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SPID®-Technology

SPID® (Screen Printed Innovative Drug) Technology is Laxxon’s additive  manufacturing process. With our patented technology, we can produce a generation of smart drug delivery systems (DDSs) with tailored pharmacokinetics based on advanced geometric internal structures, heterogeneous distribution of active ingredients, and choice of materials.

Laxxon has both an external pipeline as well as an in-house Advanced Patented Generic pipeline. All products created with our SPID®-Technology manufacturing approach ­– whether engineered in-house or with an external partner – are patent protected.

SPID®-Technology 3d screen printing

SPID®-Technology

Better, smarter drug delivery for patients made possible with our innovative technology platform, SPID® (Screen Printed Innovative Drug) Technology.

Increased product volume

SPID® enables the mass-production of tablets, film, implants, and transdermal patches with novel drug formulations and galenic, through novel geometric structures for multiple API combinations.

Faster, more customized printing

The printing speed is significantly faster than any other alternative pharmaceutical printing process. Each layer of the pill may have different dissolving speeds and layers can be as fine as 10 microns.

Clinical trials to production

Our technology can handle small batch sizes for pre-clinical/ clinical trials as well as mass production.

Our Innovative Process & Products

Laxxon’s additive manufacturing technology offers a unique combination of benefits ranging from cost advantages and size-independent production streams (same process for clinical samples or mass production) to the improvement of bioavailability and enhancement of solubility.

Diagram depicting the different advantages of SPID Technology

SPID® Improvements to Drug Delivery

1

Efficiency

Improves pharmacokinetics of active pharmaceutical ingredients, improving bioavailability and efficacy

2

Solubility

Enhances the ability of active pharmaceutical ingredients to dissolve

3

Side Effects

Reduction of adverse side effects

4

Patient Adherence

Improvements to patient compliance increase success with therapies

5

Mass Production

Up to 1.5MM units per day of tablets, film, implants, transdermal patches with novel drug formulations, galenic and novel geometric structures

6

Cold Process

The cold process reduces the risk of heat-related damages to ingredients and increases the range of applicable APIs and freedom of materials

7

Range of APIs

Enables a wide range of APIs, including multiple API combinations in a single DDS

8

Printing Speed

Printing speed is significantly faster than any other pharmaceutical printing process

9

Single Dosage

Reduction of multiple daily doses to a single dose

The Possibilities of Our Technology

qr codes 3d screen printing Laxxon

One area that can particularly benefit from SPID∞ is patient safety. The process enables the direct integration of QR codes into the surface of each individual tablet. QR codes can store relatively large amounts of information. They can be easily read anywhere using appropriate mobile digital devices.

Tablet QR Codes

Information integrated into the tablets can fulfill various functions:

01

Providing product and safety information​

02

Combating counterfeit medications​​​

qr code tablets Laxxon

03

New ways of patient monitoring​​

04

Automated medication dispensing

History of Screen Printing & SPID®-Technology
with Klaus Kühne, Chief Operations Officer

Based on our technology partner Exentis Group's proprietary screen printing technology platform, SPID®-Technology is a cutting-edge additive manufacturing technology which enables intelligent pharmaceutical application forms, such as oral, transdermal, and implantable dosages, through geometric shaping and heterogeneous distribution of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). Laxxon's IP is continuously growing, and together with the licensed IP from Exentis Group, consists of 230 patents and patent applications with more than 5,500 patent claims.

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