University College London – School of Pharmacy
Interview: FabRx is on a Quest to Create 3D Printed Customized Drugs
With a focus on creating 3D printed medications, FabRx, a spin-out company from University College London’s School of Pharmacy, United Kingdom (UK), was founded in 2014 by academics who wanted…
FabRx: The First Clinical Study Using Personalized 3D Printed Pills (In Humans)
3D printing technology is becoming disruptive to the pharmaceutical industry. The manufacturing of personalized medicine, such as patient-specific pills, can make customized drug delivery and dosing change the way people…
The R&D Aspects of 3D Printing Pharmaceuticals
With the release of the first 3D printed and FDA approved drug last year, pharmaceutical companies from all around are investing in 3D printing technologies. It has proven to be…
3D Printing Customized Printlets Creates Personal Pharmaceutical Solutions — A Few Questions For: FabRx
Some medications don’t require a spoonful of sugar to go down easier — just 3D printing them into customized shapes and formulations might be just what the doctor (very literally)…
Researchers Create Customized Anti-Acne Masks with Form 1+ SLA 3D Printer
As epilepsy medication in the form of the 3D printed SPRITAM pill was approved last year and made available commercially this year, many may have expected a wild array of…
Researchers Are Much More Successful 3D Printing Pills Using SLA Technology
As 3D printing makes major impacts on the medical industry, it’s hard to find an area that’s not affected positively—and in most cases, substantially. From creating 3D printed models to…
