Feel great knowing your donation could lead to a breakthrough discovery or help a patient lead a better quality of life. Compensation levels are different based on the type of collection performed or Special Recruitment Requests from researchers. When your donation is complete, you’ll be compensated for your time and efforts.
Please call our donor center nearest you for specific details.
A diagnosis of blood cancer, leukemia or lymphoma, was basically a death sentence 50 years ago. Read about the developments in both diagnosis and treatment options that are changing this.
Want to understand what CAR-T, Immuno-oncology and Immunotherapy mean to cancer patients? Read this blog by Scientific American for information about this new exciting therapy that has had unprecedented success in blood cancers (leukemia and lymphomas) as well as other tumor types.
The story behind the development of the amazing immunotherapy age for cancers is a wonderful success story of science and hard work. Read more about it in this story by Nautilus.
Taking advantage of the body’s own mechanism is what immuno-therapy is all about. In this great article, read up on how scientists are re-directing the body’s immune regulatory system to decrease so-called bad immune responses leading to autoimmune disorders such as multiple sclerosis, inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatoid arthritis and other such diseases.
Donors provided their testimony voluntarily and they were not paid to provide a review of BSC. Donors are compensated for their time and effort in donating specimens for research.
Ten years ago I started with BSC. It has been an amazing and rewarding experience ever since I started. After about a year, I started donating white blood cells every other week. The professionals at BSC could not have been more helpful or better at making me feel comfortable. I absolutely love the people here. I like feeling included in the work, and it’s wonderful to feel appreciated as we go about this task of helping others.
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- Alex B. |
I have been donating my Plasma for several years now. It has been a very good experience for me and I have met some wonderful people. The entire staff at the clinic go above and beyond to make sure you are safe. They genuinely care for their donors and you can see that with every donor that comes in. Contact them today for more info on how you can become a donor and get paid.
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- Bonnie M. |
I started coming to Biological Specialty in May, 2005 to donate whole blood a couple of times. I started back up in 2012 to do Source Plasma. At this time, I learned that what we donate goes towards medical testing. As an added bonus we get paid for it too. I started donating white blood cells recently. And again it goes towards medical testing. If it means I can give something to help someone, I am for it.
| - David T. |
I have been donating plasma at BSC for a little over one year now and I would highly recommend using this facility if you’re interested in participating and contributing to the various health research projects that are valuably needed by researchers today. The staff at BSC is very accommodating with the donor’s needs and their schedule.
| - Albert A. |
I’ve been going to BSC since 1994 when I was a freshman in college and I still go today. It’s great to be able to make some extra bucks while supplying blood for research. I would highly recommend BSC to anyone who wants to help make a difference in the scientific community.
| - Jesse A. |
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FDA Registered/Licensed Programs:
Whole Blood, Source Plasma, White Blood Cells
Monday through Friday,
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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FDA Registered Programs:
Whole Blood, White Blood Cells
Monday through Friday,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
FDA Registered Programs:
Whole Blood, Plasma, White Blood Cells
Monday through Friday,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Programs:
Whole Blood, White Blood Cells, Bone Marrow
Monday through Friday,
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Programs:
Whole Blood, White Blood Cells