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Effects of E-Cigarette Nicotine Content in Smokers (Nicotine Flux Study)
In Brief
A clinical study evaluating Tobacco product administration and assessment, own brand cigarettes, Tobacco product administration and assessment, ECIG 30 Watts, 0 mg/ml nicotine, and 3 other interventions for Electronic Cigarette Use. Completed, enrolled 44 participants across 1 site.
Detailed Summary
This study aims to better understand how e-cigarettes (ECIG) nicotine flux impacts several behavioral economic measures of abuse liability.
Study Details
Timeline
Interventions
4 sample puffs, followed by a 60 minute rest period, hypothetical drug purchase tasks, followed by progressive ratio tasks (single product and two products, with 60 minute rest in between) where participants work to earn puffs of tobacco products; preceded and followed by physiological and subjective assessment
4 sample puffs, followed by a 60 minute rest period, hypothetical drug purchase tasks, followed by progressive ratio tasks (single product and two products, with 60 minute rest in between) where participants work to earn puffs of tobacco products; preceded and followed by physiological and subjective assessment
4 sample puffs, followed by a 60 minute rest period, hypothetical drug purchase tasks, followed by progressive ratio tasks (single product and two products, with 60 minute rest in between) where participants work to earn puffs of tobacco products; preceded and followed by physiological and subjective assessment
4 sample puffs, followed by a 60 minute rest period, hypothetical drug purchase tasks, followed by progressive ratio tasks (single product and two products, with 60 minute rest in between) where participants work to earn puffs of tobacco products; preceded and followed by physiological and subjective assessment
4 sample puffs, followed by a 60 minute rest period, hypothetical drug purchase tasks, followed by progressive ratio tasks (single product and two products, with 60 minute rest in between) where participants work to earn puffs of tobacco products; preceded and followed by physiological and subjective assessment