Method
Official records in, dated sheet out.
Pullsheet does not scrape seller dashboards and does not guess from blogs. It reads the agencies’ public recall lists and writes a report with the agency’s own title and URL on each row.
Sources currently checked
- CPSC — official U.S. consumer-product recall records (SaferProducts / cpsc.gov). Title, date, products, UPCs when listed, and the recall page URL.
- FDA — official food enforcement/recall records (openFDA food enforcement). Firm, product description, recall number, reason, and the FDA recalls page.
- USDA-FSIS — not in current reports. On the product roadmap. We do not claim a USDA check unless that source is listed on your sheet.
The report prints the exact source URLs used and a UTC timestamp. Records outside that fetch window are not searched.
Grades
| Grade | When | What it is not |
|---|---|---|
| Potential match | UPC listed on the official record, model/SKU on the record, or brand plus three distinctive product-name terms. | Not an order to destroy stock. Read the agency page for lots and models. |
| Uncertain — review | Brand overlap, close names, or weak terms. Same house brand, different product. | Not a confirmed hit. Prefer review over a fake exact. |
| No match identified | Nothing in the sources checked as of the timestamp. | Not “safe.” Not “cleared.” Not a warranty. |
On the paid report
- Submitted inventory line
- Grade
- Responsible agency
- Recall date
- Official recall title
- Official source URL
- Matching evidence
- Ambiguity notes
- Disclaimer: informational, not legal/compliance advice
The free sample uses a short demo inventory so you can see every grade. The $29 product is this same format for up to 25 of your lines.