Development and validation of Glyburide In RP- HPLC

Authors

  • R.Mahesh Department of Pharmaceutical analysis, Mother Teresa college of Pharmacy,Ghatkesar, Medchal Telangana-501301
  • Chaithanya M Assistant Professor,Department of Pharmaceutical analysis, Mother Teresa college of Pharmacy,Ghatkesar ,Medchal Telangana-501301
  • Santosh M Assistant Professor,Department of Pharmaceutical analysis, Mother Teresa college of Pharmacy,Ghatkesar ,Medchal Telangana-501301

Keywords:

Glyburide, HPLC

Abstract

The simultaneous evaluation of Glyburide in tablet form required the development and approval of a short, direct, actual, particular, and particular opposite step HPLC procedure. The testing procedure involved dissolving methanol. Glyburide was tested at a chosen wavelength of UV three hundred nm, and linearity was seen at a concentration range of 160–240 g/ml. Once the exactness of the planned method was put forth in accordance with ICH regulations, rebuilding studies confirmed the impacts. The procedure can be used to evaluate drug dose definitions without the interference of various excipients and diluents. Glyburide's immediate response (r2>0,999) is the result of its intention among the closest toppers being more than 1.5. The method can be used to precisely quantify both mass and the shaped dose of the final product in a single control variable. Moreover, the technique was evaluated in accordance with ICH rules, and the outputs were considered to be within the satisfactory scope. therefore, the planned approach may be used for the standard excellent power of the medicines and may also be practical to the strength of Glyburide in pharmacokinetic examination.

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Published

2023-09-30

How to Cite

R.Mahesh, M, C., & M, S. (2023). Development and validation of Glyburide In RP- HPLC. Frontier Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, 6(2), 17–21. Retrieved from https://frontierjournals.org/index.php/fjpsr/article/view/40