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Three-dimensional Printing (3DP) is an additive manufacturing process that can rapidly render 3D objects from computer aided design software by successively depositing polymeric materials layer by layer [1]. A range of different 3DP technologies are in current use, with the most prevalent methodology using Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) technology due to a synergetic combination that merges economic and accuracy/ resolution factors [2]. In 2015, Spritam®, a solid pharmaceutical formulation which contains the anti-epileptic drug levetiracetam, became the first 3D printed medicine approved by the US Food and Drug Administration leading to a raised interest in this type of technology so to revolutionise healthcare in the area of personalised medicines [3].

An Undergraduate Study for the Comparison of Dissolution Profiles using 3D Printed PVA and Commercial Paracetamol Tablets