Smoking And Vaping
Research Study
Researchers at the University of Vermont are conducting a study on how cigarettes and e-cigarettes with different nicotine levels affect cigarette smoking among adults who use both.
Fast Facts
Adults 21+ Who Smoke Cigarettes & Vape E-Cigarettes
Willing to Complete Weekly Video Check-Ins & In-Person Visits
Compensation
up to $1976
Conducted in
Burlington, VT
Additional Information
The study is being done to understand how different nicotine levels in cigarettes and e-cigarettes affect smoking patterns in adults who use both.
You may be eligible for this study if you meet the following criteria.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Adults who smoke cigarettes and vape e-cigarettes
- Ages 21+
- Willing to complete weekly video check-ins and in-person visits
- Willing to only use smoking and vaping products provided by the study team
Complete an online survey to see if you qualify.
Enroll in the study if eligible.
Receive study-provided cigarettes and e-cigarettes.
Each week for 14 weeks, complete a short video check-in via Zoom and a curbside visit in Burlington, VT.
At each visit, exchange your study products and complete a quick carbon monoxide breath test.
Fill out short questionnaires about your smoking and vaping habits, cravings, and experiences.
As a participant, you may receive up to $1976.
There is no cost for you to participate in our research study.