If you're interested in making a difference in the lives of others, take the first step toward becoming a plasma donor today. Discover how easy and rewarding plasma donation can be by learning more about our eligibility requirements, process, and compensation offers.
Donation Eligibility
18-65 years old
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Must be an adult in good health to donate plasma.
Weigh at least 110 lbs
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FDA requires a healthy weight is maintained to donate plasma.
Pass a Medical Exam
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Our medical staff will review your history, conduct a physical exam and check your vitals to verify your eligibility as a donor.
Medical History Screening
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Before your donation, you will be asked questions about your medical history to help assess your health and eligibility for donating.
Viral Disease Check
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Negative for HIV, Hepatitis, etc.
Proper Documentation
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Three documents required to donate: 1. Valid state-issued ID, 2. Proof of social security number, 3. Proof of permanent address
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Become a donor and save lives
Becoming a plasma donor is one of the most rewarding things you can do! Freedom Plasma is proud to take part in an industry where our donors help save lives, contribute to the local economy, and in return, get supplemental income to help live more comfortably.
Contact one of our plasma specialists to get started today!
Your First Donation Visit
Your first donation takes about two hours and here is what you can expect:
- Verify Documentation
- Answer Questionnaire
- Physical Examination
- First Donation Completed
- You’re Compensated!
After all three documents are verified, a state-issued ID, like a driver’s license, proof of your social security number, and proof of your address, our staff will review your medical history and conduct a physical examination to ensure you are eligible to donate.
Once a donor is accepted, our experienced phlebotomists prepare the plasma collection device, known as a plasmapheresis machine, with a new, sterile kit. We remove only the plasma from your blood before sending it to a lab for processing. Lab testing ensures that it is safe to use in life-saving medicines for patients in emergency care, fighting bleeding disorders, or suffering from other medical conditions.
