For an Illinois licence
IDFPR is the Illinois licence agency. Its search lets you use a name or licence number to find a record.
Use the right licence type; a business’s advertising name may differ from the record’s name.
Source AFor the medicine’s approval
FDA’s September 2026 information says a product’s NDC drug code is not evidence of approval.
Food and Drug Administration is what FDA stands for. Use the product record and the exact product name.
Source BFor a custom-made medicine
In September 2026, FDA described custom-made drugs as a way to meet some patient needs, while stressing that they are not approved.
Ask the prescriber what need the custom product meets.
Source CFor Medicare payment questions
The temporary Medicare Bridge operates separately from the ordinary Medicare drug benefit, with distinct terms in September 2026.
Part D means Medicare’s drug benefit. Ask the plan and prescriber which route applies to the proposed product.
Source DFor an Illinois complaint
Take a care complaint to IDFPR. For fraud or a disputed health bill, the Attorney General has a separate route.
Keep the advert, bill and correspondence you want to describe.
Source ENotes behind the answers
Source A — Illinois: Find a licence
Illinois licence-check pageBack to answer ASource B — FDA: What a drug code means
FDA drug-code directory explanationBack to answer BSource C — FDA: Made-to-order drugs
FDA compounding explanationBack to answer CSource D — Medicare: Who can use the Bridge
Medicare Bridge overviewMedicare Bridge eligibilityBack to answer DSource E — Illinois: Who takes complaints
Illinois professional complaint pageIllinois health-billing helpBack to answer E