Frontier Pharmaceutical develops chlorine-dioxide personal-care and professional products through its proprietary DioxiCare system, which makes the difficult-to-handle gas available in shelf-stable formulas for uses such as oral, skin, nasal and veterinary care. Founded in 1993 by Howard Alliger, the company grew from his 1970s work adapting chlorine dioxide for practical small-scale and topical use, including a patented skin application in 1978. Howard’s daughter, Valerie Alliger-Bograd, joined in 1995 and continues to run the company, carrying forward the family’s focus on chlorine-dioxide technology.
SkinprintFounded in 2002 by chemist Robert Manzo, Skinprint develops personalized skincare products designed around the skin barrier, microbiome and natural pH. The Goshen company formulates its proprietary products in-house and holds a patent for its customized skincare formulation process, while its team of biochemists, physicians and industry specialists continues research and education for professionals and consumers.GOSHEN, NY
Vivier Pharma USAFounded by Jess Vivier in 1997, Vivier Pharma USA develops pharmaceutical-grade skincare built around science, rigorous testing, and measurable results. The company launched its first Vitamin C serum in 2000 and remains especially known for Vitamin C formulas using its patented IntraDermal System (IDS®). With Jess Vivier’s sons Mike and Steve now leading the company, Vivier continues to develop skincare in Canada for customers and physician partners in the United States and beyond.CHAMPLAIN, NY
CDG EnvironmentalCDG Environmental is an Allentown-based specialist known for developing stable, ready-to-use chlorine dioxide products for water-treatment and sanitation applications. Its CDG Solution 3000 concentrate was invented by the company to simplify chlorine dioxide use by eliminating on-site mixing and activation, serving customers such as municipal water operators, food processors, and industrial facilities.ALLENTOWN, PA
GUNA, IncFounded in 1983 by Alessandro Pizzoccaro and Adriana Carluccio, GUNA develops and distributes homeopathic and low-dose medicines through its U.S. subsidiary, alongside related medical devices, supplements and personal-care products. The family-founded company opened its own manufacturing laboratory in 1989 and bases its distinctive GUNA Method on Physiological Regulating Medicine and Sequential Kinetic Activation, while supporting scientific research and extensive training for health-care providers.BETHLEHEM, PA