FABRX

FABRX is a specialist 3D printing company focusing on personalised medicine & small batch manufacture

23/02/2026

Last week, we shared a publication from Gustave Roussy on pharmaceutical 3D printing in hospital settings. Today, we’d like to go one step further and break down the regulatory and quality framework they recently published to aid implementation in more hospitals.

One of the most impactful concepts proposed by the authors is treating the printable ink as a pharmaceutical intermediate, creating a practical bridge between hospital compounding and GMP environments.

This risk-based approach enables the implementation of semi-solid extrusion (SSE) 3D printing in real clinical settings, offering a realistic pathway toward patient-specific medicines produced directly at the point of care.

🔗 Read the full paper: https://lnkd.in/eCAxNVJ6

❓ Is your hospital considering pharmaceutical 3D Printing for their compounding workflows?

20/02/2026

Do not let the printer have a break!

The Syringe Preheater was designed to remove one of the most common hidden bottlenecks in automated production: inconsistent material conditions between syringes.

By keeping all syringes at controlled, homogeneous conditions, always ready to go.
Because true automation isn’t just about speed.

It’s about consistency, repeatability, and trust in every single dose.

19/02/2026

Recently, we shared Gustave Roussy’s work on real world 3D-printed paediatric medicines. Today, we’re excited to highlight a second open-access publication from the same leading team, bringing hospital-based pharmaceutical 3D printing one step closer to routine clinical practice.

Led by Maxime Annereau and the pharmacy department at Gustave Roussy, this study proposes a practical, risk-based framework for semi-solid extrusion (SSE) 3D printing that bridges hospital compounding and early-phase clinical trials within a unified regulatory vision.

Using real paediatric use cases with multiple APIs, the authors demonstrate how hospitals can implement personalised 3D-printed medicines with traceability, reproducibility, and regulatory alignment.

We are proud that the team uses the to help translate this research into clinical reality.

🔗 Read the full paper: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0928098725003380

Compounding Made Easy,
Print with the M3DIMAKER!

18/02/2026

⏳ We’re just one month away from Congress 2026!

We will be showcasing how the enables hospital pharmacies to produce personalised medicines at the point of care.

Why hospital pharmacies choose FABRX:
⚡ 9× faster than manual compounding
👷‍♂️ 55 % reduction in manual labour
💰 40 % operational cost savings
🛡️ Improved safety and efficiency

📍 Visit Booth 13 at CCIB, Barcelona | 18–20 March

See 3D printing in action and discover how it can support hospital compounding.

Compounding made easy,
Print with the M3DIMAKER.

13/02/2026

Thanks to , hospital pharmacies can now prepare chewable units tailored to each child.

Each dose represents more than a treatment, it is a step towards making therapy easier and more manageable for young patients.

Gustave Roussy Hospital is now able to print ONC201 chewable units for paediatric oncology patients, made possible with the . This shows how personalised medicine can be implemented safely in hospital pharmacies.

📖 Learn the story behind each chewable dose. Read the full article here:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0928098725003240

📍 Meet us at EAHP 2026 – Barcelona | 18–20 March
Explore how 3D printing can help hospital pharmacies provide patient-centred care.

Compounding made easy,
Print with the M3DIMAKER.

12/02/2026

⏱️ The clock is ticking.

How long would your compounding pharmacy need to produce 10,000 capsules?

We did it in just ONE working day.

- 10,000 personalised capsules
- 1 operator
- 100 patients treated for 3 months

All in a seamless workflow:
Pre-heating → Printing → Packaging → Labelling

▶️ Watch the full video and see how it’s done:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFD_a7cH0NA

Compounding made easy,
Print with M3DIMAKER.

11/02/2026

Congratulations to Prof. Abdul W. Basit and Dr. Alvaro Goyanes for being recognized as Highly Ranked Scholars™ by ScholarGPS®, placing them among the top 0.05% of researchers worldwide in drug delivery and 3D printing. Their pioneering work continues to push the boundaries of pharmaceutical 3D printing and patient-centered therapies.

Learn more about their ScholarGPS profiles:

Prof. Abdul W. Basit – https://scholargps.com/scholars/62687806696631/abdul-w-basit

Dr. Alvaro Goyanes – https://scholargps.com/scholars/39998435657471/alvaro-goyanes

Compounding Made Easy,
Print with the M3DIMAKER!

10/02/2026

Did you know many children with cancer cannot swallow pills?

Dysphagia is common in paediatric patients with central nervous system tumours and can limit access to oral therapies.

Pharmaceutical 3D printing now allows the production of chewable, patient-centred medicines, tailored to paediatric needs and produced directly in the hospital.

A recent study at Gustave Roussy describes a hybrid GPP–hospital control strategy for semi-solid extrusion (SSE) 3D printing of ONC201 chewable units for paediatric oncology, showing how personalised medicine can be implemented safely and effectively in hospital pharmacies.

📖 Read the full article and see how 3D printing is changing paediatric oncology:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0928098725003240

📍 Meet us at EAHP 2026 – Barcelona | 18–20 March
Discover how 3D printing can support hospital pharmacies in providing patient-centred care.

Compounding Made Easy,
Print with the M3DIMAKER.

06/02/2026

We’re proud to be named once again in The Medical Futurist’s 100 Digital Health and AI Companies, alongside the innovators redefining how healthcare works.

At FABRX, our focus has always been clear: turning pharmaceutical 3D printing from a research concept into real patient care, shifting healthcare from adapting patients to medicines to adapting medicines to patients.

From manual to automated compounding.
From fixed doses to personalised medicines.
From experimentation to real world implementation.

Proud to stand alongside the innovators shaping the future of healthcare.

Compounding Made Easy,
Print with the M3DIMAKER.

05/02/2026

A major step forward from Maxime Annereau and his team at Gustave Roussy in France.

Their new open access study shows how hospital pharmacies can safely 3D print ONC201 chewable tablets for children with CNS tumors, bringing age-appropriate treatments closer to where they’re needed most.

The work introduces a hybrid model where:
• A stable ONC201 hydrogel is prepared centrally under strict quality controls
• Hospital pharmacies use SSE 3D printing to personalise doses on demand
• Built-in checks ensure each unit is accurate, stable, and ready for clinical use

This study provides a practical and transferable roadmap for bringing personalised oncology medicines directly into hospital pharmacy practice. We are extremely proud to support this work with two M3DIMAKER 2 printers helping make it a reality.

🔗 Read the full study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0928098725003240

Compounding Made Easy,
Print with the M3DIMAKER.

04/02/2026

Discover how automated blister filling can transform your production workflow.

This video showcases a fully automated blister production process designed to ensure precision, consistency, and reliability, while reducing manual handling and increasing efficiency. Compatible with both standard and custom blisters, and seamlessly integrated with our semi-solid extruder technology.

▶️ Watch the full video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/segRMOWfT-g?si=uIZ1eYIU2OCokc9f

📩 Get in touch to learn more: https://www.fabrx.co.uk

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