Sorø Pharmacy

Sorø Pharmacy was established on 20 March 1606 by Anders Christensen (1551–1606);[1] but he died in November that same year, and a royal license was subsequently not issued to a new pharmacist.

Joachim Burser, who was a professor at Sorø Academy,[2] reopened the pharmacy in January 1631.

[3] The pharmacy was continued after Burser's death by his widow, son and grandson.

His grandson Johannes Burser chose to close it when he opened the Swan Pharmacy in Slagelse on 30 April 1673.

[4] The pharmacy in Sorø was reopened by Christian Ludvig Martini on 22 March 1748, and he operated it until his death in 1779.