My recipients must have an Adobe ID to fill out my form?

I am conducting research and have created an Adobe form. The problem is all of my reci[iants have to go through this long process to complete it, including signing up for an Adobe ID. Nobody is going to go to the trouble to do this so I am wondering how to avoid this.
There must be a way for my recipiants to easily fill out the form without having to sign up for Adobe, right?
Thanks,
Cole

When I tested the process out, everyone who I sent it to was required to sign into Adobe to download the form and fill it out. I used the "distribute" method straight off of the Adobe form area and it sent as an e-mail.

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