How does ABO pay for Plasma Donations?
At ABO Plasma, every donation can make all the difference. The company's dedicated and trained team takes donors through the straightforward process from start to finish. In emergency situations, plasma donation can make the difference between life and death for patients in need. When donors take time to donate, they are compensated.
ABO Plasma is a smaller chain with six locations in the west and central United States. Donor reviews frequently praise the service and professionalism at ABO Plasma.
New Donors: New donors can expect to earn up to $600 during their first month. As an example, in August 2023, a new donor reported earning $425 for their first four donations, broken down as $100, $125, $100, and $100 respectively.
Returning Donors: Compensation for returning donors varies by location and is paid on an incremental basis. For instance, a donor's first donation of the month might pay $45, increasing gradually to $100 for their eighth donation of the month. One donor reported being paid $45 for each of their first four donations, followed by $60 for the next two, and $100 for the final two, totaling $500 for eight donations in a month. You can generally expect to earn between $300 and $400 as a return donor. Pay is also based on donor weight and the volume of plasma donated per session.
ABO Plasma does not currently have a loyalty or rewards program for return donors.