Is donating at Nabi Biopharmaceuticals paid or volunteer?

Nabi Biopharmaceuticals appears to be a commercial plasma center, which means donors are typically compensated. Confirm current rates with the center.

What can I donate at Nabi Biopharmaceuticals?

Based on the operator, this center collects plasma. Availability can vary — confirm with the center.

Do I need an appointment to donate?

Many centers prefer or require an appointment. You can usually schedule through KEDPLASMA.

Nabi Biopharmaceuticals

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💵 Paid plasmaPlasma

444 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Youngstown, OH, 44502-1161

(330)743-1317

Operator: KEDPLASMA

★★★★★2.3 (3 reviews)

💵 Get paid to donate plasma. Plasma centers like this one typically compensate donors, commonly $40–$100 per visit with larger first-month bonuses. Rates vary by location and promotion, so confirm the current offer with the center.

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Before you go

✅ Bring a photo ID and a list of any medications.
💧 Hydrate well and eat iron-rich food beforehand.
😴 Get a good night's sleep; avoid heavy exercise right after.
🕒 Set aside about an hour (about 1–1.5 hours).

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Donor reviews (3)

Historical community reviews restored from the original BloodBanker directory.

Tim Raddigan2010-07-11
★★★★★
This place isn't that great. They're slow to service you (i've waited two hours just to get seated, to wait another hour to start drawing). Most of the employees are rude, if not unprofessional (more than once i've had to get the needle in my arm moved because the girl sticking me was flirting with one of her co-workers and couldn't hit the vein.) The pay is ridiculous. Instead of a steady amount it rises or drops depending on what visit you're on for the month. (1-8) It could be twenty one day, thirty the next, then thirty another and forty the next. (First two weeks of the month are fifty dollars, the last two are seventy) And they seem to make up a lot of random rules. I couldn't go in over the holidays, then had car trouble which led to me not being able to donate for a month....when i managed to go back in they told me i wasn't allowed to donate for six months. The reason given to me was \_You hadn't donated in thirty days, that's an automatic deferral for six months\_ This was said with no emotion whatsoever. To this day i don't understand that rule.
T. Rider2008-05-17
★★★★★
I wish the people would care a little more.
joseph facemire2007-04-13
★★★★★
i think that they should pay more for your donations