Brought to you by Atlantia Cork. 

Women in Cork who are interested in learning more about their fertility health may be eligible to take part in a new paid research study.

Atlantia Clinical Trials is currently recruiting women aged between 30 and 38 for a 12-week study exploring female fertility health. Participants will be asked to take a Proceive® supplement over the course of the study and attend three on-site visits.

The research is specifically looking for women with low progesterone levels who have a regular menstrual cycle. Those who qualify and complete the study will receive €250 in compensation for their time.

Who are Atlantia Clinical Trials?

Atlantia Clinical Trials originally grew out of University College Cork and has been based in Cork for nearly 15 years. They’ve conducted more than 200 clinical studies for major global companies.

Their research focuses on evaluating the health benefits of supplements and functional foods, supporting health claims across areas like cardiovascular health, digestive health, and cognitive health

What’s involved in the Female Fertility Study?

• Involves taking a Proceive® supplement over 12 weeks
• 3 onsite visits and receive €250
• Females aged 30-38
• Low progesterone levels
• Regular menstrual cycle

The study is in collaboration with Proceive®, which is an Irish-founded company that offers a range of fertility and pregnancy supplements formulated to support women and men at every stage of the reproductive journey.

Headquartered in Dublin, the brand focuses on comprehensive, high-strength formulations designed specifically.  Proceive® contains no fillers, hormones, GMOs, or artificial colours, and is recommended by expert nutritionists and fertility doctors.

How can I get involved?

Interested in taking part? Enrol now here. If you have any questions for the Atlantia team, you can reach them by emailing studies@atlantiatrials.com.