Your next study.
The right materials.
Explore Qitone research supplies, review the literature, and request materials and pricing for your institution.
Active and placebo sachets, shots, blinded supplies and neat oil can be discussed for your protocol.
Start with the question.
We will work through the supply.
Different protocols need different preparations. Tell us what you are investigating, the format and quantity you need, and your timing.
We review feasibility before agreeing a specification and quotation.
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Active and placebo sachets
Request powder sachets, with formulation, quantity, pack size and any matching requirements agreed for the project.
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Active and placebo shots
Discuss ready-to-drink research preparations, active content, bottle format and placebo requirements. A retail shot is not automatically the right study product.
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Neat Qitone oil
For agreed laboratory, preclinical or formulation research. Tell us the quantity, intended use and documentation you need.
Blinded means planned.
Not just unbranded.
Appearance, taste, energy content, excipients, packaging and coding may all matter to your study. Describe the matching requirements in your brief; the appropriate specification is agreed with your team.
Code generation, custody, access and any emergency unblinding procedure must be agreed before release. Do not send participant information, allocation lists or randomization keys through this form.
A route from question to supply.
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Share your study outline
Start with a non-confidential description, institution, intended use, quantities and timing.
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Agree materials and a quote
We review feasibility, preparation work, documentation, cost and lead time.
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Complete the release requirements
Supply follows the appropriate agreement, approvals and purchase arrangements.
Research agreements and human studies.
Your institution can ask to review a template agreement or provide its own for discussion. The public template link will be enabled only after approval. Human research requires protocol-specific clinical supply terms and appropriate approvals; the general MTA does not authorize participant use.
A few useful answers.
Yes, requests for paid supply are welcome. We confirm feasibility and issue a quotation before an order is agreed. Research supply is separate from consumer checkout.
Yes. Tell us the stage of your project and label quantities and timing as estimates. A budgetary quotation is not a reservation of inventory.
These can be requested. The matching specification, coding responsibilities, availability and price are assessed for each study.
Tell us whether you need material specifications, batch analysis, storage information, handling information or other study documentation. The available package is confirmed for the proposed supply.
Include your institution’s contracts or technology-transfer contact. We can review its proposed agreement alongside the project specification.
Identify human research in your request. Protocol-specific clinical supply terms, appropriate ethics and regulatory review, and safety arrangements must be addressed before supply or use. A general research MTA is not authorization for participant use.
