Laboratorios Caillon & Hamonet

Laboratorios Caillon & Hamonet is a long-standing Argentine pharmaceutical company founded in 1932 by Dr. Caillon and Dr. Hamonet. Based in Buenos Aires, the company specializes in the manufacturing and commercialization of branded generic pharmaceutical products across several therapeutic areas, including cardiology, endocrinology, and infectious diseases. The firm is recognized for its historical contributions to the Argentine medicine cabinet, notably developing the widely known digestive aid Hepatalgina before selling the brand to Takeda in 2011. Today, Caillon & Hamonet continues to operate as a private entity, utilizing its own production facilities to supply essential medications like atenolol, enalapril, and metformin to the local market. The company maintains a strong reputation for quality and reliability within the regional healthcare sector.