Make Money Selling Plasma / Florida Centers!

 Make $250 or more in 3 weeks donating Plasma @  DCI Biologicals, Inc. Plasma Centers. They pay $50 for each donation. You can donate twice a week, plus a $10 referral bonus when you refer a friend, plus they give you an extra $5 dollar coupon. I made $65 on my first trip. 

Plasma donors receive compensation in cash for each donation. This is in recognition of the time you are willing to devote to boosting the availability of this critical medical resource.

 

The National Plasma Centers, Blood Plasma collection, Blood Bank and utilization of donated Blood and Blood products. National Plasma Centers programs coordinate with Bloodmobile.com. Tracking detailed national quantitative data describing Plasma donations and collections Nationwide, Blood component preparation, Blood storage, dissemination, prioritization, laboratory screening tests, transfusion practices, Blood recalls, Blood recall procedure and other issues of current interest to the National Blood transfusion recipient. The National Blood Exchange (NBE) provides information and services to the Blood banking and Blood transfusion medicine community. This network coordinates information from a nationwide network of Blood facilities with a surplus of Blood and Blood components and is a primary resource sharing program for Blood banks and others.

If you need cash, you may have donated plasma. Selling Blood plasma can get quick cash. The human body quickly replenishes its supply of plasma in the Blood. You should be careful when using your body for cash this way!

One recent study of over 400 college students, age 18 to 22, found that 10 percent have sold their Blood plasma at least once for cash payments of from $9 to $20 per donation. Of that group, three out of five are former Red Cross donors who stopped donating Blood for a lollipop and a T-shirt when they started selling their plasma for cash!

	Eat something in the hours just before going to the plasma center.
	Drink a lot of water to avoid lightheadedness after selling plasma.
	Do not drink alcohol for 72 hours after you sell Blood Plasma. Alcohol in the Blood stream can cause a problem replenishing the body's supply of plasma after dehydrating it with drinking alcohol.
	Do not sell plasma more often than the plasma center recommends. This is a serious risk to your health by scarring your veins and causing iron deficiency.
	Selling plasma and getting tested for HIV/AIDS and depending on those tests is not a good ides. The plasma center may not even inform you of the reason for rejecting your plasma.
	One big risk that you might be taking by going to a plasma center to sell plasma is possible mistakes by the staff. It may be hard for the person taking your plasma to find a good vein, or the needle could slip out of the vein.
	Buying plasma helps in medical research, etc., however, the primary purpose of the center is to make money.

There are some precautions you should take before selling plasma:

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There are more than 500 for-profit plasma collection centers in the United States, one of the largest suppliers of Blood plasma products in the world. According to the plasma industry, there are between 1.5 million and 2 million paid donors, 70 percent of whom donate regularly. Because the human body replenishes plasma more quickly than whole blood, plasma donations can be made twice weekly or a maximum of 104 times/year. Normally, whole Blood can be donated once every two months.

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What is Blood Plasma? Plasma is the liquid component of Blood, in which the Blood cells are suspended. Serum is the same as Blood plasma except that clotting factors have been removed. Plasma is translucent with a faint straw color, similar to the color of this web page. It is mainly composed of water, Blood proteins, and inorganic electrolytes. Plasma serves as a transport medium for glucose, Blood borne lipids, hormones, metabolic end products, carbon dioxide and oxygen. Plasma is the storage and transport medium of clotting factors and the protein content that is necessary to maintain the pressure of the Blood circulatory system.



Not all plasma is the same. Plasma can differ in the kinds of antibodies that it contains. If a seller has specific antibodies in their Blood plasma in sufficient quantities, that person may be considered a 'special plasma seller'. People may also have arare or in some cases even a unique Blood type that would set them apart as a 'special plasma seller.' While all plasma and Blood sales and donations are life-giving and precious, many plasma centers collect plasma from these special kinds of donors. These plasma sellers are often paid a premium for donating.

Patients all over the world rely on plasma protein therapies to treat rare, chronic diseases. These individuals rely on the generosity and commitment of plasma donors. You may donate plasma in one of more than 450 licensed and certified plasma collection centers located in the U.S. and Europe.

Plasma often is referred to as the "gift of life" because it is the essential starting material needed to manufacture therapies that help thousands of people worldwide with rare, chronic diseases to live healthier, productive and fulfilling lives.

Donatingplasma.com was designed to provide information on: The Need for Source Plasma Donor Eligibility Requirements What to Expect When you Donate Plasma Plasma Collection Safety and Quality Standards The Therapeutic Uses of Plasma Protein Therapies You may locate a plasma center by searching Find a Plasma Center. Thank you for your interest in donating plasma. We sincerely appreciate our donors and their "gift of life."