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Features like Live-monitoring allows you to save a list of products that HawkScanner will constantly check against the FDA’s compliance databse. You will be alerted if a product is flagged or there are any changes since the last time you checked.
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Reanalyze previous searches without having to remember and type in long, cumbersome chemical names.
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Save groups of ingredients or recent searches as “snapshots” for frequent searching, categorizing, or live monitoring.
Live Monitoring
We’ll continously ping updates on your saved snapshots and you’ll receive a scheduled notification with your search results.
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Our simple click-and-search interface allows for quick and easy product compliance checking, without the need for any additional training. Our color-cordinated product specifications allow for easy read search results.
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Our database is a direct implementation of the FDA’s ingredient database. Learn more about how we work with the FDA to keep our database up-to-date by visiting our FAQ.
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