Johnson & Johnson Friends and Neighbors Product Tests

UPDATE: Johnson & Johnson has changed over to Kenvue Inc. for product reviews.

Probably every other I receive an email from Johnson & Johnson asking if I would like to test out a product. Now it is a product for either adults or kids and of course you have to keep it confidential. You fill out a quick questionnaire and submit your information and if you qualify then you will be contacted. I have participated in two so far and each time I get to test a product and I received a monetary compensation of $10-$20.

Everything is done via email, and it is quick and easy! After you test the products you take a follow up survey, keep the remaining product, and receive your cash within a few weeks.

Program Description:

Different Types of Studies:

Product Testing:
Product testing allows you to try products before anyone else! Studies may include evaluating a new scent for a body lotion, trying a new facial skincare product, or testing different kinds of band aides just to name a few. These may be Home Use Studies, or studies conducted at local facilities.

Online Surveys:
Occasionally, we will send out surveys to our members to collect general information about various topics. For example, we may ask your opinions about body lotion products, oral care, or topics about health and wellness.

Focus Groups:
Have you ever had an idea for a product or thought how you might improve an existing product? This may be a fun opportunity for you to share your opinions on various topics in a group setting. Groups are usually small, e.g., 6 – 8 people and comprised of those with common interests or ages, lasting between 60 minutes to 2 hours. These focus groups may be onsite at a local facility or virtual through an online platform. They may or may not include product use.

Consumer Panels:
Panels are similar to focus groups described above, but participants meet on a regular basis, e.g. monthly or quarterly.

Sensory Panel:
Do you think you might have a greater than average ability to assess the appearance, feel and performance of skin care products? If so, you may be interested in training for one of our dedicated sensory panels. This panel usually requires a long-term commitment, e.g. weekly sessions on an ongoing basis at our Summit, NJ facility.