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IJSREM64306
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10 |
5 |
May 2026
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1-12
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Student of Pharmacy
Sumantai Institute of Pharmacy , Pachora
Teacher of B pharmacy
Sumantai Institute of Pharmacy , Pachora
Student of Pharmacy
Sumantai Institute of Pharmacy , Pachora
Background: Lozenges are solid dosage form which are intended to slowly dissolve in the mouth for therapeutic effect. The main objective of the study is to formulated and evaluate polyherbal lozenge remedy for suppressing cough for sore throat and cold the polyherbal extract based lozenge includes vasaka [Adhatodavasica], ajwain [Trachyspermum ammi], mint Tulsi [Ocimum tenuiflorum], ginger, haldi, liquorice ,honey, jaggery which are nutritive effect and soothing effect on the mucus membrane of the respiratory tract. The fresh leaf juices of all the ingredients were Used for the preparation of polyherbal lozenges of both soft herbal Lozenge and hard lozenge were prepared. The polyherbal lozenges Were evaluated for their physicochemical parameters such as weight Variation, thickness, hardness, moisture content, hardness friability, disintegration diameter Were identified and there results were revealed as all the physicochemical parameter for polyherbal lozenges were within the monograph standard which are mentioned in GMP Guidelines. The Polyherbal lozenges in which the Liquorice and haldi were incorporated for the first time and these polyherbal lozenges Can be an effective, economical and easily available remedy for minor throat infections.
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The present research work is performed on development and evaluation of an herbal medicine as the herbal medicine are safe and effective with neglible side effects. Our work is based on the polyherbs which are used to make a Polyherbal lozenges. This study reveals that the Lozenges are suitable dosage form for the symptomatic relief of cold and Flu. We formulate Polyherbal lozenges with herbs like -tulsi, ginger they show anti-inflammatory activity it also contain the other ingredients like vasaka,ajwain, liquorice,haldi,honey, jaggery which use as sweetners and give the soothing property. The polyherbal lozenges Were developed by through study of herbs, followed by optimization of formulation dosage and evaluation of qualitative and quantitative analysis by precised advanced analytical instrumrntal method Of assessment hence the Lozenges pass all the parameter and was found to be more effective in the treatment of cold and flu.
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5/30/2026
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