Pharmadrog

Pharmadrog is a small German natural-products company based in Fockbek, in the state of Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany. Its full legal name is Pharmadrog GmbH Naturprodukte, "Naturprodukte" meaning natural products [3]. Most of what it sells is dietary supplements in capsule and tablet form. Alongside them sits a short list of personal-care items, among them a calendula cream, a nettle hair tonic, a honeycomb soap and several essential and herbal oils, which the company groups under the heading "Biologische Kosmetik", or organic cosmetics [1].

Beyond its own range, Pharmadrog offers contract filling, capsule encapsulation and label printing for other businesses. It sells by direct order and to resellers, and the company is active, with a catalogue updated in 2025 and register filings continuing into 2026.

Pharmadrog does not publish a founding date, a founding story or the names of its founders, and its website has no about, history or mission page. The earliest entry shown by the company-register aggregator North Data is dated 14 January 2005. It records the name Pharmadrog GmbH Naturprodukte, the registered seat in Fockbek, two managing directors and a share capital of 52,000 euros [6]. That is a register record rather than a stated founding date, and this article does not treat it as one; the founding year remains unknown.

The company is registered at the district court in Kiel under the number HRB 800 RD [3]. Its business purpose, as entered in the register, is the manufacture and sale of pharmaceutical and cosmetic articles and natural products [6].

The public record of the company is mostly a trail of routine corporate filings. Annual accounts were published for the financial years 2007 through 2015, and in 2009 a business address at Schafredder 38 was added to the register by the court. The company's address today is Brahmkamp 35 in Fockbek.

Management appears in the same filings. In 2011, North Data lists Andreas Breyer and Benjamin Breyer as managing directors. In March 2024, Benjamin Breyer was recorded as no longer serving in that role [6]. Andreas Breyer is the person named in the website's legal notice as representing the company.

Pharmadrog is a privately held limited company (GmbH). No parent company is documented, and no acquisitions involving the business are known. North Data reports four active shareholders but does not show their names publicly. The aggregator itself cautions that its pages are compiled by a fully automated algorithm and may contain errors, so its register summaries are best read as a guide rather than an official extract.

The company states no philosophy, mission or tagline. Its homepage simply lists what customers will find: dietetic foods, dietary supplements, organic cosmetics, essential oils and superfoods, supplied depending on the product as capsules, tablets, dragées, granules or liquids. The word "organic" appears only as a heading in that list. No third-party organic or natural-cosmetics certification is documented.

Judged by the retail prices in its own catalogue, Pharmadrog's cosmetics sit at the budget end of the market [2]. The overall picture is of a supplements and natural-remedies maker for which skincare and haircare are a side line rather than the core business.

The catalogue page opens with the statement "Alle Artikel lagermäßig vorrätig!", meaning that all articles are held in stock. Supplements make up the bulk of it, from acerola chewable tablets and coenzyme Q10 capsules to brewer's yeast tablets, colostrum, and vitamin D3 with K2. Every catalogue item is listed with a PZN, the product number used in the German pharmacy system [2].

The cosmetic and body-care products form a small group within that list:

- Ringelblumen Creme, a calendula (marigold) cream - Brennessel Haarwasser, a nettle hair tonic sold in two sizes - Bein Gel, a leg gel - Gelenkhaut Balsam, a body balm - Honig Waben Seife, a honeycomb soap

The range also includes essential and herbal oils: Australian tea tree oil, Japanese mint oil, black seed oil and a "Universal Kräuteröl" (universal herbal oil). None of these is marked by the company as a signature or bestselling product.

The company's other line of work is services for third parties. According to its homepage, it fills products under contract, encapsulates to GMP standards in size 0 capsules (GMP, or Good Manufacturing Practice, is a common quality standard for production), and offers vegetarian or gelatin hard capsules [1]. It also prints labels, including with a customer's own company logo, and packs to quantities the customer specifies. The GMP reference describes how the capsule-filling service is run; it is not presented as a formal certification.

Pharmadrog takes orders by e-mail, telephone or fax rather than through an online shop. Resellers are quoted prices on request, and the company says that everything in the catalogue is also available as bulk goods [2]. Its stated shipping terms cover deliveries within Germany, and no distribution outside the country is documented. The website links to no social-media accounts.

Pharmadrog is active. The website's page sitemap shows the catalogue, contact and legal pages last modified in August 2025 [5], and as of October 2026 the site carried a current catalogue with its in-stock statement. North Data also lists a register publication dated 17 March 2026, a list of the company's shareholders [6].