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has anyone entered a drug trial before?

http://www.lambdacanada-cro.com/

the trial is for a drug that stops your body from rejecting organ transplants.

seems kinda fucked but for UP TO 3k and I'm doing really nothing as it is now.

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Eh closest I've done was test a new upcoming energy drink. You show up having fasted, drink from a cup (double-blind study), then do some physical/cognitive tests while taking blood every hour.

I wouldn't do something like that again. You get a lot of weirdos doing this thing, and they typically need the money badly so they bitch and moan about everything. I just did it because hey why not see what's it like?

do it dude.

though, wouldn't you need to have an implanted organ for them to consider you? make sure they don't sew a nipple on you when you're sleeping at night.

actually tbh i only considered this cause my uncle entered it, he badly needs the $$ so im trying to find info about this shit and drug trials in general. im a little bit worried for him since he's got kids and a wife to look out for :\

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Originally posted by r5a actually tbh i only considered this cause my uncle entered it, he badly needs the $$ so im trying to find info about this shit and drug trials in general. im a little bit worried for him since he's got kids and a wife to look out for :\

that's commendable but if that's the case then i actually wouldn't do it. there are better ways of helping out your uncle financially than risking your health and your potential quality of living.

furthermore, i don't think your parents, who in my opinion are more qualified and ought to help out their brother in the first place, would want you to risk your health in something like that either, and neither would your uncle in need (i would hope). does that make sense? like, your uncle is your mom or dad's brother- they have a bigger moral and.. familial(?) obligation to aid your uncle over you.

my family is.. different for a lack of a better word. theres a lot of drama between my mom and her brother because of his wife. its a long complicated story on that.

i talk to my uncle more than anyone in the family and me and him have a very good relationship. my parents are distant to their siblings, kinda sticking to themselves, and rarely see their siblings. it's stupid.

ive always looked out for my uncle and so fourth. obviously my mom cares a lot for him but he doesn't really tell her much of anything, just mostly me. she tries to help too.

i probably won't do it, just looking to gather information really.

DO IT

"i believe in mandatory drug testing, everyone should try everything once."

-bill "spaceman" lee.

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Originally posted by r5a my family is.. different for a lack of a better word. theres a lot of drama between my mom and her brother because of his wife. its a long complicated story on that.

I boiled it down in my head to two words: Brother Complex









hot.

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Originally posted by Joss Weatherby I boiled it down in my head to two words: Brother Complex hot.

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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...rticle43221.ece

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Originally posted by IL Duce "i believe in mandatory drug testing, everyone should try everything once." -bill "spaceman" lee.

I actually met him and I believe he has.

Re: has anyone entered a drug trial before?

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Originally posted by r5a http://www.lambdacanada-cro.com/ the trial is for a drug that stops your body from rejecting organ transplants. seems kinda fucked but for UP TO 3k and I'm doing really nothing as it is now.

Perhaps you should check to see your organs are there befor and after just to be safe.


From what I know, the only bad part of the trials are the blood tests. That is IV or needles for blood draws.


Most studies require you to abstain from unprotected sex, for a period of time after the study, as well as, prior not to have certain drugs in your body such as cotanine (cigarettes, even second hand smoke), marijuana, caffine etc.. with different time periods prior the studies.

The studies are often filled very very quickly, so it can be difficult to actually get into a study even if you do the "screening" that is required even before you can qualify.

Spots do open up though, and there are a number of CRO's (clinical research orgnaizations)

I'm not really all too in the know on the whole thing but I have a general knowledge.


As far as I am aware a diverse group of people do these studies, some on a regular basis. There are rules in place to protect the quality of blood and health of participants. Some individuals volunteer for multiple CRO's but the CRO's generally prohibit doing studies for mulitple CRO's and you are usually only eligible for 1 study per 30 to 60 days.

This is what I am aware of anyway, you would need to check with the CRO to be certain.


Often they require you to stay at a facility for a number of days (some are short some are very long - most are comparitive studies)


Not all studies are like this, there are even "narcotic" drug studies, alchohol studies etc.. that require you to take narcotics or alchohol. There are a variety of these studies and not all are the same. They generally pay around as much as a regular job for the same period of time.

Eg. a $2000 study may be 10 days long so 240 hours or about $8.50 an hour. Or perhaps about $10-20 / hour. But usually you are fed and have access to some sorts of entertainment.
Bear in mind though you are only suppose to take part in a study every 30-60 days for health and safety reasons. meaning that perhaps you may be able to gross $10000 to perhaps up to $20000 doing studies throughout a year, although I don't know exact numbers.

Getting a medical check up befor and after is always advised espeically when dealing with medical companies you are not aware of. Illegal activity and breach of the established rules happens in all areas of society, and it is especially dangerous when it happens in the medical community.


From what i know most of the Toronto CROs have pretty good reputations.

Studies can be dangerous but you rarely hear about studies that require external facilities management (such as via ems to a hospital) or death.

Death and life long side effects can happen from a given study, and you will be advised if a study has such capacity. the side effects are as rare as anyone else taking the drug but the controlled enviornment and dosing is in place to usually prevent over dosing - overdosing however is sometimes the reason for the study, or atleast higher than regular doses. Sometimes it is much lower than regular doses.

Sideeffects are not common but generally just minor discomforts that last less than 48 hours as the drug works its way out of your system.

Some people keep coming back for more, and have absolutely no issue with the trade off.

Others may not like being turned into a pin board /walking test tube.

I was considering participating but for about the last year I have had no success in being a CRO study participant as the studies I was eligible for all filled or I had scheduling conflicts.

Working with only 1 CRO severely limits the ability to participate regularly.

Hahaha. Just in time

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Originally posted by couch-potato Eh closest I've done was test a new upcoming energy drink. You show up having fasted, drink from a cup (double-blind study), then do some physical/cognitive tests while taking blood every hour. I wouldn't do something like that again. You get a lot of weirdos doing this thing, and they typically need the money badly so they bitch and moan about everything. I just did it because hey why not see what's it like?

I am willing to guarantee it was some sex related product you tested.

Everything you do relates to you sticking your cock in something or someone.

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