Get paid to try new HIV self test device

Get paid to try new HIV self test device

VOLUNTEERS in Sydney are being recruited to help try out a new HIV Self Test and will be paid for their efforts.

Sydney-based volunteers with no previous experience in self testing are needed to help with a product testing from April 4 and 6.

The evaluation is an essential part of the company’s product launch to ensure that accurate, safe and discrete in-home HIV self testing can be made available to everybody, so it’s important to get help and support.

Participants will be paid $75 and will be required to give a tiny blood sample via a finger prick. The whole volunteer process will take less than 30 minutes. Participants will be required to complete some paperwork before taking the test, followed by a short questionnaire.

Volunteers should know this is a user evaluation so they will not get a HIV diagnosis.

This is an innovative product that the company aims to bring to the Australian market soon and as with all medical devices, they need to ensure they are designing the product in a way that our customers can easily use and get an accurate result. This evaluation will help get them there.

To sign up and register for the event, please click here.

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