I'm looking into drug labels and found the FDA Online Label Repository. Can you tell me: 1) What is the primary method to search for specific drug labels on this site? 2) What is the main purpose of the 'DailyMed' service? 3) What important disclaimer should I be aware of regarding the drug labeling information on this website? 4) Besides searching, how can I download all electronic drug label files? 5) What are the distinct categories of additional resources provided on this page?
Navigate to 'https://labels.fda.gov/'. Identify the primary method for searching drug labels. Click on the 'DailyMed' link (ID 157) to understand its purpose. Return to the previous page. Locate and read the 'IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER' section to identify key warnings about the drug labeling information. Identify the method for downloading all electronic drug label files. List all distinct categories of information provided under the 'Additional Resources' section. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent states that the primary method to search for drug labels is by navigating to the National Library of Medicine's DailyMed website. The agent states that DailyMed is a searchable database providing the most recent labeling submitted to the FDA by companies and currently in use, for prescription and nonprescription drugs for human and animal use, and other products. The agent states that users should be aware that the drug labels are reformatted but their content has not been altered or verified by FDA, and may not be the labeling on currently distributed products or identical to the approved labeling. It should also mention that most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA. The agent states that all electronic drug label files can be downloaded from the National Library of Medicine’s Download Labels site. The agent lists the following distinct categories under 'Additional Resources': 'Animal and Veterinary Products', 'Drugs @ FDA', 'Biologics Products and Establishments', 'Office of Nonprescription Products', 'Unapproved Drugs: Drugs Marketed in the United States that Do Not Comply with Current Regulations', and 'Downloadable SPL data'. (Note: The two 'Unapproved Drugs' links are considered one distinct category for this task due to identical truncated text and likely referring to the same content.)