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Clinical research

Search the live record. Contact the listed study team.

ClinicalTrials.gov can identify studies and contacts. A registry entry does not prove eligibility, benefit, availability, FDA approval, or that participation is right for anyone.

1

Search live

Use the federal registry’s current psilocybin results rather than a copied list that can go stale.

2

Filter status

Distinguish recruiting, not yet recruiting, active, completed, suspended, withdrawn, and unknown status.

3

Read eligibility

Review the stated age, condition, history, location, and other criteria. Only the study team decides eligibility.

4

Check sponsor

Identify the responsible party, study phase, intervention, comparator, oversight information, and last update.

5

Use listed contacts

Contact the team shown in the live record. Microdose Direct does not collect inquiries or recruit participants.

6

Ask before joining

Review consent, risks, alternatives, time, travel, costs, compensation, privacy, and what happens after the study.

Direct routes

The registry is the product.

Open the current search, then use the federal participant guide before contacting a study. Recruitment material supplied by a future sponsor should be published only after the appropriate review and approval.

Search live psilocybin study records Read how joining a study works Learn how to read a study record

Research boundary

A trial route is not a treatment recommendation.

  • No study is endorsed, ranked, summarized as safe, or represented as effective.
  • No person is screened or told that they may qualify.
  • No contact information is copied from the registry into this site.
  • No fee is accepted for placement or recruitment in this demonstration.