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- Americans supply two-thirds of the world’s plasma, supporting an industry that relies on vulnerable donors in need of cash.
Editor’s note: Our graphic at 1:41 misstates the amount of protein in plasma. It should be 7%, not 9%. Our apologies.
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What Makes Blood Plasma So Expensive?
They should not be calling this donating, this is selling.
It’s because I don’t think anybody would do it without that incentive, America isn’t that nice lol,at least most Americans (I’m American btw)
Having a wage or salary job is just selling your time and effort.
@@CookieMasterRBLX untrue
Lots of countries don’t pay their donators
Ive been donating plasma and blood for years, only thing I get is a cookie
@@nopenoperson7359 You mean exclusively the ones donating, or...?
Helena geerts what a coincidence, the person you replied to has cookie in the username
When people say health in the USA is a market they aren’t kidding
It is lol
agree
Even Calling ambulance is same as buying 100 plane ticket
Fishing Việt Nam
Imagine an economy so bad people have to sell their bodies to get by
me after donating multiple times for free: “wait, y’all are getting paid for this??”
Hahaha....u feel like...u got dupe?lol
Its about do good deed...and sell ur plasma...
You get my eternal respect
Yeah as someone who’s constantly donated plasma, double blood and normal blood with the Red Cross I’m with you on this one.
You're doing a good deed..
Trust me donating blood and plasma are two different ways
the man at the beginning said it perfectly “i’m helping somebody out and they helping me out” that deserves a chefs kiss
Yea for once I think the US health market didn’t do bad this time. As long as the blood seller are offered fair compensation, they’re informed on where the blood is going, what would happen to their body and the blood, all the pros and cons.... Then it’s not a bad business. We always need more blood for the development of new drugs and treatments anyway, this way it would ensure a steady source of good quality blood.
@@anthien6451 this comment also deserves a chefs kiss🙏
Lol somebody’s a Watcher hehe
Them people using his ass, yall donating to keep old politicians and rich people alive.
@@canedewey756 yeah but so what.
"Donate" and "get paid".
Something doesn't sounds quite right 🤔
Donating your plasma.
Getting paid to sit there while you're getting fleeced
@@cpK054L As if you had the expertise and equipment to extract plasma. Not sure why people are so annoyed what it's called. Seems legit, though should have some more regulation to avoid people putting themselves at risk.
@Ethan Parks I think it is really great because my grandma needed money and so she went and donate blood every week and she can pay her bills. So it really is great for people with low income
it is considered a donation. search up the definition of donation.
1) give (money or goods) for a good cause
2) allow the removal of (blood or an organ) from one's body for transplantation, transfusion, or other use.
No wonder so many American girls ask for donations through onlyfans
In Australia we get paid in party pies and chocolate milk. It's still a pretty good deal.
In canada, we get paid in thank yous and hugs
In the Philippines we get paid in no chores.
Wow I just googled what a party pie is and those look good. Not cold hard cash good, but decent. For giving blood we get cookies and juice. =/
I am an Indian, we get biriyani and fruits😂
@@chenniesmile5409 it's for donating blood, not plasma right ?
I'm on plasma infusions twice a week. My life saving medication is manufactured by CSL behring. I don't care why you choose to "donate" I'm just thankful you do!
i am happy you are not one of those people who would be offended by someone recieving money for their plasma and are thankfull that there are people ready to do it.
@@HidekiShinichi If they didn't offer money people just wouldn't do it especially all the drug addicts. Duh
@@dickrichard626 if you are on drugs your plasma is gonna be rejected more likely than not and you wont be allowed to sell after couple of incidents.
But still, I'd rather have them save other people lives for drugs (if their plasma is usable) than robbing someone to get that money.
@@HidekiShinichi You must have never donated before. You can see other people who donate that blantantly show the signs of drug use. Tweakers and homeless bro. Your niave if you thunk they actually test everyones blood for drugs. Diseases sure. Drugs no. However They won't let you donate if you have needle marks that aren't at the location they normally poke you at.
This post made me proud to be an employee for CSL Behring 👏🏿👍🏿
Donating plasma pulled me out of debt and helped me so much. Knowing I was helping someone in the process made it even more worth it.
