Method and system for printing personalized medication

A method of printing personalized medication with a printing system, the method comprising:

• compounding a salicylate material in binder, to create at least one triboelectrically chargeable medicament toner, wherein one or more pharmaceutically inert ingredients are compounded in the binder in addition to the salicylate material;
• directly depositing the medicament toner onto an edible substrate;
• fusing the transferred toner via cold pressure, warm pressure, or radiant fusing;
• and further comprising compounding another material in binder, to create a second triboelectrically chargeable medicament toner different from the first toner;
• directly depositing the second medicament toner onto the edible substrate to form a second layer on the edible substrate;
• and fusing the second transferred toner via cold pressure, warm pressure, or radiant fusing and
• depositing one or more protective overcoat materials to finalize the personalized medication, wherein the printing system includes multiple transfer stations configured to deliver increased doses.

A method of printing personalized medication, the method comprising:

• loading a first single component, non-magnetic toner from a first sump onto a first donor roll, wherein the first toner comprises a first salicylate material embedded or dissolved in at least one toner binder, wherein one or more pharmaceutically inert ingredients are compounded in the binder in addition to the salicylate material;
• transferring the first toner from the first donor roll to an edible substrate to form a first layer on the edible substrate;
• loading a second single component, non-magnetic toner from a second sump onto a second donor roll, wherein the second toner comprises a second salicylate material embedded or dissolved in at least one toner binder and is different from the first toner;
• transferring the second toner from the second donor roll to the edible substrate to form a second layer on the edible substrate and an increased dose;
• developing the layers of toner;
• and
• depositing one or more protective overcoat materials over the layers of toner to finalize the personalized medication, wherein the printing system includes multiple transfer stations configured to deliver increased doses.

A method of printing personalized medication with a printing system, the method comprising:

• dissolving an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) in binder, to create at least one triboelectrically chargeable medicament toner, wherein one or more pharmaceutically inert ingredients are compounded in the binder in addition to the API;
• transferring the charged toner to a selectively exposed intermediate member;
• transferring the toner from the intermediate member to an edible substrate;
• fusing the transferred toner via cold pressure, warm pressure, or radiant fusing;
• compounding another API in binder, to create a second triboelectrically chargeable medicament toner different from the first toner;
• transferring the second charged toner to a second selectively exposed intermediate member;
• transferring the second toner from the intermediate member to form a second layer on the edible substrate;
• and
• fusing the second transferred toner via cold pressure, warm pressure, or radiant fusing;
• and
• depositing one or more protective overcoat materials to finalize the personalized medication, wherein the printing system includes multiple transfer stations to deliver increased doses or tablets with more than one API.