It’s almost March, and we’ve got some good news— you can earn extra cash and try brand-new self-care and beauty products before they hit store shelves with Consumer Product Testing Labs (CPT). Simply sign up, visit the CPT laboratory to qualify, try the product at home, and revisit CPT to report back (your feedback helps shape the final product). The best part is that you and your family can test stuff you can really use, like face cream and makeup, and family products, like baby wipes and deodorant. With studies updated weekly, there are plenty of chances to sign up now (dates for recent trials are below) and be on the list for future ones. Read on to learn more about current CPT studies, and check back here for updates. (Featured Image Photo: istock/fizkes)
Here are CPT’s newest must-know trials
With studies available for women, men, and kids, CPT is easy to sign up for and do. Click on the links for more in-depth details about each study, and remember that the initial visit determines if you qualify. Also, it is good to note that the studies change and new ones are added frequently, so be sure to like CPT’s Facebook page for daily updates. When you’re ready to commit, check in with them to determine if the study you want is still available. You can also call to make an appointment to get qualified to become a panelist and be notified of the latest studies. FYI—Sunscreen products are tested in their photobiology laboratory, and all take-home studies pay $30 and up, depending on the number of visits and how long the study lasts.
RIPT Patch Back Study #1 for males and females ages 18-79. Visits are in Boonton from February 28 to March 20, the rest period from March 21 to 31, and challenge dates are April 1, 2 and 4. Payment is $200 + $25 gas stipend. Refer a friend for their first RIPT study and receive a $40 finder’s fee.
RIPT Patch Back Study #2 for males and females ages 18-70. Visits are in Fairfield from February 28 to March 20, a rest period from March 21-31, and challenge dates are April 1, 2 and 4. Payment is $200 + $25 gas stipend. Refer a friend for their first RIPT study and receive a $40 finder’s fee.
RIPT Patch Back Study #3 for males and females ages 18-79. Visits are in Boonton from March 4-25, a rest period from March 26 to April 7, and challenge dates are April 8, 9, and 11. Payment is $200 + $25 gas stipend. Refer a friend for their first RIPT study and receive a $40 finder’s fee.
Arm Irritation Study for males and females ages 16-79 (minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian). Visits are in Boonton on March 4 and 5. Payment is $30.
RIPT Patch Back Study #4 for males and females ages 18-79. Visits are in Fairfield from March 4-25, a rest period from March 26 to April 7, and challenge dates are April 8, 9, and 11. Payment is $200 + $25 gas stipend. Refer a friend for their first RIPT study and receive a $40 finder’s fee.
RIPT Patch Back Study #5 for males and females ages 18-79. Visits are in Fairfield from March 6-27, a rest period from March 28 to April 7, and challenge dates are April 8, 9, and 11. Payment is $200 + $25 gas stipend. Refer a friend for their first RIPT study and receive a $40 finder’s fee.
To Determine the Acnegenic/Comedogenic Potential of Cosmetic Formulations Study #1 for males and females ages 18-45. Visits are in Fairfield on March 7 and April 4. Payment is $75.
Facial Product Study for females ages 18-45. Visits are in Fairfield on March 7 and April 4. Payment is $75.
Lip Serum Study for females ages 18-45. Visits are in Fairfield on March 8 and April 5. Payment is $75.
RIPT Patch Back Study #6 for males and females ages 18-79. Visits are in Fairfield from March 11 to April 2, a rest period from April 3-14, and challenge dates are April 15, 16 and 18. Payment is $200 + $25 gas stipend. Refer a friend for their first RIPT study and receive a $40 finder’s fee.
Clinical Evaluation of Deodorant Efficacy Study for males and females ages 18-79. Visits are in Fairfield from March 11-15. Payment is $90.
Photo Tox/Photo Allergy Back Study – Skin Type I, II, or III for males and females 18-70. Visits are in Fairfield from March 11-April 12. Payment is $300.
Bronzer Stick Study for females ages 18-45. Visits are in Fairfield on March 12 and April 9. Payment is $75.
RIPT Patch Back Study #7 for males and females ages 18-79. Visits are in Fairfield from March 13 to April 4, a rest period from April 5-14, and challenge dates are April 15, 16 and 18. Payment is $200 + $25 gas stipend. Refer a friend for their first RIPT study and receive a $40 finder’s fee.
Highlighter Stick Study for females ages 18-45. Visits are in Boonton on March 14 and April 11. Payment is $75.
Future Studies To Come—Call 973-965-8195 and press 5 to get on the list
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Before you sign up, read what other mamas say about their experiences with reviewing and earning some extra money. Click here to determine what you need to do to become a panelist when you’re ready. If you don’t see anything that piques your interest, you can still register to become a panelist. Stop by CPT to fill out a health profile, and they’ll notify you when a study fits your credentials.
CPT is a global leader in testing personal care, pharmaceutical, and therapeutic products. Since 1975, the company has prioritized integrity when testing products and creating clinical trials.
This post is sponsored by Consumer Product Testing, a company dedicated to providing safe and ethical studies for you and your family.
Consumer Product Testing Company
70 New Dutch Lane
Fairfield, New Jersey 07004
Phone: (973) 359-5879
CPT Safety Measures Statement:
The health of our panelists and staff is our primary concern. Panelists will be contacted to schedule appointments for all studies, including patch tests. You will only be admitted into the facility if you have a scheduled appointment.
Consumer Product Testing℠ Company, Inc. (CPT℠) has implemented a Biosafety and Security Policy. We based our policy on analyzing best practices and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), National Safety Council (NSC), and local and state guidance in New Jersey.
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