Your Breath Could Rewrite Digestive Medicine.
Join an investigational study and help transform how gut disorders are detected.
Why Your Role Matters
Your participation directly contributes to breakthrough technology that could transform healthcare
Advance Science
feed the world's first at-home breath-omics dataset.
Help Millions
every sample moves non-invasive diagnostics closer to clinics.
Join a Community
connect with fellow pioneers via private WhatsApp channel.
Current Research Studies
Choose the study that matches your health profile and availability
What you'll do:
quick breath check before and after meal + questionnaire
gift card + early access to results of study
Eligibility:
- age 18–65
- no chronic GI issues
- no antibiotics in last 3 months
What you'll do:
quick breath check before and after meal + questionnaire
gift card + early access to results of your gut health
Eligibility:
- age 18–65
- persistent digestive symptoms
- stable condition (not acute phase)
What to Expect
Simple, straightforward participation with full support throughout
Sign Up
Fill out a short form to check your eligibility
Join Us On-site
Come to Laurea Living Lab at your scheduled time
Give Two Breath Samples
One before and one after a small meal — all in one visit
That’s It!
You’re done in about an hour — and you’ve helped science 🎉
Your comfort and privacy come first — participation is safe, easy, and fully voluntary.
Your Rights as a Gut-Health Study Maker
- Voluntary participation – withdraw anytime
- Clear and transparent instructions
- Complete data privacy protection
- Access to study summaries and insights
- On-site support from the Vire team
- You can ask questions at any time — before, during, or after the study
Ready to become a Gut-Health Insight Crew member?
Join our investigational study and help us develop breakthrough technology for gut health diagnosis. Your participation could help millions of people get better, more accessible diagnoses.
Join our research list
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