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Fougera donates drugs to AmeriCares
Fougera donates topical steroids and antibiotics to countries in need via AmeriCares
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Fougera has made another donation of medications to AmeriCares, an international relief organization. Consisting of topical steroids and topical antibiotics, the donation will be deployed by countries ravaged by war, poverty, or natural disasters. This is the 16th year the Melville, N.Y., firm has contributed to AmeriCares.
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