Community report

Report where you filled it

The FDA tells us which manufacturers are shipping. It cannot tell anyone which pharmacy actually had it. That half of the picture only exists if the people who find it say so.

A translucent glass map pin above an abstract grid — the mark used for fill reports

The half no dataset covers

Everything else on this site comes from one federal dataset that describes 129 manufacturers, not pharmacies. It can tell you that seven companies report shipping a 20 mg tablet. It cannot tell you that the store on the other side of town had it on Tuesday, and no public dataset anywhere can.

1,580

manufacturer listings we can see

1,550

package codes we can see

none

pharmacy shelves any of it describes

That gap is the whole reason people end up calling ten pharmacies. A report costs fifteen seconds after a trip you already made.

The report

What happens to it

It goes to a person, not a feed

Nothing you submit appears on the site today. Reports arrive as email and are read by hand.

Only the chain and the ZIP area survive

When fill reports do become visible, they will show the pharmacy chain and the first three digits of the ZIP. Never a street, never a store number.

There is nothing else to leak

Every field on that form is a fixed choice or a number. There is deliberately no free-text box, so there is nothing to accidentally over-share and nothing for us to have to moderate.

When not to report

Not a refusal

We only collect successful fills. Recording that a named pharmacy turned someone away is a different kind of claim, it ages badly, and it is unfair to a pharmacy whose stock changed the next morning.

Not second-hand

If you did not fill it yourself, you cannot know what was actually dispensed — the manufacturer may not have been the one you assume.

Nothing about you

No name, no full ZIP, nothing about your prescription or your prescriber. The form is built so that this is not a rule you have to remember.

Want to know when the manufacturer picture changes for your medication? Start a watch — one email on a change day, one line on quiet days.

Built from the FDA drug shortage database, fetched 2026-10-13; the feed’s own last update was 2026-10-13. Snapshot e27f223fa484afd5. You can check us against the FDA source, and read what we get wrong.