Congrats on paying off your debt! I’m hoping to say the same one day. All my plasma donation funds are going directly to lower my credit debt 😊
All I can say is thank you. I take plasma infusions once a week I have severe gastroparesis which is a paralyzed stomach. They have truly saved my life.
I also donate when I can i'm not doing twice a week because of my work schedule but once a week isnt bad having a little money on hand even it isnt much plus like u said its helping someone in the process is good for everyone at the end of the day.
First of all ppl we're not donating we're selling, ok let's get that straight. 80% of what we sell goes to big pharma to make and sell drugs. Only 20% goes to the Red Cross.
They're making a fortune off of us while giving us chump change.
@@samanthajames9080your comment makes me cry 😭. All the best wishes to you
Selling your body can be a nice side hustle
😏 oldest hustle , so im told
@@smokelife6315 ah yes, i believe the caveman traded fruit for plasma
oldest profession
Only fans girls be like
Rather than selling your own kidneys.
"DONORS" you can't say what is it for what it is. BUYING/SELLING of blood products
Im selling some then donate the rest
They only pay for the plasma. If any blood is taken they donate that.
I like this "paid" blood donation system,,, you can get money and you may need the money for your medications later,, because if you donate it for "free" ( i know , it donation after all ) if you get sick and need medicine , those people who receive your "free blood donation" won't give you the medicine for free.
i prefer to use the word TRADE for monetary gain
I sell blood and blood accessories
The saddest part about this is people who have to "donate" to make a living probably couldn't afford those expensive drugs made from their own plasma if one day they get sick.
Gotta love anecdotes. CZcams comments are amazigg by
Thank you for that glaring reality lol 😂
That’s the American system for you.
I mean don’t get me wrong that them getting paid is wrong though, it’s benefitcal to them. But shits just cost a lot anyway when they get older and need more medicines, that’s why the USA health system is more just old people killing machines.
USA!!! USA!! 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
So sad
selling your own body fluids just to survive maybe says something about how messed up our society has become
I'm early wow
im third or sussy
That's business..... and that's how the world is made now since 1700's
But wish this was in the count i live in cuz i quite want some money
What is the duper man doing here
@@realt0nse psh no you second
Mr beast: “DRINKING THE MOST EXPENSIVE JUICE JN THE WORLD!”
What does your name mean
@@trentbrisket1159 I am Welyn’s Lost Pumpkin
@@welynslostpumpkin6463 hi
@Camera c nah fam
Cursed comment
I've donated for years. I'll tell you a repercussion. The scars in your arms. They make me look a recovering junkie, leaving hard little balls of scar tissue in the soft spot of your elbow.
I'll just do it every other month
If I’m getting money every week, I don’t care if I’m scarred from head to toe lol
when did they start appearing?
@@AA-bz1ii then join the army or be used as a test subject for new drugs
@@AA-bz1ii scars on your arms for 50 bucks a week? I'd say that's a pretty good deal :( 😞
First time I donated I asked the lady if we can speed run this, hook up both arms and get this thing moving. At the end I saw the color of the plasma in the container and instantly wondered what it taste like so I asked the lady. Both times she gave me a disgusted disinterested look. Though the guy next to me overheard and chimed in with his google search results and informed both of us plasma has a neutral taste like a unflavored gelatin. We all learned something that day.
I have a lot of respect for these people who donate plasma and blood, I already can barely handle getting my blood drawn at the doctors, giving my blood when I don’t need to is too much for me
they're getting paid for it so 🤷♂️
@@marcuskhoo3136 so?
money
@@marcuskhoo3136 I couldn't do it even if I got paid. I'll pass out if I even see a syringe coming towards me.
@@AetherealGirl me to 😭😭😭
They’re probably going to make a “Why existing is so expensive” video next or something
You've never spoken truer words!
@F. A. 2 miles? that's cheap, 1 mile is 5k
@F. A. wtf really
That’s just the “why is oxygen so expensive” video
So plasma can make drugs
Movie maker: I have an idea
Not that sort of drugs
So attack on Titan?
