Interested in learning more about your health and getting paid?

If so, this might be one to bookmark.

A Cork-based clinical research company is currently on the lookout for volunteers for a range of paid studies. Perks include comprehensive health checks by nurses, doctors and sports physiologists, and a few hundred euro in your pocket for your time.

From gut health to fitness and even fertility, there’s a mix of studies on the go right now — and you don’t need to be a gym fanatic or wellness guru to take part.

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.

Why take part?

All participants will receive compensation upon completion of the study as well as free health assessments ranging from hormonal blood tests to DEXA scans, strength assessments, Vo2 Max, and blood pressure, to name but a few.

What studies are running now?

• Constipation and Gut Health

This study involves taking a synbiotic supplement over a 12-week period, with five onsite visits included. Participants will receive €400 upon completion.

It’s open to adults aged 50–70 with a moderate to high BMI (25–35 kg/m²) who experience three or fewer bowel movements per week.

• Muscle Health

Participants in this study will take a natural Urolithin A supplement over six months, with four onsite visits and four DEXA scans included. Compensation is €600.

It’s aimed at adults aged 40–65 with a moderate to high BMI (25–35 kg/m²) who do not exercise regularly. You’ll also receive a full muscle health assessment from a sports physiologist, including VO2 max, Biodex, and jump plate testing.

• Female Fertility Health

This 12-week study involves taking a Proceive® supplement, with three onsite visits included. Participants will receive €250.

It’s open to females aged 30–38 with low progesterone levels and a regular menstrual cycle.

• Digestive Discomfort

This study involves taking a peptide supplement over six weeks, with four onsite visits included. Compensation is €500.

It’s open to adults aged 18–65 who are experiencing moderate digestive discomfort.

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.