ArticleRSC advances2026
Microfabricated multiplexed sensor for the determination of undisclosed aphrodisiac medications in herbal products.
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Abstract
The prevalence of herbal aphrodisiacs adulterated with undeclared pharmaceuticals poses significant health risks, necessitating rapid, on-site detection methods. This work presents a novel, multiplexed potentiometric sensor for the simultaneous detection of sildenafil citrate (SIL) and dapoxetine HCl (DPX) in complex herbal matrices. The sensor utilises microfabrication for portability and incorporates molecular recognition elements such as a molecularly imprinted polymer for SIL and calix[8]arene for DPX-to achieve high selectivity. The sensors exhibited Nernstian responses with slopes of 54.91 and 56.54 mV per decade for SIL and DPX, respectively, across a wide linear range (1.0 × 10
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