@@annisarahimahbasri666 MY WAAAAR
Plasma Escobar
@@MarionetteHannah YOU ARE THE REAL ENEMY
For whatever negative effects there are of selling plasma, it's hard to argue that it's worse than the negative effects of 'letting people die because there's a lack of plasma supply'. Same goes for other organs. Iran lets people sell their kidney and they have a waiting list of people wanting to give their kidneys to people who need it, compared to every other country that have people dying on a waiting list for a new kidney
I cant wait for the day that it is legal to sell a kidney.
Millions of people will be saved every year, in just USA.
@@MoonLiteNite my friend donating one of this kidneys to a stranger that he later befriended
negative effects?
there are literaly none.
people in need of blood/plasma can get it easier and people in harder financial situation can supplement their income, and because there is competition and ita not government doing it they strive for best price for both customers and donors and provide betyer quality service.
If I could sell my plasma twice a week for 50 euro I would do it, it would bump my income by 25 procent and would allow me to save for home or education way faster while probably saving people lives.
Free market for the best.
@@akshajbist1518 still a lot of people estimated to die on a waitlist in the next five years
I think the biggest risk is people who shouldn't donate doing it for the money. Say you're homeless, you know you have a horrible bloodborne disease and you're hungry, would you be tempted to lie on an information sheet and give plasma for some money to buy a few meals with?
I've been donating for years and have even worked at a center. My boss said one donation can be worth up to 1,000 dollars. They hook us up after making us wait a bit to get screened, and the whole process takes about an hour roughly. I always believe they should be paying the donors more. EVERY person that sticks you either just finshed training there at the center or are one of few that have stuck around a little while. These are not nurses or any registered medical professionals. They're entry level jobs and they don't pay them very well either. It's a crazy profitable business and they should be paying us all more. 40 dollars the first visit and 80 the second. Every week, only twice a week.
Ya should atleast be $100 each donation
That's what you get for living in the midwest, and no I didn't have to ask - I just know that's where you're from. Because on the coasts, they pay $100
crazy world
Yeah
we donate blood for free here, red cross gives us fake coca cola and a candy bar. i tink its time the "free " or "humanitarian" lies to stop, its clear they profit from it.
@@bonteski2997 you ain’t wrong why do u gotta donate ur blood if u ain’t getting profit
@@GGOWO we do it because we might one day need it, and people need it ,but if its sold i should get paid.
@@GGOWO well probably because you DONATE. not freaking trade it
Bleeding yourself for money. Literally.
Not really blood. Mostly water and proteins.
It's not blood it's plasma but u are bleeding ur plasma which are precious bodily fluids I would never donate blood or plasma it's creepy ASF n I don't trust anyone withy bodily fluids no thanks lol
@@GamingforNostalgiaForFun they cannot suck only plasma out of your body. They take our blood and process it to separate plasma and blood cells. Each used separately.
yall dont get the point, makes me sad
Girls every month:
Where money?
I donate twice a week and use the compensation to pay my property taxes. I am blessed with naturally high protein levels and large, easy to hit veins. I have not had any negative side effects or long-lasting scars. The process actually encourages you to eat healthier and drink more water to remain eligible to donate.
Donating plasma has helped me pay off debt and put groceries on my table.
Literally you have to sell bodily fluids to survive, but increasing the minimum wage is too expensive.
To survive? Come on.... most of these donors are college students. I did this for years and used it for beer money
Raising minimum wage cause inflation then it would be worst.
Let's flip the coin again. You raise the minimum wage, less people will want to donate. Thus limiting the supply of plasma and compromising the health of thousands. Boom. Lawyered
@helloperson readingthis I agree
Increasing minimum wage = everyone adjusts for how much people are paid, causing everything to adjust and equalize to the same value it was worth last time, stupid argument.
What an expensive orange juice
Lol XD what
Yes indeed an expensive orange juice i use to drink it alot and it was much cheaper in the 90’s
Forbidden orange juice
@Sawyer Pollard I'll be having a hard time trying to forget that, that's too cursed-
@Sawyer Pollard Hahahaha
"why plasma so expensive??"
well, people still willing to pay for it
if expensive still sell well, why sell it cheaper
watch vid
You can't be this slow
Thats still unfair.
