David Ridley
Senior Editor – Europe
During his time at OTC bulletin, David focused mainly on the European OTC market, especially German-speaking countries: Germany, Austria and Switzerland). David is interested in European OTC, herbal/homeopathic, food supplement and self-care medical device regulation, and prescription-to-OTC switches in particular. Before working for OTC bulletin, David was a Lecturer in English and Journalism, and alongside his job David moonlights as a musician in a heavy metal band.
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Latest From David Ridley
Winter Is Coming: CHC Firms Battle It Out In Germany’s Crowded Cough And Cold Market
Consumer healthcare firms large and small will fight it out this winter for dominance in Germany's OTC cough and cold market.
Patience Wins The Race: TTS Pharma's CEO On Bringing The First Legal CBD Oil To The UK Market
TTS Pharma wants to be the first to launch a legal CBD oil onto the UK wellness market. TTS CEO Mark Tucker explains how his firm's CBD is produced according to strict standards and can provide a model for future regulation.
RB Targets UK’s Hedonistic ‘Generation Z’ With Ironic Gaviscon Campaign
Reckitt Benckiser extends its "Night Labs" Gaviscon campaign aimed at UK 20-something heartburn sufferers with two new tongue in cheek videos.
UK Rx-To-OTC Switch Incubator Gets Angel Investment Boost
UK start-up Maxwellia's "switch-in-a-box" pipeline receives a boost with BioCity angel investment.
Sanofi’s Alan Main On Tapping Into Millennials' Self-Care Demand
Wellness, access to credible information from healthcare professionals, and convenience are the three most important considerations of millennials when approaching self-care solutions, says Sanofi's Alan Main. By embracing smart technology, e-commerce, data-led solutions such as video consultations and new, innovative products, industry can seize the opportunity provided by this new generation of health-conscious, tech-savvy consumers.
British Femtech Firm 'Tackling The Silence' Surrounding Women’s Incontinence With Surreal Animations
British Femtech firm Elvie is using quirky animations to tackle taboos surrounding female incontinence and to advertise its pelvic floor trainer as an innovative wellness solution to this widespread but not talked about health issue.
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