Businessman. He co-founded the "Johnson and Johnson" Company with his brother James Woods Johnson, later joining them was their brother Robert. Together they made names like "Bandaid" bandages, "Enfamil" baby formula, and sterile gauze bandages household names. Today, "Mead Johnson," named after E. Mead Johnson, is located in Evansville, Indiana. Other products to their credit include the pain reliever Tylenol, and Neutrogena hair and skin products.
Businessman. He co-founded the "Johnson and Johnson" Company with his brother James Woods Johnson, later joining them was their brother Robert. Together they made names like "Bandaid" bandages, "Enfamil" baby formula, and sterile gauze bandages household names. Today, "Mead Johnson," named after E. Mead Johnson, is located in Evansville, Indiana. Other products to their credit include the pain reliever Tylenol, and Neutrogena hair and skin products.
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