What's unfair isn't 200 dollars for a pocket of plasma. It's that the machine they use is sold 50K when it probably don't cost more than 3K to make
I went to donate blood. But they asked too many questions:
- Whose blood?
- Where did you get it?
- Why in a bucket?
Aye yooo, if this was Reddit I would have given you gold for this comment.
92% water plus 1% other and 9% proteins equals 102%.
Plasma is really made of summin different
Blood: 55% Plasma
Plasma: 91.5% water, 7% proteins (54% albumins, 38% globulins, 7% fibrinogen, 1% other), 1.5% solutes (gases, electrolytes, wastes)
pretty sure some percents are rounded up
They're using American percentage
@@haruyanto8085 what?
I've donated plasma many, many times. Almost every single time the money went to my addiction. It completely fueled my addiction at some points. These places wouldn't survive if people had to take drug tests prior to donating. Your plasma does not transmit whatever is in your system....so they don't care. Doesn't matter to them if you use their money for street drugs. People nodding out in the waiting room is extremely common.
Disgusting 🤮
Cut out the middleman and put plasma donations at the methadone clinic.
I be nodding out while the needle is in me lol
Glad to see you kicked that, i had some friends who arent here anymore because of thier addictions
Whaaat the ffff. You can't even have had a tattoo and donate plasma here. Or have used pain medicine in few days.
Donating plasma is like having a part-time job that pays you in liquid gold. It's as if you're squeezing money out of your veins, one plasma bag at a time.
What you expect: "I donate my plasma to help people"
American reality: "I just need the cash"
What do you expect? Our economy is shit
@@sasmitvaidya3594 they're not pointing that out. They're talking about how the topic misleads people. The fact that it's called blood donation over blood business or smtn like that doesn't help
@@chrono-glitchwaterlily8776 it is donation there paying you for your time not blood or anything else you donate, Its illegal to pay someone for parts of your body
@@fightmeha3202 Nevertheless, their point is that blood donation implies that you're doing it out of the goodness of your heart
@@chrono-glitchwaterlily8776 I don't think the people in the comments have a right to be mad. In the end it's going to someone who needs it plus its being sold for way more then there giving you. And this isn't every where in America like there making it seem I know people who have donated and all they get is a shirt. Money for time giving plasma= more donations= more lifes saved worldwide. Why be mad. And in the end you can get sick giving your plasma away plus you can get scars from the needles and its not good for the long run so its only fair they give a little bit of money
In Indonesia we only get a cookies, a pint of milk, noodle and a blood booster tablet. I WANT MY MONEY!!!
Same in india we only get a juice . Ur country is still better for that matter...
sabar ya bos...
masalahnya yang ngurus kan pmi (milik negara/non profit), kalo ini swasta/private... yaa jangan harap bisa dibayar....
if you want money Dont donate blood just go to work !!
Yeah but you guys get free healthcare so you can’t be payed much for plasma because then that’s just defecit spending
Both my parents work at plasma centers its nice to know that they are helping people everyday.
I’m a blood donor in Sweden🇸🇪. Here we gets offered 5$ to donate directly to charity or can choose a 5$ gift form their gift shop which also serves as free marketing for them.
Hej
Wow sad
Your body will be healthy and normal within a week. I wish they have one near me where I can donate and get paid that good.
In india donors are paid 1 juice box , one blood donation card and a reassurance that someone who is in dire need of blood products will get it free of cost.❤️❤️❤️
And compared to the USA how much of the plasma supply does India supply? Given that in the video it is already mentioned the USA supplies a majority.... I'm going to go with not a big percentage. And add in that India holds an estimated quarter of the world's population, the supply per capita from India just tanked precipitously. Simple economics, bro.
@@victordonavon292 Listen bud , my comment was never about " How much plasma does india supply? "
What I wanted was to convey difference between India and usa in terms of blood donation system.
That's all.
And btw India does not have one forth of world population.
@@pineappleEnjoyer He does have a point, money makes things better. There would definitely be more blood donation if we actually got paid for it more.
So cheap for something so precious
@@pineappleEnjoyer
Whether intentionally or not, you sounded patronizing toward how things are done in the US versus India. As if being paid for it was a "dirty" thing and it should be purely by kindness of heart. That's the vibe I got reading it. It just came of a bit snobby on a basic level due to the contrast between the video and then your comment on it.
