Panthenol-ratiopharm Wundbalsam

Panthenol-ratiopharm Wundbalsam is a topical wound balm containing dexpanthenol, widely used in Germany for treating minor skin injuries. The brand Ratiopharm was founded in Ulm, Germany, in 1974 by Adolf Merckle and became famous for being the first to offer generic versions of expensive brand-name drugs.

Today, Ratiopharm is a major part of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, an Israeli multinational pharmaceutical company that acquired the brand in 2010. While the brand remains deeply rooted in German healthcare culture, its ultimate ownership resides in Israel. Manufacturing for the Ratiopharm range continues primarily in Germany at facilities in Ulm and Blaubeuren, ensuring high-quality standards for the European market.