Quick answers
Questions
Common questions, short answers.
What is Plasmiro?
A free reading site from The Nelson M Group LLC. Plasmiro walks through clinical trial information in everyday words, with no sign-up needed to read.
What if I want the texts to end?
Reply STOP at any time to opt out; reply HELP if you need help. Email support@plasmiro.com if you would rather write.
What do I get when I sign up?
Plain-language educational notes on the topic you choose. Email is optional, and so are the short texts that link to the guides.
Can you read my lab results?
No. Never send us results. Your clinician or study team can interpret them.
Do you schedule blood draws?
No. Only the study site schedules visits.
Will you tell me if I qualify for a study?
No. Only a study team can decide eligibility, and every study sets its own rules. We explain how those rules are usually written so you can ask better questions.
Do you share my details with sponsors or research sites?
No. We do not sell, rent or share your personal information with study sponsors, research sites, recruiters, lead buyers or other partners. For the details, read the Privacy Policy.
Can I sign up without an email, phone or ZIP code?
Only your first and last name, a topic and the privacy agreement. Email, mobile number and ZIP code are all optional.
Can you connect me with a study team?
No. We do not make introductions or referrals to sponsors, sites or recruiters.
How frequent are the messages?
Message frequency varies, up to about 8 a month. Msg & data rates may apply.
Do I have to agree to texts?
Yes, skip them. Texts are strictly opt-in (one unchecked box), and the form works without ticking it.
How do I stop emails?
Email support@plasmiro.com and we will remove you, or use the unsubscribe link in any message.
Can you review my test results?
No. We never see medical records and do not give medical advice. Your doctor can explain your results.
Is Plasmiro selling something?
Not at all. We write general guides about how research works. We run no studies and see no patients, and none of it is medical, legal or financial advice.