QV Cream

QV Cream is a highly regarded dermatological moisturiser developed by Ego Pharmaceuticals. The brand's history dates back to 1975 when it was created at the request of the Queen Victoria Hospital in Melbourne, which is how it earned the name 'QV'. It was designed specifically to provide a gentle, soap-free, and fragrance-free alternative for sensitive skin care.

The product is manufactured in Australia at Ego Pharmaceuticals' state-of-the-art facilities located in Braeside, Victoria. This location serves as the global hub for the brand's research, development, and production, ensuring high-quality standards that meet both pharmaceutical and skincare requirements.

Ego Pharmaceuticals remains a family-owned Australian company. It was founded by chemist Gerald Oppenheim and his wife, Rae, a nurse. Today, it continues to be led by the Oppenheim family, maintaining its independence and commitment to science-based skincare. The company has expanded its reach internationally, distributing products across Asia, the Middle East, and the UK, but remains headquartered in Australia.