Severity, not a blended score
Every finding lands in Must fix, Needs review, or Informational, so triage takes minutes instead of a meeting.
LexiAI screens candidate brand names against FDA and EMA approved drug data, flags drug class stem clashes, and generates new candidates that pass the same checks.
Name screening usually means checking candidates by hand against several databases, then collapsing everything into one composite number. A stem clash and a weak phonetic match end up looking the same.
LexiAI separates findings by severity, so your team sees what must change, what needs a closer look, and what is only context.
Every finding lands in Must fix, Needs review, or Informational, so triage takes minutes instead of a meeting.
Candidates are checked against approved names from FDA and EMA records. UK MHRA coverage is next.
Drug class stems derived from US government drug data are flagged before a candidate reaches formal review.
New candidates are verified against stems, approved names, trademarks, and OPDP constraints before you ever see them.
Paste the names your team is considering and pick the markets that matter, FDA, EMA, or both.
See stem matches, orthographic and phonetic similarity, and exact matches, each sorted by severity.
Ask for new candidates. Each one is checked against the same rules before it reaches your shortlist.
Approved drug names and product records from FDA.
Authorised medicine names published by the European Medicines Agency.
Phonetic and orthographic conflict screening is covered by a filed US provisional application.
FDA and EMA today. UK MHRA is the next market we are adding. Other markets stay hidden until real regulator data is available for them.
No. Screening results and generated names are suggestions. Every name still needs to go through your complete regulatory, trademark, and legal review.
A finding that would very likely stop the name, such as a drug class stem match. Needs review covers similarity that a person should judge. Informational is context only.
Approved names come from openFDA and EMA published records. Drug class stems come from a list LexiAI builds from US government drug data.
LexiAI generates candidates, then verifies each one against stems, approved names, trademarks, and OPDP constraints. Names that fail are dropped before you see them.
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