Ufasomes: An Emerging Vesicular System and A Comparative Study with Other Vesicular Carriers

Abstract

In the advanced period, the drug delivery turns out to be more targeted and controlled by the utilization of different Novel drug delivery system (NDDS). In the present time the pace of drug delivery and site of activity can be predetermined by the vesicular drug delivery system for better action and more patient compliance. Liposomes, sphingosomes, cubosomes, ethosomes, niosomes, ufasomes, pharmacosomes etc are the recently evolved vesicular drug delivery system. In this review our focus will be the Ufasomes as the vesicular drug carrier. Ufasomes are the vesicular type of drug delivery system arranged by generally thin layer hydration method at different proportion of surfactant and cholesterol along with the API. Unsaturated Fatty acid and their salts are the primary surfactant utilized in this in the range of 4-7 pH as for the most part given as the topical form of drug delivery. They have the numerous positive considerations among the contenders as the strength, formulation cost and accessibility are significantly more than other vesicular system. The comparison between the mostly used and available carrier has been done to prove the dominance effect of the Ufasomes over them. This review inferred that Ufasomes are the promising vesicular drug delivery system for a scope of conceivable helpful applications.