Are you experiencing reflux symptoms and seeking answers? Join our study to uncover the connection between your diet and reflux events and enjoy some useful benefits along the way!
At RD Biomed, the creators of the Peptest reflux diagnostic kit, we’re launching a 16-day study in the UK to measure pepsin levels in saliva. We want to help you understand your reflux better and potentially identify dietary triggers.
Why join?
- Discover your triggers: Learn how specific foods and meal patterns might be affecting your reflux.
- Free diagnostic insights: Get complimentary Peptest analysis to understand your pepsin levels and reflux activity.
- Contribute to science: Help advance research that could benefit countless others struggling with similar symptoms.
What we’re looking for:
We need around 50 UK-based adults who:
- Experience reflux symptoms: Self-report any discomfort linked to reflux.
- Are not currently on reflux medication: To ensure the accuracy of our study.
Your role in the study:
- Track your diet and symptoms: Use your phone, laptop, or PC to maintain a daily diary for 16 days, recording what you eat and any symptoms you notice.
- Provide saliva samples: Submit five saliva samples daily for analysis using our Peptest kit.
How to participate:
Ready to make a difference? Simply express your interest by emailing us at kbstudy@rdbiomed.com. We will confirm the start date within the next six months and provide you with all the details.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights into your health and contribute to crucial reflux research! Sign-ups will be staggered, so we’ll give you a personalised start date.
We can’t wait to have you on board for this valuable research journey!
Express your interest today.
Contact us at: kbstudy@rdbiomed.com
Peptest detects pepsin — the stomach enzyme that indicates reflux — in a saliva sample. Developed by the late Professor Peter Dettmar and used in over 40 countries, it is available directly to patients as well as NHS and private clinics.
- CE-IVD certified
- ISO 13485 manufacture
- Validated in 1,033-patient UK study
- Used in NHS voice clinics
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