Drug Research in Sydney

Drug Research in Sydney Researchers are looking to talk to people who use psycho-stimulants and/or psychedelics. Surveys are completely CONFIDENTIAL & ANONYMOUS.

You will be reimbursed $40.

$40 Paid Research SurveyHey everyone! πŸ‘‹We’re running a confidential research survey on drug use to help improve our unde...
02/05/2025

$40 Paid Research Survey

Hey everyone! πŸ‘‹
We’re running a confidential research survey on drug use to help improve our understanding of trends in the illicit drug market.

βœ… Sydney residents only
πŸ• Takes about 1 hour
πŸ’΅ You’ll receive $40 for taking part
πŸ”’ It’s anonymous and confidential

Not everyone will be eligible, but you can submit your interest and we’ll get in touch to check.

https://www.unsw.edu.au/research/ndarc/resources/faqs-edrs-nsw

πŸŽ‰ We're now recruiting for our 2025 study! πŸŽ‰Want to contribute to drug research in Australia and get paid for your time?...
09/04/2025

πŸŽ‰ We're now recruiting for our 2025 study! πŸŽ‰

Want to contribute to drug research in Australia and get paid for your time?

We're looking for 100 participants in Sydney to take part in our annual 1-hour drug study. Everyone who takes part will receive a $40 cash reimbursement.

πŸ’¬ Got questions? Feel free to call or text us on 0415 398 182, or check out our FAQ page here:
πŸ”— https://www.unsw.edu.au/research/ndarc/resources/faqs-edrs-nsw

We’d love to hear from you! πŸ’™

The Global Drug Survey (GDS), the world’s largest annual drug use survey, is currently exploring topics like drug prices...
11/01/2024

The Global Drug Survey (GDS), the world’s largest annual drug use survey, is currently exploring topics like drug prices, decriminalisation/legalisation impacts, illicit to***co use, performance-enhancing drugs, nitrous oxide use, to***co policies, and drug use in nightlife/festival settings.

The anonymous online survey takes 20-30 minutes, is available in nine languages, and is open to anyone aged 16 or over who has used a drug (including alcohol or to***co) in the past year. Please share this with your networks and encourage participation.

Thank you to all who participated in this year's Ecstasy and Illicit Drug Survey (EDRS). You can view the study results ...
11/12/2023

Thank you to all who participated in this year's Ecstasy and Illicit Drug Survey (EDRS). You can view the study results here - https://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au/resource/new-south-wales-drug-trends-2023-key-findings-ecstasy-and-related-drugs-reporting-system

The EDRS offers so many benefits in understanding and addressing drug-related issues, including:

🀝 Effective Harm Reduction - Informing strategies to minimise risks and support people who use drugs.
πŸ₯ Inform Public Health Planning - Provide data for evidence-based planning and resource allocation.
πŸ“ˆ Early Detection of Trends - The EDRS can identify emerging patterns in drug use.

18/05/2023

Do you use dexies, ritalin, co***ne, ecstasy/MDMA or similar substances? If so, we'd love to chat to you about your experiences. The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at UNSW is conducting CONFIDENTIAL interviews. You will be reimbursed $40 in cash for your time; telephone interviews available upon request.
This is part of a national study which has been running since 2003, exploring patterns of use, trends over time and harms related to drug use. For Sydney residents only.
If interested, call or text Kali on 0424 366 915, message me here or e-mail [email protected].
Read up on our research at our FAQ page: https://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au/node/301000112

The Drug Trends 2022 reports have now been published and are available on the NDARC website.For the New South Wales EDRS...
23/01/2023

The Drug Trends 2022 reports have now been published and are available on the NDARC website.

For the New South Wales EDRS report please visit https://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au/resource/new-south-wales-drug-trends-2022-key-findings-ecstasy-and-related-drugs-reporting-system
For the National report please visit https://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au/resource/australian-drug-trends-2022-key-findings-national-ecstasy-and-related-drugs-reporting-system-edrs

Thank you to all who participated in the research.

The 2022 EDRS and IDRS studies have been completed. Thank you to everyone who participated. Reports will be published on...
17/07/2022

The 2022 EDRS and IDRS studies have been completed. Thank you to everyone who participated. Reports will be published on the NDARC website later on in the year πŸ˜€https://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au/

07/07/2022

Interview spots closing soon! Earn $40 taking part in a confidential survey on ecstasy, co***ne and other stimulant drug use.

Visit our FAQ page: https://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au/node/301000112
and call / text Fi on 0404 915 098 for more information and to book an interview.

Greetings 🐢 Want to earn $40?NDARC researchers are conducting CONFIDENTIAL paid interviews with people who use stimulant...
01/06/2022

Greetings 🐢 Want to earn $40?
NDARC researchers are conducting CONFIDENTIAL paid interviews with people who use stimulant drugs πŸ’ŠπŸŒŸ. Send us a dm now to get involved/learn more, or contact Cate on 0405009620

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Do you use Ecstasy/MDMA, co***ne or similar substances? If so, we'd love to chat to you about your experiences. The Nati...
11/04/2022

Do you use Ecstasy/MDMA, co***ne or similar substances? If so, we'd love to chat to you about your experiences. The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at UNSW is conducting CONFIDENTIAL interviews.
This is part of a national study which has been running since 2003, exploring patterns of use and trends over time. You will be reimbursed $40 for your time. For Sydney residents only.
If interested, call or text Fi on 0404 915 098, message me here or e-mail [email protected]. Tell your friends!!

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