Seattle Children’s Will Pay $100-per-visit for 6 to 11-Year-Olds to Test Covid Vaccine

As they're looking for vaccines safe for youth, Seattle Children's put out the APB to see if parents would be willing to allow their child as young as 6 years old to test the covid vaccine. There some incentives in it for you to the tune of $100 as well as extra cash for keeping a diary.

As of right now, the Pfizer vaccine is allowed for children as young as 12 years old. They're hoping to keep the momentum going by having children as young as 6 years old but, in order to test it properly, they need children that age to test it on.

The goal of this phase 2/phase 3 study is to evaluate the safety, tolerability and immunogenicity of an RNA vaccine candidate against COVID-19 in healthy children.

Your child's efforts won't go unnoticed. In exchange for two doses during this study. It may come in the form of 4 shots as a placebo may be involved. You record any reactions and let them know. In turn you'll receive $100 for each planned visit and an extra $5 for each full of of completing an e-diary.

If interested, visit the Seattle Children's site for more info.