
Interface Analysis is currently looking for participants for the consumer research opportunities listed below.
All sessions take place at our research facility located in Cupertino (unless otherwise noted). Our studies are non-invasive, fun and you will be compensated in cash for your time!
If you are interested in participating but do not qualify for any current study opportunites, please feel free to contact us and we can let you know when we have new studies that you may be interested in.
To pre-qualify, you must:
Study Duration: 2 sessions (30 minutes and 15 minutes)
Compensation: $140
Scheduled Dates: January 9-18 (Exact dates and times TBD)
Study Details: You will be interacting with a new drug delivery device and providing your feedback. You will not perform any real injections in our study! All injections are given into an injection pad.
To pre-qualify, you must:
Study Duration: 2 sessions (45 minutes and 30 minutes)
Compensation: $20
Scheduled Dates: Late January - Early February
Study Details: The study involves a new electrocardiography (ECG) device used to externally measure the rate and regularity of heartbeats and we want your feedback on the design and usability!
To pre-qualify, you must:
Study Duration: 3 sessions (60 minutes, 10 minutes and 10 minutes)
Compensation: $250
Scheduled Dates: January 31 - Feburary 10 (Exact dates and times TBD)
Study Details: You will be interacting with a new insulin delivery device not yet on the market and providing your feedback. You will not perform any real injections in our study! All injections are given into an injection pad.
If you pre-qualify for a study and are interested in participating, please contact Interface Analysis at (408) 834-8443, or email us at iaa_research@yahoo.com, and refer to the name of the study you are interested in. If you reach our voicemail, please clearly state the study name, your name, and your daytime phone number.
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