Yes there are many herbal formulation is present for making the standard. You can take the help of good Journals for getting Clear idea about your queries.

I am afraid you can not take any herbal formulation as a standard for your aim. They contains different compounds with different chemical nature. Because almost all researches like yours for creating herbal ointment for wound healing compared their results with standard substances (i.e. povidone iodine, Nitrofurazone etc.). I hope it is enough to compare your results with their activities.

I guess you can use Mebo ointment as standard

standard drug Fluticasone propionate ointment

Article Wound healing potential of Tephrosia purpurea (Linn.) Pers. in rats

you CAN USE SYNTHETIC DRUG TO COMPARE THE ACTIVITY

Please take a look at the following references.

Article EVALUATION OF THE WOUND HEALING POTENTIAL OF OINTMENT PREPAR...

Article Wound-healing Activity of the Aqueous Leaf Extract and Fract...

Data Evaluation of Herbal Ointments Formulated with Methanolic Ex...

Article Practices In Wound Healing Studies Of Plants

Article Pharmacological Investigation of the Wound Healing Activity ...

Article Cutaneous wound healing activity of a herbal ointment contai...

Article Wound healing potential of the ethanolic extracts of Bidens ...

Article Evaluation of wound healing effect of herbal lotion in albin...

Article Wound healing activity of an herbal ointment containing the ...

Article Evaluation of wound healing activity of henna, pomegranate a...

Conference Paper Formulation and evaluation of herbal ointment for wound heal...

Generally, known single effective component is used as a control at a fixed concentration.

As phytochemical concentration of plant parts may vary with soil of cultivation, maturity level of plant, climate etc., it is very difficult to fulfil such criteria by any multi- component herbal ointment.

Povidone Iodine is selected for that reason.

Thanks.

I agree with already existing comments. Get a known (even if synthetic) chemical compound with wound healing activities, prepare different concentrations and compare the activity of your formulation.

Good luck!

Thank you all sir, for giving clear suggestions

I think you have to be specific on the type of wound you are preparing the ointment for, is it infected or non-infected?

dear sir I am preparing the ointment for non-infected wound@Nanloh Samuel Jimam

Many ointments preparations for wound healing are available, especially with calendula, marshmallow, or Echinacea herbs as active ingredients, you may try them caparatively.

Good luck.

The main problem of natural plant origin ointments is what single compound is responsible for the shown biological activity (wound healling) here. How do you ensure your ointment activity comparing with another ointment's effect (as you take as a standard) if you do not know what compounds are there and their conc. in it?

Further to the answer given by Nanloh Samuel Jimam, comfrey and the plantago species. I've made great ointments using dried comfrey, olive oil and a small amount of beeswax.

In my experience, herbs never have just one single compound responsible for their action. Sure you might find one compound that appears to do the main work but then there are others to also assist and still more that prevent possible side effects.

Just look at turmeric. The suggestion that curcumin is the only active compound has now been overturned as more and more compounds are found to have beneficial effects.

There are many research articles published in standard ayurveda journal with proven significant effect of wound healing property of herbal drugs, you can refer those as standard...

I think if we cover the wounded skin with henna; it could help.

My second suggestion is coffee powder on wounded skin.

Zin Eddine Dadach That is one I have never heard. I presume you mean coffee grounds, would that be used or fresh?

You may read one of my related article in this regard (ointment aspect has not been addressed though)

Current Traditional Medicine

Volume 5, 4 Issues, 2019

ISSN: 2215-0846 (Online)

ISSN: 2215-0838 (Print)

Medicinal Plants: The Magic of Wound Healing Activity

A B Sharangi

DOI:10.2174/2215083803666161209144134

Dear Gopal, There is an ayurvedic ointment, cream and spray available in the Indian market with the brand name "HIMAX". Composition includes: Indradaru, Surbhidaru, Somvalka, Tarun. Its for multispectrum usage (Mange, ringworm, eczema, dengulla and other fungal infections; All types of wounds including surgical wounds and burns), time-tested and very effective.

Thank you sir, for your valuable suggestions

The main aim is to compare the pharmacological activity of test drug with povidone iodine as standard then you may proceed with povidone iodine. However many herbal ointments are available in the market and we can use those as standard.