FORMULATION OF NOVEL NANO TRANSDERMAL USING EFFECTIVE COMBINATION OF ACYCLOVIR AND OMEPRAZOLE FOR ENHANCED ANTI-VIRAL ACTIVITY

Authors

  • Dr. Nansri saha Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics, SSJ College of Pharmacy, V.N Pally, Hyderabad, Telangana.

Keywords:

Formulation, Nano Transdermal, Acyclovir, Omeprazole, Anti-Viral Activity.

Abstract

The current review exhibited that Acyclovir and Omeprazole nanogel were effectively evolved by dissolvable dispersion technique .pH was resolved different definition F1-F9 in that F9 have reasonable for gel planning. Drug not entirely set in stone by UV-spectroscopic technique. The arranged nanogel was obscure, with next to no knots, molecule and totals. In this way, every one of the definitions are homogenous. Spreadability measurement concentrate on F9 shown the nanogel is having great Spreadability. Nanogel plans shown consistency territory from 3268-3528 cps. It reasoned that they are steady in nature. In-vitro disintegration study was performed and showed that F9 have great disintegration rate. The molecule size, PDI and zeta potential to figure out the F9 plan. The molecule size, PDI and zeta potential was viewed as in 687.4, 0.842 and -43.7 separately. TEM picture was affirmed the state of round and smooth surface of particles at range 650 nm. Contrasting F9 nanogel definition and acyclovir advertised detailing (MF) by in-vitro discharge study. As per result planned Acyclovir and omeprazole nanogel is more effective than the promoted acyclovir salve. Subsequently from our review the acyclovir and omeprazole nanogel (F9) showed that support drug discharge than the showcased plan, so it is obvious that figuring out into nanogel results increment the counter - viral movement.

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Published

2025-01-03

How to Cite

Dr. Nansri saha. (2025). FORMULATION OF NOVEL NANO TRANSDERMAL USING EFFECTIVE COMBINATION OF ACYCLOVIR AND OMEPRAZOLE FOR ENHANCED ANTI-VIRAL ACTIVITY. World Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 13(01). Retrieved from https://wjpsonline.com/index.php/wjps/article/view/1722

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