Howdy! I'm a student working in a lab in the industrial & systems engineering department on campus this summer, and we are looking for a few more participants who are 59+ for our continuous glucose monitor study.

Is anyone interested? We are flexible to schedule onboarding anytime this week or next week. It takes about an hour for the first session. More info is below!

We are seeking participants for a Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) study where we are interested in learning about CGM users' thoughts, feelings and experiences over the course of 4 weeks.

The study will consist of 3 parts:

• Part 1 in which you will come into our lab (located in the Emerging Technologies Building) and be given the CGM and complete a few tasks under observation, while answering survey style and open-ended questions
• Part 2 in which you will be wearing the CGM and completing surveys every week about your experiences
• Part 3 in which you will return to the lab and answer survey style and open-ended questions about your experiences in the study.

For participation in the study, you can receive up to $100. Payments will be distributed after completion of certain tasks (i.e., the first in-lab session, survey completion, etc.).
If you meet the following criteria, you may be able to participate:

• Age ranges: 18-25 yrs and 59+ yrs, with 15 participants in each category
• Speaks English
• Has an iPhone or Android Smartphone and has sufficient space to download the associated applications
• Has never worn/used a CGM in the past

If you meet any of the following criteria, you may not be able to participate:

• Diabetic
• Currently uses/wears a CGM
• Has used or worn a CGM in the past

This study has received approval from the Texas A&M University IRB (IRB2025-XXXX).

Thanks and Gig'em!

I'm interested but am not that old.

Parking pass included?

My wife is interested.
Please contact me at tamfal86

Yes, we can validate your parking.

Please contact me.

It might be a limit set by the university or the funding body, but yes I agree and it isn't like they would be breaking the bank to offer $500 to the people in the study,