🇬🇧UK clinical trials — updated daily from ClinicalTrials.gov
Find clinical trials that compensate participants — from £200 for outpatient visits to £5,000+ for residential Phase 1 studies. All trials are MHRA-regulated and NHS ethics-approved.
Compensation varies by study type, duration, and phase. These are typical UK ranges.
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View Paid Studies Directory →All clinical trials in the UK are regulated by the MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) and approved by an NHS Research Ethics Committee. Safety monitoring continues throughout the trial. You can withdraw at any time without giving a reason.
Most paid trials (especially Phase 1) seek healthy volunteers aged 18–75 with no significant medical conditions. Some trials need patients with specific conditions. Each trial has its own eligibility criteria — our AI matching tool helps you find trials you qualify for.
Use our matching tool to find trials you're eligible for, then contact the trial team directly. You'll attend a screening visit to confirm eligibility. The whole process typically takes 1–3 weeks from first contact to enrolment.
In the UK, payments for clinical trial participation are generally considered compensation for your time and inconvenience rather than income. However, you should check with the trial team and HMRC for your specific circumstances.
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