One of the most common questions people ask before joining a clinical trial is: “Will I get paid?” The answer is often yes, and understanding how compensation works can help you make a more informed decision.
Why Are Participants Compensated?
Participants are compensated for their time, travel, and inconvenience, not for taking a risk. The FDA allows compensation as long as it is not so large that it would pressure someone to participate against their better judgment.
How Much Can You Earn?
At NuLine Clinical Trial Center, compensation varies by study. Current examples include:
- Psoriasis Trial: $130 or more per completed visit (13 visits)
- Atopic Dermatitis Trial: $180 per completed visit (12 visits)
- NEMLUVIO Observational Study: $40 per visit (5 visits)
- Acne Trial: $120 per visit (14 visits)
When Are Payments Made?
Payments are typically made after each completed study visit. You generally do not receive payment for incomplete visits.
What About Taxes?
Clinical trial compensation is generally considered taxable income. You may receive a 1099 form if your total compensation exceeds IRS thresholds. Consult a tax professional for guidance specific to your situation.
Free Medical Care, A Hidden Benefit
Beyond direct payments, all study-related care at NuLine is provided at no cost. For participants without insurance, this can represent significant additional value, including physical exams, lab tests, and physician visits.
No Insurance Required
You do not need health insurance to participate in a clinical trial at NuLine. We welcome all eligible participants regardless of insurance status.
Interested in learning what current studies pay? Browse our active studies or call us at 754-331-5331.