1 |
Electrospinning |
Manufactured by impregnating honey into electrospun nanofibers. High surface area-to-volume ratio enables bio-resorption and a permeable structure. Considered easiest to apply, most efficient, and cost‐effective |
Fiber morphology can be affected by the addition of honey |
[7] |
2 |
Hydrogels |
A solid gel-like structure made from a polymer solution cross-linked at ambient temperature |
Many types of honey and polymers are used to produce these hydrogels |
[7] |
3 |
Cryogels |
Produced by freezing a polymer solution immediately after cross-linking, causing ice crystals to form surrounded by the formation of gel-like matrices |
Such scaffolds have a wide range of active ingredients, making it difficult to evaluate the efficacy of individual honey types |
[88] |