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Table 2 Determination of ASP and ROX in laboratory-prepared mixtures, marketable sample, human plasma and application of standard addition technique

From: Spectrophotometric resolution for quantitative analysis of aspirin and rivaroxaban combination therapy in biological fluids using simple and eco-friendly procedure

Sample

Method

DW

RD

1DD

ASP

 Laboratory prepared mixtures (n = 5)*

100.12 ± 0.871

99.93 ± 0.854

99.77 ± 1.221

 Aspirin protect 100 (BTAB235)

99.21 ± 0.699

99.79 ± 1.042

99.98 ± 1.525

 Standard addition of dosage form

98.08 ± 0.943

99.73 ± 1.644

100.82 ± 0.650

 Human Plasmaa,**

  4 µg/mL

99.49 ± 0.805

100.87 ± 0.515

99.81 ± 1.214

  12 µg/mL

99.16 ± 0.953

98.85 ± 1.146

100.44 ± 0.589

 Standard addition of plasmaa,**

101. 01 ± 0.484

100.04 ± 1.111

99.42 ± 0.921

ROX

 Laboratory prepared mixtures (n = 5)*

99.88 ± 1.077

99.93 ± 0.854

99.77 ± 1.221

 Xarelto 10 mg (NDC 50458-580-30)

100.74 ± 0.952

100.50 ± 1.013

100.80 ± 0.437

 Standard addition of dosage form

100.67 ± 1.363

99.95 ± 1.040

98.96 ± 0.491

 Human Plasmaa**

  2 µg/mL

100.24 ± 1.002

99.59 ± 0.892

100.38 ± 0.911

  4 µg/mL

100.05 ± 1.071

100.91 ± 0.819

101.06 ± 0.794

Standard addition for plasmaa,**

99.92 ± 1.447

100.12 ± 1.589

100.30 ± 1.033

  1. *5 sets for each method, each of 3 replicates
  2. **Mean ± SD %
  3. aEach result is the average of three separate determinations