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Comet Clinical
Lean, expert‑led real‑world studies generating credible evidence for nutrition and wellness brands.
About Comet Clinical
Comet Clinical delivers lean, high‑quality real‑world and non‑CTIMP studies for nutrition and wellness products. We help brands generate robust, decision‑ready evidence through end‑to‑end support covering study design, ethics, recruitment, data capture and analysis. Our team brings senior clinical and regulatory expertise, applying GCP‑aligned processes and strong governance without the cost and complexity of a traditional CRO. Using digital‑first operations and validated outcomes, we make credible clinical‑style evidence accessible, efficient and commercially realistic for innovative consumer health companies.
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Products & Services
Comet Clinical built a default template for multi-country oncology programmes with complex safety reporting, including non-CTIMP and nutritional work.
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Research & Knowledge
Comet Clinical reported that the FDA cleared a wearable sensor from Abbott for capturing diabetic ketoacidosis.
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Research & Knowledge
Comet Clinical reported that a real-world validation study of Huawei wearable technology for hypertension screening is underway in Malaysia.
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Presence & Recognition
Comet Clinical is attending the Vitafoods Asia event to discuss evidence readiness and its lean approach to evidence generation in nutraceuticals.
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Research & Knowledge
Comet Clinical is utilising a range of wearables on the studies it runs to collect continuous and objective health measures from wearables.
Reported by Brian Krishnan
Presence & Recognition
Comet Clinical is attending the Vitafoods Asia conference from 2 to 4 September 2026 at QSNCC in Bangkok.
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Presence & Recognition
Comet Clinical is attending Vitafoods Asia in Charlotte to discuss how the company supports studies in the field.
Reported by Brian Krishnan