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. 2018 Feb 21;12:349–364. doi: 10.2147/DDDT.S147082

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(A) Effect of IPM at three levels on glimepiride permeation enhancement from matrix patches. (B) Effect of Span^® 80 at three levels on glimepiride permeation enhancement from matrix patches. (C) Effect of Tween^® 20 at three levels on glimepiride permeation enhancement from matrix patches. (D) Effect of eucalyptus oil at three levels on Glimepiride permeation enhancement from matrix patches. (E) Effect of limonene at three levels on glimepiride permeation enhancement from matrix patches. (F) Different enhancers levels showing best Glimepiride permeation from matrix patches.

Abbreviations: IPM, isopropyl myristate; Q, cumulative drug permeated.