Ty bpharmacy 6 semester syllabus

1. Pune District Education Association
Shankarrao Ursal College Of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research Center ,
Kharadi Pune
Seminar on
HERBAL EXCIPIENTS
By :
MR. SIDDHESH KOKATE
(Roll no.34)
Date : 02/4/2024
Third Year B Pharm (Sem IV)
Guided By :
Dr.R.Y.Patil
Academic Year : 2023-2024

2. Herbal Excipients

3. Introduction
• Excipients can be defined as non active
ingredients that are mixed with therapeutically
active compounds to form medicines. The
excipients are the substance which are used as a
medium for giving a medicament.

4. • The excipients may be used in solid dosage forms to
act as binders, diluents, lubricants, disintegrating
agents, plasticizers, etc. Sometimes a single excipient,
depending upon its use, may offer different
functions, as seen with starch.

5. Classification of Excipients
• Henna,indigo,caramel, chorophyll, Amaranth
Colorants
• Glychyrrhiza, honey, stevia
Sweeteners
• Acacia,gelatin.,tragacnth,starch
Binding Agents
• Pectin ,tragacanth,c ellulose, guar gum
Viscosity enhancer
• Lactose ,starch,mannitol,sucrose
Diluents
• Starch, isapgol husk,CMC
Disintegrating agents
• Lanolin, bees wax
Ointment bases
• Acacia, agar, guar gum
Emulsifying agent
• Cardamom, Vanilla ,lemon oil, orange oil
Flavoring agents
• Rose ,lavender, sandal wood
Perfumes

6. Advantages of Herbal Excipients
Eco-
friendly
Cost
effective
Easy
availability
Safe and
without
side effects
Biocompat
ible and
non-toxic

7. Disadvantages of Herbal Excipient
Microbial
contaminatio
n
Heavy metal
contamination
Slow
process
Uneven
rate of
hydration
variation

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