Labverity
Sources, dates, and limits

What each record can—and can’t—tell you.

Public U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) records support screening, not approval or supplier fit.

Source-specific freshness

Current source dates

Drug establishment directory

Registration and listed operations

Updated through Jul 21, 2026
Inspection classifications

Dates, project areas, and outcomes

Update delayed · Retrieved through Jul 19, 2026
Compliance actions

Warning letters, injunctions, and seizures

Update delayed · Retrieved through Jul 19, 2026

Event dates and Labverity retrieval dates are shown separately.

Trust boundary

Verified records and lab-supplied details never blend together.

Verified source

Registration and matched regulatory records. Labs cannot edit or pay to improve them.

Self-reported by lab

Methods, equipment, quality scope, capacity, turnaround, and commercial details. Always dated and attributed.

Inspection language

Outcomes are not facility grades.

NAI

No action indicatedFDA did not identify conditions warranting action in that inspection.

VAI

Voluntary action indicatedFDA documented observations for the facility to address voluntarily.

OAI

Official action indicatedFDA found conditions that may warrant official regulatory action.

Matching limits

Identifiers help match records.

We use the FDA Establishment Identifier (FEI) and Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S Number (DUNS) to keep sites distinct. Source gaps still occur, so “no record matched” never means “no record exists.”

Claim verification

Claiming never changes verified records.

Claims use exact-contact, corporate-domain, or manual review. Registration contacts stay private, and claiming is free.