Vitae Industries develops 3D printer for printing tablets

 The startup Vitae Industries from  Rhode Island invented a 3D printer for medical facilities. A device called AutoCompounder allows you to create tablets strictly by prescription.
 
 A device the size of a toaster or a teapot can print tablets from different components. To create the right medicine, you need to select its composition in a special program and give the command to print. AutoCompounder is useful when you need drugs with a strictly limited dosage. In this case, the device will create a drug for a specific patient.
 
The entire process of printing tablets and pills takes no more than 10 minutes. Yet, not all pharmacies can afford AutoCompounder, its price is $ 5000, according to Life.

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