Enhancing Therapeutic Efficacy of Glimepiride Through Nanoformulations

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Authors: Vaishnavi Pandit1*, Vishnu Pandit2, Dr. Prachi Udapurkur3, Amar Shejul4, Dr. Ramesh Jain5
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Abstract

In this article, we have discussed various types of Nano formulation of glimepiride such as Nanosuspension, nanoparticles, solid lipid nanoparticles, nanocrystal formulation, cocrystal nanoemulgel, Nanoemulsion, nanostructure, Nano dispersion, mesoporous silica carriers, hydrogel, microemulsion, solid dispersion, solid Nano dispersion, microbeads, nanocarrier. The study of novel drug delivery techniques has received more attention recently as efforts to improve therapeutic efficacy and provide sustained release qualities are demonstrated. These developments are meant to address issues including the low bioavailability of oral anti-diabetic medications and their restricted solubility.These new techniques are important because regular diabetes pills often don't work well enough due to being hard to absorb or dissolve. By studying these tiny particle forms of glimepiride, researchers hope to find ways to make it work better for people with diabetes.Additionally, the article mentions specific formulations such as mucoadhesive microbeads and TPGS-based Vitamin E nanocarrier-loaded buccal films, which are designed to enhance therapeutic efficacy and address issues like low bioavailability and restricted solubility of oral anti-diabetic medication Finally, the article highlights the advanced techniques like Ionic gelation and solvent evaporation, which have demonstrated improved drug delivery and efficacy for glimepiride. Main goal of this study improved dissolution and bioavilability of the glimiperide and its nanoformulation.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Drug Solubulity and Delivery Systems Advanced Drug Delivery Systems Advancements in Transdermal Drug Delivery

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
6 February 2026