Is there anything 3D printing can’t do these days? From toys, to chocolate, todog legs, to house parts. And now we even have 3D printed drugs. Now that in itself isn’t really a novel feat, considering 3D printed food. The success that Aprecia Pharmaceuticals achieved is in actually getting the US Food and Drug Administration to approve it. This makes its SPRITRAM seizure drug to be the first 3D printed medication to receive FDA approval, perhaps opening the doors to even more such products in the future.
via Slash Gear
August 4, 2015
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