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Development and Evolution of Herbal Intimate Hygiene Germicide Product for Women's Hygiene without any Side and Adverse Effect in an In vitro Study

Mukta Jain

Asian Journal of Research in Botany · pp. 113–121 · Published 21 Apr 2023

Abstract

Vagina is the primary mode of sexual transmission of microbes and infection. Women frequently use feminine hygiene products as part of their daily cleaning habits but most of them are not aware about harmful, adverse and side effects of these synthetic hygiene goods. This article provides context on the herbal germicide-aided natural solution for women’s hygiene. For that purpose we use Withania Somnifera plant with other easily available plants, identify their plant extract’s chemicals by gas chromatography, find their bactericidal, fungicidal and germicidal  properties by standard methods. To ensure completion of our products we use molecular weight determination IR, NMR, MASS and 13  carbon spectroscopy .we followed stepwise process of developing herbal hygiene product i.e. plant materials collection, extraction of crude by hydro distillation method, characterization of crude extract by gas chromatography and gas chromatography  mass spectroscopy techniques separation the bioactive compounds by HP_TLC and HPLC, purification by HPLC, the designed product have characterized by GC and GCMS   This paper has been under investigation

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