Research Article

Green Analytical Method for Simultaneous Determination of Glucosamine and Calcium in Dietary Supplements by Capillary Electrophoresis with Capacitively Coupled Contactless Conductivity Detection

Table 1

Determination of glucosamine and Ca2+ in commercial dietary supplements from pharmacies in Vietnam, using CE-C4D and HPLC, ICP-OES as the reference methods.

Sample noTypes of pillsGlucosamineCa2+
CE-C4D (mg/μ)Label (mg/μ)HPLC (mg/μ)CE-LBL (%)CE-HPLC (%)CE-C4D (mg/μ)Label (mg/μ)ICP-OES (mg/μ)CE-LBL (%)CE-ICP (%)

S1Tablet479.0488.0450.0−1.846.4426.3025.0024.905.205.62
S2Tablet494.0457.0464.08.106.4741.9040.0044.804.75−6.47
S3Tablet616.0625.0613.0−1.440.4936.6035.0036.904.57−0.81
S4Tablet223.0211.0230.05.69−3.0448.5050.0047.50−3.002.11
S5Hard capsule111.0107.0118.03.74−5.9349.4048.0047.702.923.56
S6Hard capsule324.0342.0344.0−5.26−5.817.828.007.80−2.250.26
S7Hard capsule643.0616.0676.04.38−4.8855.4360.0060.30−7.62−8.08

CE-LBL: CE-label deviation the deviation of the result obtained with CE-C4D from that indicated on the label; CE-LBL (%) = {(CCE-C4D − Clabel)/Clabel} × 100%. CE-HPLC: CE-HPLC deviation, CE-ICP : CE-ICP deviation; they are the deviation of the result obtained with CE-C4D from that with the standard reference method (HPLC and ICP-OES); CE-HPLC (or CE-ICP) (%) = {(CCE-C4D − Creference)/Creference} ‐ 100% mg/μ : mg per unit (e.g., tablet or capsule).