For pharma RA, drug-shortage teams, food-safety, and biologics

Track FDA rulemaking across drug, food, biologics, and devices.
One pipeline, scored for substance.

FDA touches every regulated industry from biologics to dietary supplements. The Federal Register publishes a constant stream of FDA notices — most procedural, a few that materially change manufacturing, labeling, or filing obligations. regflow scores each one 1-5 and routes only the substantive ones to your team.

§ 01 A real alert from today's run

M4 Federal Register

Medical Devices; General Hospital and Personal Use Devices; Classification of the Rigid Sterilization Container With Electronic Monitoring

FDA classifies rigid sterilization containers with electronic monitoring as class II medical devices subject to special controls. The rule codifies device-specific controls intended to provide reasonable assurance of safety and effectiveness and establishes the regulatory pathway for this device type.

The rule creates codified special controls for a specific medical device type, which manufacturers must satisfy for class II compliance and marketing submissions. This changes the regulatory classification and compliance expectations for rigid sterilization containers with electronic monitoring.

  • medical-device-classification
  • class-ii-special-controls
  • sterilization-containers
  • hospital-sterilization-equipment
  • fda-device-regulation

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§ 03 Common questions

Do you cover all FDA centers (CDER, CBER, CDRH, CFSAN, etc.)?

Today: every Federal Register notice from any FDA center. Coming Q3 2026: direct integrations with FDA structured databases (510(k), Orange Book, drug-shortage list, food-safety updates).

Can I filter to drug vs food vs device alerts?

Yes. Use topic tags like fda-device-clearance, drug-labeling-changes, food-safety-rule, or biologics-licensure as filters. Custom watchlists on Pro let you combine multiple topic tags with keyword scoping.

How does this compare to FDA Law Blog or Hyman Phelps newsletters?

Those are excellent analyst commentary, weekly, with editorial lag. regflow is daily, machine-fast, scored for triage. The two complement each other — most Pro customers use regflow for triage and analyst newsletters for deep dives.