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In what way can plasma donation sites pay donors?

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Dr. Donald Alves
Emergency Medicine 26 years experience
Not recommended: Red Cross and many facilities in US will not accept products from pay-for-donate locations. This is due to the concern that a potential donor might not be totally honest in the history questions if seeking $$ and this could contaminate the blood supply. Volunteer donors have no motivation to not provide direct answers.
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