In 1500 B.C., the first capsule was born in Egypt.
In 1730, pharmacists in Vienna began making capsules from starch.
In 1834, capsule manufacturing technology was patented in Paris.
In 1846, the technology for the manufacture of two-stage hard capsules was acquired in France.
In 1848, the two-piece capsule set was introduced, and from then on, hollow capsules were introduced to the world of medicine and became pharmaceutical packaging containers.
In 1874, the industrial manufacture of hard capsules (Hubel) began in Detroit, with the introduction of various models.
In 1888, Parke-Davis patented the manufacture of hard capsules in Detroit (J. B. Russell)
In 1931, Parke-Davis reached a capsule manufacturing rate of 10,000 capsules per hour (A. Colton)