I had hemolytic anemia and I’m pretty sure I needed this stuff. Plus blood transfusion. I’m thankful for that person and hope to do the same for someone else
So sorry you gotta go through that.
@@rogerbrandt6678 thanks I appreciate it. I’m much healthier and happier now.
Pay me 700 dollars a month and I will help you too
I used to work for one of these companies. It's true that plasma donations can make you sicker and weaker over time. MANY people had to be taken to the hospital during donating and many had gotten sick right after. Some of the plasma is used in make up as well...like bb or cc creams.
🤢
Poor preparation. Needed more education!
It does make sense as to why it is efficient, working and growing despite the ethical concerns, all I am concerned for is the health of the people behind the plasma.
Donating plasma once or twice a month is not only safe but good, donating twice a week does raise some concerns.
If it wasn't safe we'd know about it. It's been twice a week for years and there's nothing to suggest it's unsafe. It's not a big deal to donate, it's just a lot of waiting around esp your first time.
i used to donate twice a week, regularly, for months. My right arm now has regular, reoccurring pain in certain motions. this is a serious risk and it's disgusting how many have been forced to rely on it. America hates her poor
So you have damage from donating plasma? I never knew that could happen!
Its 50$, no one is being forced to "rely" on it. Also you chose to donate as much as possible, cant blame anyone but yourself.
That's right it's all America's fault
You poor poor thing you.
"forced"
You shouldnt have to donate blood to buy food.
sadly, this is happening
You also shouldn’t have to pay to have healthcare
@@CTRL.Gunpla not on extortionate terms anyways, but the taxes we pay live up to Russian understandable standard vodka, food stamps and a few sexual favours.
Playback partychecknik snubs and cigarette ash are good insulation for wetwall and pattern candles create donor hormones.
yeah instead we should stop them selling blood then they can starve
That’s the beauty of America
Plasmapheresis saved my life as a kidney transplant patient♥️ thank you to all the donors out there.
WoW, in Spain we really donate Blood, the only think you get is a snack and juice if you want It. People sees donating Blood as a social responsablility so here there is no lack of donors.
Plasma donation is not considered a blood donation, at least here in the US. They are 2 different things. We donate blood for free here as well, or perhaps a t-shirt or maybe a $10 gift card (in my experience), which I have done several times. I have not donated plasma yet, but I am considering it because I know it is needed. And honestly, considering the amount of profit the companies make selling people's plasma, the person giving the plasma probably should be re-imbursed. The issue is the big business aspect of the whole thing. But that's how it is here. So yes, I think considering the time involved (I would have to drive 45 minutes each way to most of the centers in my area) and the time spent donating, i think it's fair, at least in this country. But I do love Spain and respect their way of doing things! Also, you guys (and much of the rest of the world) have public healthcare, which makes a difference, I believe. Here we do not, unfortunately. Everything's for a profit here, sigh.
@@sumack1 Yes, we have a public healthcare here.The blood donations I talked about are done to the public healthcare system so they do not profit from them.
They are not donating plasma, they are selling it...
Exactly, they should be doing to help and save others, not because they want the money, the one person said she's doing it for the money which she shouldn't she should be doing it out of the kindness of their hearts
@@noahcooper5969gotta get cash somewhere, atleast shes getting it from a good place
Then you donate plasma for free. The whole point of them paying people to "donate" it is to increase the amount of donations
The way they donate plasma is better than the way you're not
@@noahcooper5969 By that logic, you should never ask for money even for your job cuz you should be kind and not ask for anything back? Lol how foolishly naive. Families need to be fed. The lights need to be kept on. Your future needs to be secure. By all means, see where that mentality gets you. Let us know how much you don't need money
At 2:56 she dosen't type anything. Idk I though it was kinda funny.
l
O
Blud
Oxygen
Hemostasis
In Czech Republic we are allowed to donate only 2 times a month (570-830ml each time I think). They say that it's dangerous to do it more freguently. Plus there is some 'recovery time' after more donations I think.
Wow this is awesome! I’m so happy to hear that! Wow this is an awesome way to help the people in need!
