Carl A. Høyers Stomatolfabrikk was a Norwegian manufacturer of dental-care products and cosmetics in Oslo, founded in 1896 by Carl A. Høyer (1857–1932). It was the first Norwegian company to produce toothpaste on a large scale. It held the Norwegian licence for the Swedish toothpaste brand Stomatol, which became a leading dental-care product in the country.
The company was acquired by the competitor Marwell Hauge in 1970 and later became part of Collett-Marwell Hauge. The Stomatol brand was discontinued around 1985.
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