Authors :
Tatikonda Akshitha; Ankuri Paramesh; Pallavi Odnam; Modem Abhilash; Srinivas Chinta
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26aug1296
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Abstract :
cumulative release at 12 h. For F7, the reported
kinetic fitting was highest for the Higuchi model (R² = 0.996431). On the basis of the combined physicochemical, floating
and release characteristics, F7 was identified as the most suitable laboratory formulation. The findings support further
investigation of ginger-extract in-situ floating gels as gastroretentive herbal delivery systems; however, botanical
authentication, complete batch composition, stability, in-vivo gastric-retention studies and clinical evaluation are necessary
before therapeutic or commercial claims are made.
Keywords :
Ginger Extract, Gastroretentive Delivery, in-Situ Gel, Floating System, Sodium Alginate, HPMC, Sustained Release and UV–Visible Spectrophotometry.
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cumulative release at 12 h. For F7, the reported
kinetic fitting was highest for the Higuchi model (R² = 0.996431). On the basis of the combined physicochemical, floating
and release characteristics, F7 was identified as the most suitable laboratory formulation. The findings support further
investigation of ginger-extract in-situ floating gels as gastroretentive herbal delivery systems; however, botanical
authentication, complete batch composition, stability, in-vivo gastric-retention studies and clinical evaluation are necessary
before therapeutic or commercial claims are made.
Keywords :
Ginger Extract, Gastroretentive Delivery, in-Situ Gel, Floating System, Sodium Alginate, HPMC, Sustained Release and UV–Visible Spectrophotometry.