NIOSOMES: CURRENT STATUS AND THEIR PROSPECTS

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2024
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Abstract
A dermal patch that has medicinal properties is painless adhesive patch which puts on the skin surface to convey a particular dose of medicine passing through the skin and into the circulation. Non-Ionic surfactant-based vesicles, otherwise called niosomes, stand out enough to be noticed in drug fields because of their amazing conduct in typifying both hydrophilic and hydrophobic specialists. As of late, it has been found that these vesicles can work on the bioavailability of medications, and may work as another technique for conveying a few normal of remedial specialists, for example, chemical and protein drugs and gene materials with low poisonousness and wanted to focus on efficiency. Compared with liposomes, niosomes are significantly steadier during the plan interaction and storage. The required pharmacokinetic properties can be accomplished by streamlining part sort by surface modification. This original conveyance framework is likewise simple to get ready and scale up with low creation costs. In this paper, we sum up the formulation, method, and characterization of niosome and its applications in skin diseases like Acne dark spots.
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Authors Vijeta Bhattacharya
Journal International Journal of Pharmaceutical Drug Design (IJPDD)
Year 2024
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