Whether it is Modern system of medicine(s) making or is a Traditional system (e.g, Ayurveda) of making medicine(s), appropriate methods of Quality control are mandatory to ensure the formulations are ready for their transfer with fine quality from the makers to the ultimate users, as and if they involve potential phyto-constituents. The methods may be circumscribing any one or a few or all of the following areas: Morphological, Microscopical, Physical, Physico-chemical, Chemical and Biological (Bio-chemical, Pharmacological and Microbiological) including Modern Methods of quality control....

Whether it is Modern system of medicine(s) making or is a Traditional system (e.g, Ayurveda) of making medicine(s), appropriate methods of Quality control are mandatory to ensure the formulations are ready for their transfer with fine quality from the makers to the ultimate users, as and if they involve potential phyto-constituents. The methods may be circumscribing any one or a few or all of the following areas: Morphological, Microscopical, Physical, Physico-chemical, Chemical and Biological (Bio-chemical, Pharmacological and Microbiological) including Modern Methods of quality control....