Review on Niosomes as a Novel Drug Delivery

Targeted drug administration, also known as smart drug delivery, is a method of administering medication to a patient in which the concentration of the drug is higherin some parts of the body than in others. a particular way of administering drugs. Targeting, localizing, extending, and establishing a secure pharmaceutical contact with the ill tissue are the system's goals. As a result of review and investigation, articles about niosomes have been published in the last decade. This suggests that niosomes' advantages over other vesicular carrier systems are what have scientists interested. The formation of niosomes occurs when nonionic surfactant vesicles self- assemble. This article examines how niosomes are currently gaining more and more attention throughout a wide range of scientific fields, especially in relation to their use in medicine.