Every prescription drug sold in the US has an FDA-approved label, published as Structured Product Labeling (SPL) and distributed by the National Library of Medicine through DailyMed. The label is the authoritative source for what a drug is indicated for, how it is dosed, who must not take it, and its boxed warning.
healthcare.dev loads every human prescription label from DailyMed, applies NLM's daily updates, and serves four sections as plain text with the label's own wording, its version and date, and a link to the full label on DailyMed. Look a label up by its set id, or find it by NDC (any package of the product), RxCUI or name. The text is the FDA label, not medical advice. Courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Source: FDA labeling via NLM DailyMed. Full field reference in the docs.