3D Printing Technology The Impetus Concept in the Drug Delivery

The 3D printing technique is a highly turbulent approach nowadays in pharmaceutical technology. It is the continuous improvements towards the latest concept in the drug improvement to understand the better quality of the raw material as well as the production process. In the current era, it is the fastest growing technology. It is advantageous in different aspects like reducing the need of the prototyping, reduce the time and costs, helps in the easy modification of the process. It is a versatile and powerful manufacturing tool. A 3D printing technique in the field of the biomedical field is known as the bio printing. Different techniques are used during the 3D printing process which is as follows Binder deposition, Inkjet printing, Material jetting, Power bed fusion, photopolymerization, Power bed, etc. The need for 3D printing technology is due to the technological advancement in therapy advancement. It also helps in the development of the Novel Drug Delivery System NDDS . It has been applied for the manufacturing of the pharmaceutical solid dosage form as well as the combination of the solid and liquid dosage form. It is mainly used to form personalized medicine which is the combination of the different pharmaceutical ingredients which are used in the treatment of the different diseases. Nowadays this technique has been followed up by the different pharmaceutical vendors so as to provide the patients customized medicinal treatments day by day. This technique has also been used to customized the release profile of the different drugs like to produce the sustain as well as extended release formulations. From all the above data we concluded that 3D printing is the versatile technique which is used to enhance the use of the combination therapy nowadays. Hardeep Singh Bambra | Mohd Mazhar "3D Printing Technology: The Impetus Concept in the Drug Delivery" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23959.pdf