And here I am in my own country giving it away for free 😭
Good job 👍
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It's not a bad thing at all tbf
Clown
@@Kuro-UWU How? More profit for the company behind?
I am 35 y old and donated blood at school in 2002 and they told me had Hepatitis C.
It was very stressful and I was scared, but I guess donating is also a good way of checking if you are ok. I am fine now and illness is non active, antibodies. The big con is I can never give my blood away since that happened so its a bit sad. Just my 2 cents to the story.
Duuuuuude! That's exactly how I found out I have Hep C! I'm one month away from getting rid of it. Who knows how long I've had it. The Red Cross said I can donate again 6 months after my treatment.
@@imageignition23 nice man!! Good you r ok. All the best too you.
@@gregoryoutdoors I'm doing well man thanks for asking.
Hey guys what are some signs you have hep c
It's how I found out I had hypertension. I went to donate blood and they told me to seek medical attention immediately because of my blood pressure. Now my BP is under control and I have no concerns about it. I'm thankful for the people that made me aware, otherwise I wouldn't have known.
*Gives a new meaning to blood, sweat and tears.*
I'm considering doing this. I like helping people and hey, it's extra cash for my hobbies.
I wouldn't feel bad being a "donor" and taking money for this. Especially when this sick medical system is charging people that MUCH for such poor services, medicaments and nr 1 insurance 🤢
People who dying everyday they are asked to be organ donors and their families are struggling with neverending payment for funeral service or hospital bills.
And at the same time surgeons and hospitals make a killing out of it, they could at least cover the person funeral and hospital expenses.
I understand surgeons and other members of the teams are highly skilled professionals, but still...
I don't know what happens with the usa health system, but that's sad
I bet if you offered money for kidneys there would be more donors.... don't always rely on good deeds. Money motivates
@@BryceJohnson88 Yeah, and this reminds me the moment with the many "non-profit" organization that would report over 90% of their money as operation expenses, going into the pockets of their leaders.
@@88Xlmk yup. There will always be greedy people. Compassion sells too. Look at pan handlers that make over $50k a year on sympathy
In med school it was discussed that in the US for profit system a "donor" in reality is not paid upon the first donation but after the unit has been quarantined, screened, tested and deemed safe for use, which may take a couple of days, then when the donor shows up to give the subsequent donation, then gets paid for the previous one and so on... I don't remember exactly so if someone wishes to clarify it will be much appreciated.
I donate and have been since last year. That is not true for any centers I know of. I also work in the medical field (although not at any kind of plebotomy center) but you get paid as soon as you get unhooked.
@@Entirelyxtooxtiredx My husband donated a couple of times. I'm too scared. He's got diabetes now so no more of that. But he got paid every single time as well. As soon as he was done! I wonder if the needle hurts?
@@tracybowling97 Shouldn't be anymore than a shot like the flu shot
@@anonfx6919 If you’re talking about the donation process. It is definitely more than just getting a flu shot. About 1L of plasma is being extracted from you as opposed to you receiving a few mL of vaccine haha.
Just stay hydrated before and after donation, and you should be a-okay 😊.
Ah, so it's like a paycheck almost
So if my plasma can become so expensive then why am I only being paid like 40 bucks?
It isn't expensive, or inexpensive.
It is simply the price agreed to by the buyer and seller.
Id argue its expensive because goverments arounf the world dont let people sell theyre own blood and plasma. I cant sell it so I dont donate.
I did this for YEARS! It actually helped me pay for college! If you look at these people as victims, you're going to see it in a negative light. Instead we are seeing people all around the world get the antibodies they need AND Americand get compensated about $30 an hour for their time. It's a great thing! Most people who do this are college kids btw.... not people STARVING!!! I loved donating plasma and would do it again. Helped me move up in life.
Where I'm located you get around $1000 the first month you give, then you average around $400 after that, assuming you go twice a week. It's not going to make you rich, but it can help you stay above water or you can even treat yourself, which we all should be able to do once in awhile.
