Biolife Plasma ServicesReviews of biolifeplasma.com

Promo of making 800 for first time donors is VERY misleading. It's not the 800. It's 90 to 100 for first timers and with the possibility of earning the advertised 800 over 8 donations. Not one donation. Very misleading and deceitful.

I was deferred for life because I donated at another place before going there,yes it was my second time doing it but I forgot with too mamy things to do in life they should of just told not to donate that day and come on the next day.! I dont even like coming there any ways I came back because they had a promo!!that place sucks anyways...you need an appointment but they make you wait a long time....Thank God there are better places to donate💪

very slow service....theres 3 sections available but only 1 is in use. they should open all 3 so people are not waiting 90 minutes in line. and there should be a large ice chest stocked with gatorade

Went there to help people by donating plasma and to help myself with being paid .after I went through all the screening and seen by the doctor only to sit and wait for almost 4 hours I was told I was dehydrated as I no that I was not .I drank water the day before and the day of had a good breakfast and plenty of water the doctor even gave me a drink with electrolytes and crackers to make sure .when I go back to get hooked up I watch as 4 people of the opposite color get taken care of before me even tho I was there 10 min before my appointment so after I asked y I've been there over 3 hours I was finally getting hooked just to be told I was dehydrated which was a lie and told I did not drink enough water the day before my appointment she did not even attempt to hook me up to the machine I was disgusted by the rude and obvious racism

No respect for you or your time. Nurses aren’t equipped actual skills.

When I decided to give plasma donation a try after seeing a friend do it years ago, I didn't know what a major pain it would be. The first visit, I was told by BioLife to go home at closing time because they were overbooked after I had waiting 2 1/2 hours. And I had a reserved time slot. The second visit, after waiting at least 2 hours, I was told that a prior surgery several years ago would require a doctor's release for me to donate. I got the release signed and came back for a third visit. A nurse missed the signed release and still had me deferred, a step she couldn't undo. Then she told me that my surgery would disqualify me as a donor for 5 years. I pointed out the numerous donors in the building with tattoos, many looking very fresh, and that my procedure was done 3 years earlier under the most sterile surgical conditions, and I was cleared as healed and healthy since. Wasn't enough for them. The medical hypocrisy is astounding. This is a real-life example of the stark difference between whole blood donation and compensated donations. The place is a leper colony. Employees are short with customers and many of them lack professionalism. Much of the intake process seems highly disorganized, and I could see where a lot screening steps could be missed. Never again.

BioPlasma says bring in Social security card, I did but because my middle was nor written in full, not accepted. I brought in my gas bill, again within the month but not accepted as was only the bottom portion with due date of same month. ....when I go to banks, do my taxes, prove of ID with social security for job ....never had my Social security card questioned in my life. I feel like they just didn't want to have me as a donor.

Went to my first appointment. I have an illness that supposedly precludes me from donating without doctor approval. It shouldn't and I think it's really stupid that it does. They were supposed to contact my doctor and get back to me. They never did. I went somewhere else.