked SEARCHED or NOT SEARCHED
• PDF and CSV carrying the same bounded result

Limits: This specimen searched only the retained 2026-08-21 openFDA food-enforcement window. The upstream request was capped at 100 rows. CPSC and every other recall register were NOT SEARCHED. Recall notices do not share a universal SKU or model identifier, agency posting can lag other notices, and a no-match result would mean only that the named search found no match at that time. This public JSON does not include the paid offer's final PDF or CSV files.

The clock fetched the named logged-off openFDA request, retained the response digest, and sealed one row per observed recall and snapshot date. This specimen opened that archive read-only and recomputed the retained response bytes, raw-fetch row, collection batch, every FDA row/content seal in the captured slice, and the exact identifier matches during the build. It made no network request and inferred nothing from a source that was not searched. It is not legal, financial, engineering, or compliance advice. This is bounded evidence of the dated method stated here; it does not establish affiliation, endorsement, authorization, or any current outcome beyond that scope.