Menthol Smoking Study //
The Mind Research Network is looking for volunteers age 21-65 for a research study about smoking regular and menthol-like cigarettes. If you qualify, we will ask you to complete questionnaires and meet with our study medical staff. You would then have two testing visits to smoke different cigarettes, including a combination of non-menthol, menthol, and menthol-like cigarettes. The menthol-like cigarettes use a different cooling agent called WS-3. At each testing visit you would smoke 3 of the cigarettes.
To participate, you must be heathy, smoke cigarettes regularly, and be comfortable smoking the cigarettes that we provide. You will be paid up to $150 for your time and inconvenience. This study will help us understand how smoking different kinds of cigarettes affects the cooling sensations people feel when they smoke and how people respond to different kinds of cooling agents.
This study is funded by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). FDA does not intend to sell tobacco, nor promote, condone, normalize, or encourage its use.
For more information or to see if you qualify, fill out the screening form, text or call (505) 221-6884 or email menthol@mrn.org
