Researchers are studying whether a dissolving microarray skin patch can deliver semaglutide into the bloodstream as effectively as a standard subcutaneous injection. Healthy adults will receive both the patch and the injection in a randomized order across two separate clinic visits.
Researchers at Hiro Science are looking for healthy adult volunteers to participate in a research study comparing two ways of delivering a medication called semaglutide: a small dissolving skin patch applied to the shoulder, and a standard injection under the skin.
We are looking for healthy adult volunteers for a clinical research study comparing a skin patch to an injection for medication delivery.
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