SOHM launches additional dermatology products in India

9:50 PM, 9th February 2012

SOHM launches additional dermatology products in India

Shailesh Shah, President and CEO, SOHM.

BUENA PARK, US: SOHM Inc, a generic pharmaceuticals, nutraceutical and dermatology company, announced its launch of additional dermatology products into Indian market. With the launch of these additional products, SOHM product lines now include dry dermatoses, mixed skin infection, acne vulgaris, seborrhic dermatitis, and cuts, wounds and burns products. With these products, SOHM is expected to increase overall revenues by approximately 55 to 60 per cent.

Sohm Dermatology division has a structured strategy of capturing every subdivision within the dermatology segment. In the first phase, after takeover, Sohm derma re-launched six products into the Indian subcontinent focused on dry SRDs (dry steroid responsive dermatomes) offering alternatives for unmet needs and aiding in the armamentarium of dermatologists, said Shailesh Shah, President and CEO, SOHM in a statement.

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