@@LinkRocks can u plz help me sir, I'm in need of money 😭badly
I am ready to sell my blood plasma for that, also am a first time donor, b-ve is my blood group, plz inform me soon
I didn't see any college kids when I've gone. It's mostly people my age (35 and up)
"we all sell different parts of ourselves"
We all are whores
@@biologymatric Its blood, not sex
@@edwardheaney3641 bruh it's a metaphor
Right now i’m doing donations to help pull myself out of debt and pay for books for college. I’m glad I can help others too 💗
This is the first time I’m hearing about my city in a news report or something like that! I live in Ypsilanti Michigan!!!
I mean honestly, im glad this is an option. At least u can make side income.
Although it'll make you look like a recovering junkie with all the scars from the visits. It's a pretty good side gig.
If you're a college girl start an onlyfans, easy way to make extra cash
@@haruyanto8085 you forgot having no moral ambiguity whatsoever too
@@haruyanto8085 OF is not an easy money bro😂 you have to build your audience, promote yourself everywhere and then maybe after putting many hours into that you will have some subscribers
I used to donate when I was in the Navy in Norfolk.
Ahh good time, the hustle for blood and plasma is tough, we used to go down to MCRD and have the recruits be voluntarily told to donate. Helps out our hospital in Balboa and everywhere else the military need units
Hey man, gets you out of PT for a day if you're lucky and a Free AAM after 8 donations.
(commanders discretion and all that)
Good for you, want a cupcake?
I used to HAVE to sell my plasma to keep up on bills. Now I only do it every 6 months because I get the new donors pay. Blessed this isn’t a must anymore 🙏🏽
I’m thankful to whomever donated plasma that had the Covid Antibodies because without them I wouldn’t have had the Plasm treatment when I was in hospital to recover from Covid Pneumonia!
If they paid in Canada there would be 10x more donations, I definitely would.
No need to give it for free , the healthcare charge exorbitant prices when they are given to patients
Exactly if theyre charging patients so much to use why not pay those donating🤣
Something about this doesn't seem right, this scares me for some reason.
They've taken out the selfless part of donations.
Like, what if in the future people stop helping each other unless they have something in it for them?
They're profiting off of poor people who need money, literally manipulating them into selling their body.
Talk about taking advantage of people's hard times and illnesses.
I dont think it's selling your body since plasma comes back after about two or three days
@@supergleep9692 Selling definition is:- "give or hand over (something) in exchange for money."
So yes, they're not donating. They're selling their plasma.
Since it's illegal to sell body parts, companies try and get around this issue by saying they're compensating them for their 'time' and not plasma.
The hard fact is that a large percentage of these people wouldn't have come to 'donate' without a monetary reward and that makes it sad.
And the bigger risk? It opens up the door for Human organ trafficking.
People can basically keep a bunch of people hostage and keep draining them for plasma every 3 days and since it's replenishable source it's a steady high income for these type of vile people.
lol id say we're already there...
I am a worker @ a plasma bank thank you all for your donations. I look forward to seeing my donors . ❤
In India as a blood donor , for every blood donation you get one small Banana + 200ml milk + 2 milk bikes biscuits .
I got that refreshment for blood donation
Bro i got only 20rs real juice!lol
I was studying bio and this seemed way too important
Best of luck to all who are giving pre boards
2:58 "record me like I am a scientist...typing " :D
Another issue could be that when you financially depend on it you go more often that you should. The health may suffer bc of too many donations. Furthermore they may go in partially sick and end up causing more damage.
There are very strict rules on how often and how much you can donate and they test your blood before you donate to make sure you’re okay
Wow, I didn't know that. In brazil you can't sell plasma or blood, only donate
Maioria dos países seguem isso
Concordo, acho que funciona assim em todos os países que tem sistema público de saúde. Lá nos States até pra doação é monetizada
@ Exato, tudo lá vira produto
Now riches are takes our blood literally
Buying*
It's voluntary....
@Desired101 😂
@@jdjshjs what's to laugh about?
@@cheeseisgud7311 你说不·你想你😞
POV: you're randomly binging on informational videos and watching them
I wonder how many people missed the “supplies 2/3 of THE WORLDS plasma” and people say it’s bad that Americans get paid for it
Wow in the Philippines we regularly have blood drive donations via the Philippine red cross visit our offices and we just get a small snack for our time.
