Marketplaces including Amazon, eBay and Walmart prohibit listing recalled products, and under the Consumer Product Safety Act it is unlawful to sell a recalled consumer product. Sellers are expected to check their inventory — this tool does the checking in bulk.
Paste up to 500 lines — one brand name or product keyword per line — and each line is matched against the 3,516 recall notices currently in RecallSweep's 180-day window, drawn from CPSC, FDA, NHTSA and USDA FSIS. Matching runs in your browser; your list is never uploaded or stored.
This matches your text against brand names, product titles and notice text in the current 180-day window. It is not a UPC database — UPCs sometimes appear in notice text, so pasting them can catch some matches, but a no-match result is not a clearance, and older recalls outside the window are not screened. Every match links to the notice here and to the issuing agency's official record — verify there before pulling or relisting inventory.
To keep checking new recalls against these terms automatically, add them to your watchlist. For how the underlying feed is built, see the data sources page.