Donor Information

Donate Plasma

We’re adding to our paid plasma donor family! Donate plasma in an FDA licensed Specialty Source Plasma facility.

Do you want to participate in research?  Would you like to know you’re helping others receive a proper diagnosis for their bleeding disorder? Become part of the solution.  Contact us to see if you qualify for our plasma donation program. 

If you have a severe bleeding disorder or lupus anticoagulant and need extra money, our plasma donation program might be for you!  In most cases, it’s safe for people with bleeding or clotting disorders to donate plasma.  We have measures in place to assure your safety!

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Your plasma will be used in laboratories worldwide. Research is dependent on your plasma.

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Process to become a Donor

  1. Must have any of the following conditions:
    • severe <1% in FV, FVIII, FIX, FX, FXI, FXII, FXIII
    • any type of Von Willebrand
    • Lupus Anticoagulant
    • currently on Coumadin® therapy
  2. Must be over 110 pounds
  3. Must want to help others receive a diagnosis and help further research
  4. Contact us today to see if you qualify plasma@kingbiomed.com or (913) 469-5464.
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Why donating plasma is needed for research and diagnosis of others

Is donating plasma safe when you have a severe bleeding disorder?  In most cases, the answer is yes!  Plasma fully regenerates in the body within 48 hours.  When you have a bleeding disorder, you should not donate in most plasma centers. There are, however, a few centers located in the United States who have a special Source Plasma License specifically for people with severe bleeding disorders.  These centers had to go through many processes to obtain their licensing through the FDA. 

Laboratories, research facilities, pharmaceuticals, and most importantly patients rely on accurate lab results for effective treatment.  Many lab tests require plasma for testing.  Despite industry’s best efforts to create synthetic material, the ideal source is plasma from patients with a congenital severe factor deficiency.  Due to increasing demands for laboratory testing, the need for plasma-based laboratory reagents continues to rise.

This is where George King Bio-Medical, Inc. will partner with you! We are growing our plasma donation base for our 50th banner year!  We’re currently adding FV, FVII, FVIII, FIX, FX, FXI, FXII, FXIII and all typed of Von Willebrand’s Disease. To be considered, a person must be severe, <1% activity level.