Compensation up to $3,075

See if you qualify

Fill out the form below to see if you meet the basic study requirements. You are under no legal obligation to enter information you are unwilling to provide. Your information will be used for study purposes only and will not be sold.

Why should I participate?

  • Get the chance to try an investigational treatment that could help reduce your skin itchiness and inflammation.
  • Receive up to $3,075 in compensation if you complete the study.
  • Be a part of improving research for others like yourself with eczema.

What would I have to do?

  • First, fill out the quick form above.
  • If you qualify, we’ll call you and schedule your first in-person visit.
  • If you choose to participate, you’ll have 15 in-person visits, either for treatment or for follow-up

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the study?

This study is designed to help people with eczema by testing a novel investigational treatment option. The treatment is designed to help reduce inflammation and itchiness.

What is the product?

The investigational product is an injection designed to help reduce skin inflammation and rapidly reduce itching by targeting two key disease pathways at the same time.

Who is sponsoring this study?

Numab Therapeutics AG, a Switzerland-based Biotechnology company, is sponsoring the study.

How much is the compensation?

You can receive compensation at the end of each study visit, totaling $1,995 at minimum by the end, if you attend each visit. Different locations have different compensation amounts, so please check with your study site for details.

How many visits are there?

There are 15 in-person visits, and 2 phone calls.

How long is each visit?

There are two 8-hour visits, and two 4-hour visits. However, most of that time is idle, so you’ll be able to work remotely, read, or just hang out at the study location.

The other 11 in-person visits are much shorter, likely under an hour, similar to a standard doctor’s checkup.

How long does the study last?

The study will last about 16 weeks from start to finish.