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https://doi.org/10.37547/ajbspi/Volume03Issue06-06
STUDY OF STABILITY AND SHELF LIFE OF THE DRY EXTRACT "LEOFLOMIS"
Abstract
The article presents the results of studies on the ascertainment of storage conditions and shelf life of a dry extract consisting of medicinal plants Regel's gooseberry and Turkestan motherwort, which has a sedative effect. The studies were carried out by a long-term method for determining stability using three types of packaging materials. After laying the samples for storage at time intervals equal to 3 months, the quality indicators were determined. The results obtained indicate that the analyzed dry extract retains the constancy of qualitative and quantitative indicators for 2 years in all types of packaging materials used.
Keywords
Dry extract, stability, quality assessment
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