Search the public record before it reaches your bathroom shelf

Is this on record?

From MomOps, a case-file view of cosmetics named in lawsuits, recalls, adverse-event reports, regulatory actions, and scientific sources. Allegation and proof are shown as different things.

01 Recalls FDA recalls, market withdrawals, and safety alerts.

02 Lawsuits U.S. dockets first; EU and UK cases need country-by-country matching.

03 Adverse Events Consumer and company reports. Signals, not proof by themselves.

04 Regulatory Actions Warning letters, import alerts, and enforcement records.

Evidence Records

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What The Real Database Needs

Source Ingestion

Pull from openFDA cosmetic adverse events, FDA recall and enforcement APIs, CourtListener/RECAP dockets, EU Safety Gate, UK product safety alerts, country court portals where available, and curated scientific literature.

Evidence Labels

Every claim should be tagged as alleged, reported, recalled, regulated, peer-reviewed, settled, or judicially found. That prevents fear dressed up as certainty.

Product Matching

Barcode scanning should resolve UPC/EAN to brand, product, size, lot, and variant, then match fuzzy product names across court and FDA records.