
Nexon Pharma is a Polish dietary supplement and medical device brand owned by Nexon Pharma Sp. z o.o., a private limited company registered in Warsaw in December 2016. Its products, including the Mediprolac line, vitamins, and Euphrasia eye drops, are sold exclusively through pharmacies in Poland.
Parent Company
Founded
2016
Status
Private
Headquarters
| Brand | Parent Company | Ownership Type |
|---|---|---|
| Nexon Pharma | Nexon Pharma Sp. z o.o. | Wholly owned |
Nexon Pharma Sp. z o.o. was entered in the National Court Register on December 13, 2016, with its registered office in Warsaw and initial share capital of PLN 5,000. The company was established by three individual shareholders rather than spun out of a larger pharmaceutical group.
Its registered primary business activity is the production of homogenized food and dietetic products, reflecting a supplements-oriented rather than prescription-drug model. The related entity Nexon Pharma Spolka z ograniczona odpowiedzialnoscia sp.k., a limited partnership sharing the same address, was registered shortly after with its own tax number.
The company's stated mission is family health: supplements and medical devices based on proven formulations, sold at accessible prices. Its go-to-market decision was deliberate: products are sold exclusively through pharmacies, positioning the brand inside the healthcare channel rather than mass retail.
The product portfolio grew around several anchor lines. Mediprolac, a probiotic-style supplement family, expanded into variants for children, immune support, and drop formats. The Islandzki Medic+ line covers Icelandic-moss-based throat syrup, spray, and lozenges classified as medical devices. Euphrasia-branded eye drops address the eye care segment. A vitamin range covers C, D3, D3 plus K2, B12, and B Complex, alongside specialty products such as Biotyna Multi Max, Calm Control Sen, and Lipiredox K Plus.
Alongside its own brands, the company describes group capabilities in pharmaceutical warehousing and distribution, market analysis for the pharmacy sector, and contract manufacturing support for third-party brands, citing roughly 20 years of group experience in sales to hospitals, wholesalers, and pharmacies.
Who owns Nexon Pharma Sp. z o.o.?
Three individuals: Marzena Teresa Idzikowska (40 percent), Agata Matylda Zalega-Bernaciak (30 percent), and Slawomir Radoslaw Bernaciak (30 percent), per National Court Register filings.
Is Nexon Pharma publicly traded?
No. It is a private limited liability company with PLN 5,000 share capital and no exchange listing.
When was the company founded?
It was entered in the National Court Register on December 13, 2016, in Warsaw.
What does Nexon Pharma make?
Dietary supplements and medical devices, including the Mediprolac probiotic family, Islandzki Medic+ throat products, Euphrasia eye drops, and a range of vitamins and specialty supplements.
Where is Nexon Pharma based?
At ul. Chelmzynska 249 in the Rembertow district of Warsaw, Poland, where its offices and group warehousing operate.
Does Nexon Pharma only sell its own brands?
No. In addition to own-brand products, the company group provides pharmaceutical warehousing and distribution, contract manufacturing support, and market analysis services.
No third-party sustainability, organic, or cruelty-free certifications were identified for Nexon Pharma products in certifying-body databases reviewed for this page. The company's stated ethics center on pharmaceutical quality standards: selected standardized raw materials, pharmacy-channel distribution, and medical device classification for applicable products.
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