The world's first 3D printing drug came out April 14, 2016 Source: Bio Valley According to the Science News Journal, Aprecia Pharmaceuticals became the first company to produce drugs using 3D printing technology. The first drug produced by this method was called "Spritam", which was mainly used to treat sheep epilepsy. Currently, the drug has not only been successfully printed, but has also been approved by the FDA, which is currently available in the United States. Short range distance sensors from JRT combine highly precise measurement results with quick and reliable response. Short distance sensor module use single-transmit and single-receive measurement technology and can be used to measure a distance or monitor the slow moving objects. For the laser pointer distance measure, also called optical range sensor, can measure legth, width, depth. Laser rangefinder transducer with rxtx has been widely used to industries. Laser Distance Sensor Short Range,Short Range Sensors,Oem Laser Distance Sensor,Distance Sensor Laser Chengdu JRT Meter Technology Co., Ltd , https://www.rangingsensor.com
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A significant advantage of 3D printed drugs is their fast dissolving properties. By means of 3D printing, these drugs take the powder as an initial form and are superposed as a final tablet by layer by layer. For "Spritam", 3D printing makes it more responsive to the needs of patients with swallowing dysfunction (sexually ill patients have such symptoms). These drugs dissolve quickly when they first enter the throat and do not cause blockage of the trachea. 3D printing will ultimately drive the development of future medical directions such as individualized doses and customized drug combinations. More importantly, the success of this drug will provide new hope for 3D printing of other drugs.
3D printing drugs is a revolutionary breakthrough in 3D printing technology. Since then, its use has not only been limited to electronic products and toys, but to more serious pharmaceutical products that are closely related to human health. From 3D printing organs, prosthetics, to today's drugs, it marks a new direction for future medical development.