“…4–6 In fact, OMP is a pro-drug that is converted to an active sulfenamide intermediate at low pHs that binds to the thiol groups of the gastric wall proton pump cell (H + /K + -ATPase). 3,7,8 Due to the importance of measuring OMP as well as the widespread commercialization of OMP-containing drug formulations, a wide range of analytical techniques including spectrophotometric, 7,9–11 electrophoretic, 8,12 chromatographic 13–17 and electroanalytical methods 18–23 have been reported to its evaluation. Spectroscopic and chromatographic methods to measure the OMP often require complicated and tedious sample preparation, pretreatment processes, expensive materials, and advanced instruments.…”