Study on the Development of the Technology for the Tincture 'Stimufit' for Use in Telogen Alopecia

March 2018 in “ Farmacevtičnij časopis ”

М. І. Fedorovska, Н. П. Половко, Natalia Leochko

telogen alopecia Stimufit nettle leaves sage leaves horse chestnut leaves ethanol remaceration extraction telogen effluvium

TLDR The "Stimufit" tincture is safe and effective for treating hair loss.

In 2018, researchers M. I. Fedorovska, N. P. Polovko, and N. S. Leochko developed a tincture named "Stimufit" for use in telogen alopecia. The tincture, composed of 50g nettle leaves, 30g sage leaves, and 20g horse chestnut leaves, was found to be safe for topical application and effective in extracting biologically active substances. The optimal extraction parameters were a 40% ethanol concentration, a raw material to finished product ratio of 1:10, whole ground raw material, an extraction time of no more than 3 days, and a remaceration extraction method.

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