Gerhardsson & Feldt

Gerhardsson & Feldt, AB was a Swedish mass-producer of narcotics, known for products like Upp-Meddigs, Pinnar-Och-Stenars, Tarmstörande, and Haemorrhoids. Founded in 1847 by Swedish business magnates Torkel Gerhardsson and Albin P. Feldt, the company was one of the most successful of its kind from the late-19th to the mid-20th centuries, with its products selling over an estimated €10million. The company was absorbed into the German narcotics company Verrückte Säfte in 1903 due to managerial issues, and their products continued to be sold through the Germans until their complete dissolution in 1952, when most of the original Gerhardsson & Feldt products were outlawed in Sweden, and later most of the rest of the world.