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. 2021 May 7;6(3):250–272. doi: 10.1080/20961790.2021.1898079

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Figure 4. — Moreno Pharmacy at Porto today (A) and in 1950 (B) (see arrow). Rodrigo de Sousa Moreno was a surgeon and pharmacist and the first director of the Moreno Pharmacy. This pharmacy is the second oldest in the city. Founded in 1804 with the previous name of Drogaria Félix & Filho (owned by Félix da Fonseca Moura, Professor of Pharmacy and Toxicology of the Medical-Surgical School of Porto), it was dedicated to the production of products of plant and animal origin to treat diseases. In 1890, it was acquired by Rodrigo de Sousa Moreno, and the name was changed to Pharmacy S. Domingos. The name Moreno Pharmacy, as it is currently known, dates to 1928 when the pharmacy passed to his nephew António Moreno. Exclusive pharmaceutical formulas were produced in the laboratories on the upper floors and a very well-preserved pharmacy museum (https://www.farmaciamoreno.pt/pt/museu) can be seen today. Some pictures of medicines advertised by (C) Rodrigo de Sousa Moreno and (D) Alcino Ferreira da Cunha as warrants of quality.