“…[ 1–6 ] With the increasing environmental awareness among the people, [ 7,8 ] more ecofriendly, [ 9 ] renewable, and biodegradable materials are being produced using cost‐effective techniques. [ 10,11 ] Thus, pharmaceutical technology has focused on the development of release biodegrabable systems, [ 12 ] such as gels, that are capable of controlling the release of the drug to exactly where it is absorbed or acts at the desired rate. In the vast majority of hydrogels of synthetic origin studied to date, there are problems with release, entrapment of the drug, and toxicity due to traces of toxic solvents used in the manufacturing process.…”