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Aventis Bio-Services Inc
6199 Independence Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64125
(816) 483-8344
Hours of operation:
Monday thru Friday 8- 6.30
Saturday 8-4
What is donated:
Plasma
What do they do with the plasma?
Plasma is used y make products used to aid with tetanus, rabies, measles, rubella and hepatitis B, and is sold to hospitals and emergency rooms all over the world.
How much does the center pay per donation?
You receive $25 for the first donation in one week and then 30 for the second. Then after that you are considered a regular customer and receive $25.
How often can one donate at the center?
You can donate plasma up to two times in a seven day period.
What tests are performed prior to signing up?
You must be over 18 and must weigh over 100 pounds to donate. New donors must have a driver’s license social security card or proof of residency. They conduct a brief medical history, and determine if you are in good health. Then they check vitals- temperature, blood pressure, and pulse, and check for iron level and protein level with a finger stick.
How long does a donation take?
On the first visit, the whole process which includes the physical exam and the plasma donation it usually takes about two hours. After that it only takes about an hour and a half per donation.
Are there any upfront costs for the potential donor to enroll in the program (startup costs)?
NONE
Advantages:
They are on a major bus line.
Uniqueness:
They stressed that you must be over 18 to donate.






Is the income 1099 or cash?
@Sean Bryson It’s cash.
how do I go about making an appointment to donate plazma?
@AshleyWaggoner Phone the blood bank.
do you have to make an appointment to donate?
@MacKenzie Bohren Yes. Making appointments before donation is important.
Is being a smoker a issue when selling plasma?
@Nate Yes. A chain smoker is unhealthy. You are not allowed to donate plasma.
I’ve been told with one full arm sleeved with tattoos that I can’t donate because they can’t see any veins in the tattooed arm. So is it true that I can’t donate plasma ever? Is that true?
@Lisa You’ll just be deferred.
I have a question. I haven’t had any tattoos within the past year. I do however, have a full sleeve on my entire left arm. (No skin showing). I was told I couldn’t donate because two veins had to be visible. Is this true?