Pharmaceutical art since 1730

Salò, a charming town on Garda Lake, in the past was an important center of cultural and musical reference. Glorious capital of the Magnificent Homeland of Riviera, gave birth to the violin maker Gasparo Bertolotti da Salò (1540-1609), which is credited with the invention of the violin.
This charming town is home to the de Paoli's Pharmacy that in 1730, the year of its birth, was awarded by the inspectors of the Magnifica Patria by a prestigious and coveted license that authorized the exercise of "Speziale”.
Since its inception, the Pharmacy de Paoli has distinguished itself from the quality of raw materials and the accuracy of pharmaceutical preparations.
Building on a consolidated experience for more than two centuries, the de Paoli Ambrosi family founded in 1922 the General Topics - Worldwide Healthcare Product, a dermo-aesthetic company that bases its production exclusively in Italy, and has protected its heritage scientific and intellectual depositing over 30 international patents in the pharmaceutical, cosmetic and engineering fields.