These companies manufacture consumer personal care products, such as soaps, moisturizers, toothpaste, depilatory products, and shampoo, and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.

These companies manufacture clothing maintenance and cleaning products for consumers, such as laundry detergent, and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.

These companies manufacture household care products, such as cleaning chemicals and air freshners, and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.

These companies manufacture consumer paper products for incontinence treatment and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.

These companies manufacture paper products for personal care for baby and infant care (e.g., diapers) and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.

These companies manufacture personal hygiene products for consumers, such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, moisturizer, razors, and soap, and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.

These companies manufacture feminine care paper products (e.g., pads) and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.

These companies research, develop, and manufacture over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, or those that do not require a doctor's prescription.