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Participate in a clinical study
We’re changing how people manage their blood health using new technologies. Our goal is to help fill important gaps in healthcare by giving patients, researchers, and healthcare providers easy-to-use tools to understand, diagnose, and manage both common and rare health issues.
Your contribution makes this all possible.
FAQ
Here are some frequently asked questions about what clinical studies are, and what is involved in the process.
What is a clinical study?
A clinical study is research designed to test new technologies, treatments, or medical approaches. At Sanguina, our studies focus on developing innovative blood health monitoring tools that could improve healthcare for millions of people.
How do I know if I'm eligible?
Eligibility varies by study and is determined during a screening process. Even if you're not eligible for one study, we may contact you about future opportunities that could be a better match.
Why should I participate?
By joining a clinical study, you'll contribute to groundbreaking research that can improve healthcare for everyone. Your participation helps us develop new technologies that may not be available otherwise.
As a participant, you may also receive:
- Study-related health assessments and monitoring
- Access to new technologies before they're widely available
- Insights into your own health
- Compensation for your time and effort
Without participants like you, important medical advances simply can't happen.
Will I be compensated?
Many clinical studies provide compensation to acknowledge the time and effort you dedicate to participating. The type and amount of compensation may vary depending on the specific study and its requirements. Compensation is meant to acknowledge your contribution to research and may also help offset costs such as travel or time away from your daily activities. Details about compensation will always be explained to you during the informed consent process before you decide to participate.
How do I get started?
Simply join our list using the button above. We'll contact you when studies become available that might be a good fit for your situation.
What if I have questions or concerns during the study?
Your study team is always available to address any questions or concerns. You'll receive contact information and know exactly who to reach out to throughout your participation.
Contact Us
If you have any further questions or need assistance, please email us at study@sanguina.com.


