Clinical Trials Centre
Interested in Volunteering?
What is a Clinical Trial?
A clinical trial (also known as a study) is an investigation conducted in humans which aims to find out, or confirm, how a product or technique works, and/or its safety. At the Clinical Research and Trials Centre, we conduct clinical trials involving testing of eye-related products and techniques. These may include:
- Contact lenses
- Spectacles
- New Instruments and Techniques
- Therapeutic drugs
These trials, an integral part of BHVI’s research activities to improve eye care, rely heavily on the invaluable contributions of volunteer participants. Without our volunteers, research into new and improved methods of vision correction would not be possible.
Current Clinical Trials
Are you above 18 years, and have healthy eyes?
Interested in Volunteering?
Volunteers receive free contact lenses and solutions (or other vision correction/eye care products used in the trial) for the duration of the trial.
Over 1,000 volunteers participate in our clinical trials every year. We are always looking for volunteers to take part and join us in developing the next generation of vision correction products.
Clinic Details
We have two Clinical Research and Trials Centres in Australia. One is based, on campus , at UNSW in Randwick, the other is in the South Western Sydney suburb of Macarthur.
Public Transport
Address
Sydney
Level 5 North Wing
Rupert Myers Building
Gate 14 Barker Street
University of New South Wales
Sydney NSW 2052
Macarthur
BHVI Clinical Trials Centre Macarthur
Suite 213/4 Hyde Parade
Campbelltown NSW 2560
Contact info
- 1300 651 663
- 0415 487 848
- clinic@bhvi.org