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Laboratoire Dermophil Indien

Magny-le-Désert, Normandy, France

Ownership: Private
Employees: ~50
Development stage: Other

Overview

Laboratoire Dermophil Indien is a historic French pharmaceutical and cosmetics company founded in 1919 by apothecary Joseph Uzac. The company is famous for its iconic green lip balm stick ('le Tube Vert'), originally developed during World War I to treat soldiers' chapped and burned skin. Today, the company specializes in phyto-dermatological skin care, offering a wide range of protective and repairing products for lips, hands, and sensitive skin. In 2016, the company merged with other entities to form Melisana Pharma, which was subsequently acquired by Laboratoires Majorelle in July 2025.

Therapeutic areas: Dermatology
Modalities: Small moleculeBotanical extractEmollientCosmetic
Industry: Pharma

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