The Eranol laboratory, the other laboratory of Jules Ratié – In the early 1900s, the parisian pharmacist Jules Ratié (1871-1952) sold the «Pilules Orientales» (Oriental Pills), beauty pills that made his fortune. The «J. Ratié Laboratory» was prosperous when the First World War occurred. Assigned to the Val de Grâce hospital (Paris), Ratié met there the chemist and bacteriologist Henry Emery who had developed an aqueous solution of colloidal iodine. With the capital provided by Ratié, this new drug has been succédadeveloped under the name of Eranol from 1916. Unlike the previous specialties, it was a medical specialty and Jules Ratié modified his advertising strategy to specifically target to doctors. He created a new brand : «the Laboratory of Eranol». His son Raymond, who became a pharmacist, came to assist him in his various businesses from the late 1920s until 1952. After he has taken over the business, Raymond Ratié witnessed the transformations of the pharmaceutical industry over the next twenty years and witnessed the gradual disappearance of the brands designed by his father.
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