Paraske
Toothbrushes, household chemicals and personal-care products for Finnish retail and consumer markets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Paraske
Paraske Oy manufactures toothbrushes and technical chemical products in Riihimäki. It also imports personal-hygiene and household-chemical products and sells everyday consumer goods made by its sister company, Varma Pharma Oy.
Founded in 1987, Paraske is a Finnish family-owned company and is headquartered in Riihimäki. It makes replacement heads for electric toothbrushes using patented technologies.
Product: Manufactures toothbrushes and technical chemical products, imports personal-care and household-chemical products, and sells sister-company consumer goods.
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