Cortizone 10 United States
Cortizone 10 is the most well-known over-the-counter anti-itch brand in the North American market, originally owned by Johnson & Johnson, in 2006 by Chattem, one of the top five over-the-counter drug manufacturers in North America, and in 2009, Chattem was acquired by Sanofi, the world's third largest pharmaceutical company at the time, and Cortizone 10 was also included in Sanofi. After being acquired several times, Cortizone 10 still performs well in the market, ranking first in the North American market with a market share of 21.4% in 2018. However, Cortizone 10 has not yet entered the Chinese market, and users who need it can only go through overseas shopping and purchasing channels. At present, anti-itch products are mainly used to treat mosquito bites, and the most well-known wind oil essence, cool oil, and flower water are mainly used to stimulate menthol and absorb heat from alcohol volatilization to bring a cool feeling, similar to a short anesthesia, but to divert people's attention, and can not really stop itching. Mainstream products in developed countries in Europe and the United States mostly use steroids, antihistamines, or local anesthetic ingredients, according to the MSD Manual,...