Decubal Clinic Cream

Decubal is a prominent Nordic skincare brand specifically developed for dry and sensitive skin. Originally created in 1974 by Swedish dermatologists at the Karo Pharma group (then part of the Meda pharmaceutical cluster), the brand was designed to provide clinical-grade hydration without perfumes or unnecessary additives.

The brand has undergone several corporate transitions. For many years, it was managed by Meda AB, which was later acquired by the global pharmaceutical giant Mylan. In 2020, through a merger of Mylan and Upjohn (a former division of Pfizer), the parent entity became Viatris. However, in recent strategic moves, the brand returned to its regional roots and is now under the ownership of Karo Healthcare (formerly Karo Pharma). Manufacturing takes place primarily in Europe, across various specialized pharmaceutical and cosmetic facilities, to serve its major markets in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.