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3D Printed Drugs Market are medications, which are designed by 3D printing technique to customize for the individuals in a safer and effective way. These drugs have unitary porous structures that readily disperse in the mouth, as a result of which these high-dose medicines need not to be swallowed intact. Thus, this form of medication is helpful to patients who often have swallowing difficulties, children, elderly, and those dealing with the complications of stroke, Alzheimers disease, head & neck tumors, and other neurological disorders. The first 3D printed drug to receive approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is Spritam (levetiracetam) tablets developed by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals.

3D Printed Drugs Market are medications, which are designed by 3D printing technique to customize for the individuals in a safer and effective way. These drugs have unitary porous structures that readily disperse in the mouth, as a result of which these high-dose medicines need not to be swallowed intact. Thus, this form of medication is helpful to patients who often have swallowing difficulties, children, elderly, and those dealing with the complications of stroke, Alzheimers disease, head & neck tumors, and other neurological disorders. The first 3D printed drug to receive approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is Spritam (levetiracetam) tablets developed by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals.

Dysphagia is more prevalent in geriatric population and children, which results in difficulty while swallowing. 3D printed drugs are gaining popularity, as FDA has passed a priority review voucher system for it. In addition, increase in geriatric population and technological advancement in 3D pointing procedures are expected to contribute towards the growth of the market.