senia
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Post by senia on Aug 15, 2016 18:33:58 GMT -5
I live in Kentucky but I can travel anywhere 56 yrs old .looking for a study that pays good and I smoke.dates and time doesn't matter.
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labrat1981
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I mainly do: Healthy Studies
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Post by labrat1981 on Aug 16, 2016 6:34:22 GMT -5
I live in Kentucky but I can travel anywhere 56 yrs old .looking for a study that pays good and I smoke.dates and time doesn't matter. Since you smoke, I'd advise you to look elsewhere for money. |
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Post by ac on Aug 16, 2016 9:33:43 GMT -5
I live in Kentucky but I can travel anywhere 56 yrs old .looking for a study that pays good and I smoke.dates and time doesn't matter. Since you smoke, I'd advise you to look elsewhere for money. You are over 55 and smoke. Maybe you should rethink this. You'll be lucky to find 1 study a year that you qualify for. |
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Post by sam9009 on Aug 16, 2016 16:54:56 GMT -5
I live in Kentucky but I can travel anywhere 56 yrs old .looking for a study that pays good and I smoke.dates and time doesn't matter. Inflamax has a smoking study on their website paying $4,800. I'm not sure if they are still doing more groups though. Current Studies 15-NQ-001 (FASTING): 8 day At-Home Run-In Period followed by an 18 day stay in the Neptune, NJ facility Menthol Cigarette Exposure Study The purpose of this study to obtain information on nie and carbon monoxide exposure following the use of prototype cigarettes with different menthol levels by adult smokers. Once subjects successfully complete screening, the subjects will complete an 8 day At-Home Run-In Period in which they will smoke only the test product given to them. They will then return to the clinic and stay consecutively from Day -3 to Day 15. Compensation: $4,800 Age: 21 to 65 Good luck. |
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Post by vark on Aug 16, 2016 19:13:05 GMT -5
celerion in lincoln has some smokers studies sometimes. talk to the recruiters at knoxville, whatever that place is called. but they never have anything for me. biomedical in st charles mo has had smoking studies in the past. they seem to be retooling right now.
i turned 56 this week. it's not impossible to find studies over 55, but it's much harder.
being a smoker cuts out about 90% of studies. if you have the willpower to quit for 2 months, that might be clean enough to get into a study, aside from saving you money and maybe saving your life.
but 93% of smoker would rather die than quit. don't expect to make enough from studies to quit your day job, but you could still find a few, so even though we are giving you a hard time,
persevere, if it's what you want to do.
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