Dr. Pfleger Arzneimittel
Corporate brand
UnclaimedDr. Pfleger Arzneimittel is a German pharmaceutical company (GmbH) offering prescription and over-the-counter medicines and cosmetics.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Dr. Pfleger Arzneimittel is a German pharmaceutical company operating as a GmbH (German LLC). Its product portfolio spans categories such as acne, allergies, dermatology, gynecology, hair & nails, throat complaints & cough, cardiovascular, LHRH analogues, lip & body care, fungal infections, sleep disorders, and pain, with products offered both as prescription (rezeptpflichtig) and non-prescription (rezeptfrei). Notable product lines include BIO-H-TIN for hair and nails, as well as urology products such as Abibam, Acimol, and Bicalutin. The company also engages in partner services including international partnering, contract manufacturing (Lohnherstellung), and supplier relations, and maintains the Doktor Robert Pfleger-Stiftung.
History
Dr. Pfleger Arzneimittel is a German pharmaceutical company operating as a GmbH (German LLC). Its website presents sections covering the company today, history, vision & values, responsibility & engagement, and the Doktor Robert Pfleger-Stiftung. The company offers a range of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products across multiple therapeutic categories and provides partner services including international partnering, contract manufacturing (Lohnherstellung), and supplier relations.
Products and positioning
Urology
Abibam
For the treatment of metastatic prostate carcinoma.
Urology
Acimol
For acidification of urine in the physiological range.
Urology
Bicalutin
Non-steroidal antiandrogen.
Lip & body care
Apothekers Lippenbalsam
Natural lip care with the power of 4 plants.
Hair & nails
BIO-H-TIN
Hair and nail care product line including nail files, caffeine shampoo, scalp fluid, hair essentials, and nail serum.
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