A new study is enrolling now for people with chronic low back pain and pain-related disability.

There are approximately 266 million people worldwide¹ who suffer from chronic low back pain and struggle to find lasting relief. 

Chronic low back pain can get worse with bending, lifting, or twisting, and the pain-related disability often interferes with daily life. 

If you've had chronic low back pain for at least six months and haven't experienced relief from conservative treatment, this study might be a fit for you. 

Take a short survey to pre-qualify now.

1. Ravindra et al. (2018). Global Spine Journal 8(8), 784-794.

When conservative treatment no longer helps, other pain management options can include surgery or prescription pain medication, such as opioids. This study is testing an intradiscal injection to provide a non-surgical option for people living with chronic low back pain.  

You may be a good candidate for this study if you:

Complete the short survey below to pre-qualify for the study

Participants may also be eligible to receive reimbursement for study-related expenses such as travel and lodging.

Complete the short survey below to see if you may be qualified for our clinical trials.

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