What is GUDID?
The Global Unique Device Identification Database contains device identification information submitted to FDA for devices with Unique Device Identifiers.

Find device identifiers, brand and model information, labeler details, distribution status, product codes, and device characteristics from FDA GUDID records.
Search primary device identifiers, models, catalog numbers, and brand names.
See the company that submitted the device record and its current distribution status.
Inspect product codes, device class, prescription status, sterility, and MRI labeling.
Look up a device by name, labeler, UDI/DI, FDA product code, model, or catalog number.


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A GUDID record is device-identification information submitted to FDA. It is not proof of 510(k) clearance, PMA approval, safety, effectiveness, or current commercial availability.
Use the primary device identifier to distinguish a specific version or model from similar products. Package identifiers may represent different packaging levels for the same device.
Compare the brand, model, catalog number, company, and product code together before treating two records as the same device.
GUDID identifies devices and labeling attributes. It does not by itself show that a device is FDA cleared, approved, currently marketed, or appropriate for a clinical use.
The Global Unique Device Identification Database contains device identification information submitted to FDA for devices with Unique Device Identifiers.
A UDI contains a device identifier (DI), which identifies the labeler and device version or model, plus production identifiers when required, such as lot, serial, or expiration information.
No. GUDID is an identification database. Check the relevant 510(k), De Novo, PMA, or exemption record to confirm a marketing pathway.
This tool displays the source dataset update date returned by openFDA. FDA states that the UDI endpoint is updated weekly.