FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions


A clinical study helps researchers understand how new diagnostic tests, medical devices, or procedures work in real-life settings.

These studies provide important information that can improve healthcare and advance scientific knowledge.

The ICF is a document that:

  • Explains the study purpose
  • Describes what will happen during participation
  • Lists possible risks and benefits
  • Outlines your rights as a participant

You will have time to read it, ask questions, and decide whether to join — no pressure, no obligation.

We have extensive experience with:

  • Sensitivity & specificity evaluations
  • Comparator and method correlation studies
  • Multi-swab and multi-matrix testing
  • CLIA-waived and point-of-care device assessments
  • Self-collection and usability studies
  • Enrollment of symptomatic & asymptomatic populations

Our workflows generate regulatory-ready datasets for FDA, CE, and global submissions.

Pricing is based on:

  • Study procedures and complexity
  • Sample or visit volume
  • Processing and logistics requirements
  • Recruitment expectations
  • Study duration

We provide transparent quotes and support iterative revisions.