Join a
Weight Loss Study
for Subcutaneous GLP-1*
*Study medication is a GLP-1/GIP combination medication
Receive up to $5,300 For Your Time & Travel



Is This Study Right for You?
You may be eligible if you:
- Are an adult with obesity or overweight (BMI ≥ 27 kg/m²) with related health conditions.
- Can commit to the dosing schedule and study visits.
- Are interested in an investigational treatment option that’s injectable.
Discover Innovative Investigational Options for Managing Obesity
Joining an obesity clinical trial in Texas isn’t just about accessing potential new treatments. It’s a chance to better understand the complex nature of obesity while playing a role in important medical research.


Here’s How You Can Help Move Research Forward
- Support Scientific Progress: By joining a clinical trial, you’re helping researchers uncover new insights into obesity and explore more effective treatment options.
- Explore Cutting-Edge Investigational Therapies: Gain early access to investigational treatments that aren’t yet available to the general public.
Signing up is Easy by Following These 5 Simple Steps!
Please fill out the submission form provided below.
One of our friendly medical screeners will contact you.
The screener will organize a no-cost medical consultation and examination if you meet the eligibility criteria.
Your appointments will be scheduled, and you may receive study-related medication.
You may receive up to $5,300 for your time and travel.
Study Participants Receive:
- No-cost health assessments
- No-cost lab testing and reports
- No-cost Lifestyle Counseling
- No-cost Study-Related Medication throughout the trial
- Study-related care that follows strict safety and ethical standards
- Oversight by an independent ethics board
- Compensation for your time, travel, and related expenses
- Participation in an FDA-regulated, HIPAA-compliant study
- Full privacy and confidentiality of your personal information

What are GLP-1 and GIP?
GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) and GIP (glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide) are naturally occurring hormones that help regulate blood sugar, appetite, and metabolism. They’re part of the body’s response to eating, helping control how insulin is released and how full you feel after meals. In obesity research, medications that mimic or enhance the effects of GLP-1 and GIP are showing promise for supporting weight loss and improving metabolic health. Combining both targets in one treatment may lead to even greater results than targeting either hormone alone.
Join The Weight Loss Study
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or sign up today!