In 1888, CDM Lavoisier was founded, a pharmaceutical company specialized in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical injectables filled in ampoules, bottles and bags.
During four generations with entrepreneurial spirit allied to scientific rigor, the Truelle-Hugon’s family has developed products in accordance with the strictest international pharmaceutical regulations. Continuous development of industrial tools enables CDM Lavoisier to offer products with the highest quality standards, the basic minimum requirements for pharmaceutical injectables aimed at humans. More than a mission beyond history, today the vision of the company is to offer highly effective solutions for treatments essential to human health.
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CDM Lavoisier
7 rue Pasquier
75008 Paris
France
Tél. : +33 1 55 37 83 83
Fax : +33 1 55 37 83 84
Web: lavoisier.com/en
Email: http://www.lavoisier.com/en/contact-us_000125.html
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