Cigarettes
OtherSmoke their usual brand of cigarettes and follow their normal patterns of use.
NCT Number: NCT03111537
Cigarette smokers will be randomized to E-cigarette, Nicotine Gum or Lozenge, or Control Group. Participants will enter a 1 week sampling phase. Smokers interested in continuing with the study after the sampling phase will undergo a 2 week baseline assessment phase and will then enter an 8 week intervention. Tobacco use patterns, subjective responses to product, and nicotine and toxicant exposure will be assessed.
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All sexes
Interventional
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Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Sampling period (1 week): Subjects will be randomized to an alternative nicotine product (E-cigarette, Nicotine Gum or Lozenge) or assigned to continue smoking their usual brand cigarettes. Subjects will complete screening assessments, asked to sample the assigned product and start recording their cigarette or other tobacco intake on a daily basis using an interactive voice response system (IVR). Smokers assigned to the control condition (smoking usual brand cigarettes) will be asked to choose the product that they would like to sample.
Baseline smoking period: After sampling, subjects who meet specific criteria will continue with the experimental intervention phase. These subjects will be required to attend 2 baseline clinic visits where baseline assessments will be captured. Records of their cigarette or other tobacco intake on a daily basis will continue using the interactive voice response system (IVR).
Experimental Period: After the baseline assessment, subjects will be instructed to either partially or completely substitute their cigarette smoking with their assigned product. They will assigned to one of six experimental conditions:
The assigned product, E-cigarette, Nic Gum or Lozenge, but not usual brand cigarettes, will be provided to subjects at the clinic visits. Subjects will attend clinic visits over the next 8 weeks where tobacco use patterns and biomarker data will be collected.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Smoke their usual brand of cigarettes and follow their normal patterns of use.
Use of E-cigarette: multiple flavors offered.
Subject choice: Use of nicotine gum or nicotine lozenge, multiple flavors offered
Time frame: 6 months
Compare the exposure to nicotine in the two instructions for use arms (complete substitution vs. partial substitution) across study products and compared to medicinal nicotine products and usual brand cigarettes.
Time frame: 6 months
Examining time effects for patterns of use of cigarettes, nicotine replacement, oral tobacco or e-cigarette.
Time frame: 6 months
Consumer perception of the product evidenced by choice of which product to use in the trial after sampling.
Time frame: 8 weeks
Complete substitution vs. partial substitution of study products for cigarettes and compare the exposure to NNK by analyzing NNAL levels in subject urine. These products are compared to medicinal nicotine products and usual brand cigarettes.
University of Minnesota
Other
Project 4: Clinical Trial Method for Assessing a Tobacco Product Part of Models for Tobacco Product Evaluation:
Acronym: COMET
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