Research demonstrates improved standardization of polyherbal formulations using HPLC and UV-Vis spectroscopy, suggesting enhanced quality control methods.
Key Points
The study found high correlation coefficients (greater than 0.999) using validated HPTLC methods.
Quantification of bioactive markers like gallic acid and curcumin was achieved with accurate limits of detection and quantification.
Methods developed focus on the quality control of complex herbal blends while integrating traditional medicine and analytical standards.
The combined approach promotes cost-efficiency and reproducibility in the analysis of polyherbal formulations.