Would you like to drive innovation with your feedback and help shape products that truly make a difference in everyday life? Test injection devices and apps for us – either on-site or conveniently from home.
Together with TestingTime, we’re looking for people living with chronic conditions – for example, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, asthma/COPD, diabetes, and many others – who want to share their experiences and actively contribute to improving modern therapies.
Your voice matters!
Your feedback makes all the difference: you help us continuously improve the usability of our products and solutions – directly contributing to a better quality of life for people with chronic conditions.
Become part of the Ypsomed Test Community!
Help us make our products even better – easily and from the comfort of your home.
Here's how it works:
1. Sign up for free
Register via our partner TestingTime – it only takes a few minutes.
2. Complete your profile
Tell us a bit about yourself: your experience with injection systems or apps, any chronic conditions, and anything else that helps us find the right tests for you.
3. Receive invitations
When a test fits your profile, you’ll get an invitation by email – with just a few short follow-up questions to make sure it’s a perfect match.
4. Take part & share your feedback
Test products or apps and tell us what you think. Your feedback flows directly into further development.
5. Get rewarded
For your time and insights, you’ll receive fair compensation – because your opinion matters!
Good to know
- Various test formats: Our studies take place both on-site (e.g., in Switzerland, Germany, the United Kingdom, and other countries) and online (surveys and interviews).
- No self-injection required: None of our tests involve injecting yourself. If an injection is part of a usability test, it will only be performed on an injection pad.
- Fair compensation: You will receive appropriate compensation for your participation.
- Data protection & age requirements: Due to data protection regulations, individuals under 14 cannot register independently. In this case, parents or legal guardians are asked to complete the registration on their behalf.
