Corpus coverage
Imported records
This build ships a compiled copy of the imported records corpus, fixed at the source pin it was built from. Every number, source and notice below is read from that packaged copy, so this page describes the records this deploy actually serves rather than whatever an upstream database holds today.
What this build carries
Aggregates only. This page lists no records and links to none; the records themselves are reached through Library search and the public records API.
- Imported records
- 33,317
- Cited source rows
- 33,317
- Links to curated resources
- 29
- Upstream sources
- 4
| Record type | Records |
|---|---|
| Compound | 27,232 |
| Supplement ingredient | 3,160 |
| Supplement product | 2,562 |
| Food | 363 |
What these numbers are not
Breadth is not evidence. How many records this corpus carries, how many source rows they cite, and how precisely a source can be named say nothing about whether anything works. Reported effect size and evidence strength are separate values, and only curated Library resources carry them.
Imported records and their attributed facts receive no score, no grade, no recommendation, no evidence association and no promotion into evidence. A fact an importer carries — a dose range a licence holder stated on a product, for example — is reproduced with its source's own attribution and stays reference data. It is not a recommendation, an intake target or an upper limit.
A link to a curated resource means an imported record names the same thing that resource is about. It is an identity match, ranked by match quality so results can be ordered, and match quality is not an evidence score.
Where these records came from
One entry per source namespace in the packaged corpus, named exactly as the importer that wrote those rows attributes them. Each notice is reproduced as that importer records it, including what the import changed and what it does not cover.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Global Substance Registration System (GSRS). Unique Ingredient Identifier (UNII).
- Source namespace
- fda.unii
- Retrieved
- Import batch
- fda-unii-f42b3593791055a7
- Importer / normalization
- fda-unii-2 · 1.0.0
Notice
Imported offline from the official openFDA Substance Data bulk snapshot, selecting exactly substances carrying at least one WIKIPEDIA code-system cross-reference. Identity/reference rows only: preferred display name, authoritative FDA UNII and unambiguous single-valued CAS and RxNorm crosswalks; multi-valued crosswalks are reported but not guessed. WHO INN identifiers are reported as excluded and never enter records. Botanicals are only structurallyDiverse ORGANISM/PLANT rows with an unambiguous genus/species taxon; ambiguous botanical rows are quarantined. No amount, intake recommendation, pharmacology, evidence claim, Wikipedia prose or external-reference content is imported. openFDA content is public domain under CC0 1.0 unless otherwise noted; this importer reads no field marked otherwise.
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Health Canada, Licensed Natural Health Products Database (LNHPD). Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
- Source namespace
- hc.lnhpd
- Retrieved
- Import batch
- hc-lnhpd-36de150f12141660
- Importer / normalization
- hc-lnhpd-1 · 1.0.0
Notice
This Information has been modified from the original published by Health Canada: columns are selected, product names are normalized and their whitespace collapsed, rows that could not be resolved are held back, and dose units are mapped onto the closed corpus fact vocabulary. It is not represented as an official version of the Information, nor as one endorsed by Health Canada or by the Government of Canada. Imported from complete bulk downloads of the official LNHPD productlicence and productdose endpoints, each verified whole against the content-length its own response declared and recorded by SHA-256 digest in the acquisition report beside this manifest. This batch publishes exactly the licensed products carrying at least one dose row whose unit of measure is a mass or volume the corpus fact vocabulary holds; resolved products with no such dose row are counted and held rather than published as identity rows carrying no fact, and every held row states its reason. The LNHPD medicinalingredient and productrisk datasets were not acquired, so this batch claims nothing about ingredient content, potency, cautions, contra-indications or adverse reactions. Every emitted value is attributed reference data. A record cites Health Canada's product page for the licence, and a dose range cites the product's own rows in the dose dataset, because a licence attested to an NHPD monograph shows no numbers on its page and a citation a reader cannot check is a citation in form only. A dose range is what a licence holder stated on a product, reproduced with its own attribution and citation — it is not a recommendation, an intake target, an upper limit or an evidence claim, and no fact, report or artifact on this path reaches an evidence score, benefit or evidence grade, ranking, resource association, recommendation or any app mechanic.
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements. Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD). dsld.od.nih.gov
- Source namespace
- nih.dsld.ingredient-group
- Retrieved
- Import batch
- nih-dsld-ingredient-group-441715df9a8f24c4
- Importer / normalization
- nih-dsld-ingredient-group-2 · 1.0.0
Notice
Imported offline from a complete 27-page A-Z/Other snapshot of the official NIH DSLD ingredient-groups API. Identity rows only: canonical group name, aliases, category and DSLD ingredient-group identifier. The observed API shape carries no UNII column; scientific-resource links are not evidence and are not imported, while only a current-shape ODS fact-sheet link is retained in the audit report after its legacy http scheme is normalized to https. No amounts, intake recommendations, label claims, efficacy claims or editorial confidence fields are emitted. Label information is the manufacturer's or distributor's responsibility, and inclusion in DSLD is neither an endorsement nor a guarantee of accuracy.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. FoodData Central. fdc.nal.usda.gov
- Source namespace
- usda.fdc
- Retrieved
- Import batch
- usda-fdc-0d98070a34fae0e7
- Importer / normalization
- usda-fdc-2 · 1.0.0
Notice
Imported from USDA FoodData Central Foundation Foods, 2026-04-30 release. Identity and reference rows only: canonical names and FDC identifiers, with no nutrient values and no evidence claims.
Which corpus this is
The hash names the compiled corpus this page describes. The public records API derives its cache tags from the same string, so a reader can tell whether the catalog they paged through is the one these counts describe.
- Corpus hash
- c621a2d99639f4cd02cf6dae53607ba5c05799014d39876fa7f207ef20139506
- Corpus version
- 1
- Artifact format version
- 3
The same values are served as JSON at /api/library/records/meta.