“…As well as HPLC, several studies applying liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) method have been reported for the quantification of puerarin tissue samples [9], plasma [10,18] and serum [19] in rats, or dog plasma [20]. Among them, Wang et al [20] presented the LC-MS/MS method with a comparably higher sensitivity of relatively LLOQ 0.39 ng/mL than other studies [9,10,18,19] with a LLOQ of 2-18.6 ng/mL for puerarin. Also, further studies provided information about the simultaneous determination of puerarin and daidzein in rat plasma by using LC-MS [2], UPLC-MS [21] or UPLC-MS/MS [22], serum [23] and urine [24] in humans by using HPLC.…”