Paid Contraceptive Clinical Study Happening Now

In the United States, 98% of sexually active women have used birth control at some point in time, and 62% of those of reproductive age are currently using it. There are many different options for contraception and, depending on your lifestyle and family planning goals, you can choose from a very wide range of medications and methods. However, the efficacy of contraception and new ways of preventing pregnancy are always changing and improving. In addition, there are many individuals who are still looking for the right choice because their lifestyle and goals do not fit any current options. If you would like to take part in something new, a paid contraceptive clinical study might be right for you. Keep reading to learn more about how it works, what you will receive, and who is conducting the research.

What to Know About the Paid Contraceptive Clinical Study

The Paid Contraceptive Clinical Study is currently taking place in Canoga Park. It is a short-term trial in which you will take promising new contraceptive medication which is seeking FDA approval. It is a Phase 2 study, which means that Phase 1 was very promising and the FDA has approved the study to move forward. The Phase 1 study for this contraceptive medication also included human participants, and it saw limited adverse reaction issues.

How it Works

1. Fill out this form. The first step is to fill out our form! All volunteers will be able to review the Informed Consent Form, and the program will be carefully explained by our professional medical team.
2. Receive Comprehensive FREE Medical Exam. After filling out the form, you will be asked to come in for a free medical exam to determine whether you meet the physical guidelines of the study.
3. Invitation to join. After evaluating your particular medical situation, we will invite you to participate in the study. There are no special requirements, no insurance is needed, and you will not be asked for your social security number or proof of citizenship.
4. Receive compensation. Participants will be assigned to different groups, where you will be carefully monitored for treatment and safety. As a volunteer, you will earn as much as $750 for completing the study as well as complimentary Fibroscans, MRIs and lab reports, and the complimentary study-related medicines.

Who Is Conducting the Paid Contraceptive Clinical Study?

The Paid Contraceptive Clinical Study is being conducted by Clinical Research LA. Our clinical research clinic has extensive experience conducting Phase II through IV clinical trials with many leading pharmaceutical companies. The facility features multiple investigators with many years in clinical research and counts over 10,000 patients. Every member of the team offers a wealth of experience, a caring personality, and a commitment to ably serving the pharmaceutical industry, the community, and its patients. They bring many years of research experience working at UCLA and USC and speak English, Spanish, Italian, and Farsi.