Just like with any biotechnology, there are many pro’s to having this product. Here are some of them:

1. Faster and more precise than the traditional methods of reproducing and fixing tissues and organs because it is less prone to human error. There is the advanced technology to allow well-organized and diverse cell types for enhancement of tissue-specific functions.
2. Results in tissue-like structures that can mimic the environment of actual human tissues and organs which can be useful in pharmaceutical testing by reducing the amount of animal testing. Not only that, effects of disease states or drugs can be accurately observed without needing human subjects which means the organs are less likely to be rejected after transplantation
3. With the rise in organ failures and requirement of transplant, the between need of organs and the lack of donors that readily come forth is quite huge so this is a need in the world. There will be a decreased waiting time for those who need organ donors and possibly less organ trafficking