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Fluorometric assay of verapamil in biological fluids and tissues
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
|March 1, 1976
Abstract:
Verapamil concentrations in blood, urinee, or tissue homogenates may be measured fluorometrically in the 0.1-10-mug/ml range after extraction into heptane and back-extraction into acid; recovery rates are above 87%. The drug apparently is eliminated rapidly in guinea pigs, with a plasma half-life of 45 min.
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