ISSN: 2574-187X
Authors: Doke R and Vinchurkar K*
3D printing is revolutionizing pharmaceutical manufacturing by creating personalized dosage forms and intricate drug delivery systems. This technology offers flexibility and precision, enhancing patient compliance, reducing side effects, and improving treatment effectiveness. It excels in producing complex geometries that alter drug release mechanisms, making it difficult to achieve with conventional methods. Key considerations for developing 3D-printed pharmaceuticals include patient population, molecule type, dosage accuracy, and regulatory compliance. Despite its advantages, 3D printing faces technical challenges and regulatory hurdles. Collaborative efforts between industry experts and regulatory bodies are essential for establishing clear guidelines and standards. Ultimately, 3D printing holds the potential to decentralize production, enhance treatment efficacy, and create a more sustainable and patient-centric pharmaceutical industry.
Keywords: 3D-Printing; Dosage Form Designing; Pharmaceutical Development; 3D Medical Devices
