3DPrint.com April 21, 2025
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When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the world’s first 3D printed pill in 2015, it marked a turning point in pharmaceutical manufacturing. The drug was Spritam, a fast-dissolving epilepsy medication made by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals using its binder-jetting ZipDose technology. Nearly a decade later, the idea of 3D printed pills is no longer experimental. The...

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