Pfizer Hydrocortison med Terramycin og Polymyxin B

Terramycin is a long-standing brand of antibiotics originally developed by Pfizer. This specific product, Hydrocortison med Terramycin og Polymyxin B, is a specialized medical suspension used for treating bacterial infections in the eyes and ears that also involve inflammation. The packaging shown features Danish and Icelandic text, reflecting its distribution in the Nordic markets.

Historically, Pfizer was the primary manufacturer and owner of the Terramycin brand. However, as part of Pfizer's strategic restructuring and the spin-off of its Upjohn division (which merged with Mylan to form Viatris), the ownership of many legacy established brands has transitioned. Currently, while the Pfizer logo remains visible on many existing stock packages, the brand is often managed under the Viatris umbrella or produced via contract manufacturing sites, notably in Belgium for the European market.