I’ll tell you a little anecdote about my Grifols experience and the benefits of plasma donation.
First of all, congratulations for considering donating plasma in the first place. Personally, I think that anyone willing to partake in such a feat is braver than I am.
One time, I tried to donate plasma at a local Grifols despite my trypanophobia, a technical term for a fear of needles. Seeing how afraid I was, the staff member wouldn’t let me donate. I was disappointed I couldn’t make any money, but at least I didn’t get pricked with a needle, ha! ha!
Okay, enough about me.
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- Your plasma helps injured or sick patients.
- It’s simpler than other side hustles like delivery jobs and house cleaning. (Provided that you’re not scared of needles like yours truly.)
- Plasma donation is suitable for introverts.
- You receive payment within 24 hours.
Search for your nearest Grifols by going to the Find a Donation Center page and inputting your zip code or state.
That said, I want to let you know that Grifols donation centers fall under four different names including:
- Talecris Plasma Resources
- Plasma Care
- IBBI
- Biomat USA
(Just an FYI.)
From 2007 to 2019, over 53 million Americans donated plasma. You can be part of this statistic (and be part of the solution) by donating to your local Grifols. If you’re asking, “How much does Grifols pay for plasma?” view the below payment procedures for new and returning donors.
Grifols Information and Pay Schedule for First-Time Donors
If you’re a new donor, Grifols requires you to meet the following criteria:
- Pass a medical exam
- Be in good health
- Weigh 110 lbs. or more
- Be 18 to 69 years old
- Have proof of address on hand
- Bring Social Security card and Photo ID
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Grifols Plasma Pay for First Time Donors
Once you complete your first donation, you’ll receive $50, which is transferred to a reloadable debit card. You have to return for your second donation within a six-month period because the staff needs to make sure your plasma is suitable for patients.
When everything checks out, you’re welcome to visit up to eight to nine times a month. (This translates to twice a week.)
Grifols Plasma Pay Chart for Returning Donors
The amount of money you make per month depends on how often you visit and what your local Grifols charge per donation. With that said, you can earn up to $90 per donation and up to $800 a month. In addition, you might receive bonus money after your fifth or sixth donation.
And the money you receive isn’t limited to your personal uses. Grifols allows donors to give their earnings to their favorite charity. Talk about being humanitarian in more ways than one.
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Want an easier way to keep track of your compensation and donations?
Grifols has an app for that: the Grifols Plasma Donor Hub. (You can use the desktop version, too.)
Besides tracking past donations and payments, the Grifols Plasma Donor Hub lets you update your profile, receive alerts from your local center, and even get information about bonus offers.
To access the Donor Hub, you need to obtain a special registration number from your local donation center.
- Download the app versions from Google Play or Apple.
In addition, Grifols offers a program for donors with specialty plasma.
What exactly is specialty plasma?
It’s a type of plasma containing certain antibodies like:
Anti-Rabies
Donors who recently had rabies vaccinations possess antibodies that can save someone afflicted with rabies.
Anti-D
If you’re Rh negative — meaning that your blood lacks Rh protein — a staff member can collect it to create an anti-D immunoglobin vaccine. They give it to Rh-negative pregnant mothers to help protect their babies from dying from Rh incompatibility.
Anti-Tetanus
You can really help others if you recently received a tetanus vaccine (or if it’s been over a decade since you received one). Your plasma can aid someone suffering from lockjaw, a common symptom of tetanus.
Anti-Hepatitis B
Donors who had their Hepatitis B shots can donate their plasma to aid Hepatitis B patients.
The specialty plasma service availability varies from center to center, so ask a staff member about it.
Final Words
If you’re not squeamish about needles, donating plasma is a great way to make a quick buck while helping those who need it most. And considering how much Grifols pays for plasma, it is a good donation center to go with!
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