Not worth it
Same here for us Malaysians
Mehh not worth my time i bet they making profit out off it
We donor, not sell.
The price that patient pay is for the department managing and operation.
*indonesia system
Honestly, this is a good thing. Everyone benefits in this situation.
It's funny because if one of these "donators" need blood, that sets them back stupid amounts of money
America is such a dystopia
Here in Italy it's free, a real donation, nowadays i can't donate because of health problems but they always treat you super well before and after the donation, they always offer you a nice breakfast too
Jesus Christ can heal you
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No thanks disgusting
@@tinajsews2835 I got a question, can you please shut up?
@@GamingforNostalgiaForFun whats disgusting?
This reminds me the movie Jupiter Ascending.
8:09 It’s not a concern, it’s a truth! WHEN YOU HEAR THAT THE MINIMUM WAGE PER HOUR IS 5 TIMES LOWER THAN WHAT YOU GET FOR A 90 MINUTE LONG SESSION OF DONATING YOUR PLASMA, THE CHOICE IS MADE!
Grifols/Biomat Reseda, California is a decent location. The San Fernando Valley has 2 Grifols/BIomat and 1 Octapharma locations
Grifols is super nice! I have always been treated nicely when I went to their location
I remember donating in college. I could make a maximum of $25 per week. That was good money back then!
Just out of curiosity, what year?
I mean damn...that's a straight hustle for both sides damn!!
I've been a plasma and blood donor for 2 years now, but here in Hungary you can only donate blood twice a year (sometimes 4) and plasma 45 times a year. Also you donate blood for free, but get a small amount of money for every plasma donation (about 2-3 usd).
my friend's son is giving plazma, and get a lot more than that..something is wrong with your math!!!! he would not sit there for an hour, giving plazma,,,for 2-3 dollars..That is truly a ridiculous number..so I am not sure as where you got the information. and it is a shame to tell the world, such a number...that puts Hungary in a bad light.
Here in Europe, you do not get paid when you DONATE blood or plasma. I donate it for a reason, not because I expect something back in return (however you get a free snack and drink to get up the energy)
Any experience thing exist ,
Business Insider : let's defend
In my country sri lanka🇱🇰 there is no such a thing call selling blood we all donate it for free
They addressed the problem with that in the video, Countries that don't pay donors also don't have enough donations to cover their country's medical needs, because not enough people donate in their country. So most of the plasma you get in Sri Lanka was actually taken from Americans, who were paid (72% of world supply coming from America).
In sri lanka healthcare is sponsored by the government...so it makes sense to donate blood. But in the US you gotta pay for healthcare...so why let the companies make money out of your blood without getting something in return?
Move to another country
@@coolguy-hc8kt It might make sense, but not to enough people, because other countries aren't able to get enough people to donate, good will isn't incentive enough for most, as shown by the data.
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That's crazy, I could definitely use the money man, damn. There isn't any places like this near me. That sucks. I do have a blood donation place though so I guess I could just ask them if they do it or if they know any places to go for donation of plasma. I'm glad I watched this video. Very interesting, very informative and now I know I could make money for donating my plasma.
Where I go they pay between 100-135 a donation which is nice. Mostly do it because it really does help save lives and I like that more than the 100
Thx for the tip never heard of it
Wish here in asia it can also sell as expensive as in the US
Like seriously this will help alot of people, more people donate, they get paid. Its a win win situation
Is there any side effects to donating plasma? If not then this is a win win for sure
2 things that can make a lot of profits : health and education. Here we got the proof.
me after looking at the thumbnail closer and relise that they weren't talking about having electricity running inside our blood:
*dissapointed Palpatine noises*
There's LITERALLY only 3 donation centers in California....I'd totally sell my plasma but I cant drive 8 to 10 hours just for 50 dollars
Profile pic sauce?
Don't worry they'll open more as poverty increases 🤗
There’s more than 50 donor centers throughout California
There's way more than three...lol and if you live near Vegas there's plenty of them there as well
To be honest when you donate whole blood they dont compensate you and seems unfair considering how much they charge patients that need it🤦♀️so atleast when you donate plasma theyre paying you
I'm not surprised a lot of people donate here in Austria, I knew someone who went a few times a month and got over 100 € per month for it.