Biolife Plasma ServicesReviews of biolifeplasma.com

BIOLIFE is a joke which is why I stopped donating. I waited in line for 90 min while everyone around me was just as fed up as I was. Just A bunch of freaking Guinea pigs, I watched while several left. So while each donation had once been worth between $140.00 to $120.00. NOW you’ve reduced it to only $95.00!!!!! Are you kidding me!!!!!!! Yet your getting paid a fortune for our plasma, we the poor souls who endure the hell at your billion dollar clinic are worth the very least!!!!

This place seems to be run by children. They gather in a group and are loud and obnoxious. The worst one is a “lead technician “ according to his name tag. Do they honestly pay this man? He never seems to do any work. I see other employees work their tails off while this guy jokes around.

I was recently at the Lakeland, Fl Location and walked out. It seems like they have preference when it comes ar the waiting to donate line. I'm in the red B team... and I saw over 4 people going after me... and I got there before them... It take over 1 hour to drive there and when I decided to call the manager regarding why I left the clinic.. she answers very unprofessional.. I asked who was her and she stated "a manager" I asked her if that was her real name ?? When you work in a medical environment, you need to learn that patients comes first. I WILL Rather driver 2 more hours for abnother facility before I go there.

BioLife is, in my experience, an extremely unprofessional company staffed with consistently rude employees. Their ambivalence toward their task at hand and their donors borders on cynicism, not to mention their nefarious business practices. It appears they go to some length to deter certain donors from returning. On 3 consecutive appts I was first assigned to a phlebotomist that had never drawn blood, as I was her first donor, next I was informed that I had an air bubble in my tube that had to be corrected, and last my vein was blown, causing large, deep bruising and swelling beneath my skin accompanied by pain and tingling in my arm. My following appt. I was turned away after being informed that I had only one “good” vein from which to draw, and told to come back after my arm had healed. In addition, I have been turned away numerous times for various reasons including low iron levels, lost or misplaced bloodwork, and finally insufficient veins from which to draw. At sixty years old, I have never experienced even one of these problems from a lab or other health facility in my life, and my blood is drawn several times annually for routine diagnostics. I will never return to any BioLife center, and I highly suggest that anyone who is contemplating becoming a plasma donor with them to reconsider.

The in take staff , at the front desk , in Lakeland was disgustingly rude , racist I won't be back,!!!

oh my god, i was getting $130 per then to $110 and now its $100 per week but they keep lowering the amount. Its so sad. Im going to grifolds plasma they offer $40 first donation and $85 for the second one total $125.

This was the worst “near donation” experience I’ve ever had. I’ve donated at 2 other companies in the past. The system here is terrible. It took 2 hours before I even took their intake exam. The last step was an exam by a nurse. After such a long investment of my time I was told I couldn’t donate because I’ve been diagnosed with ptsd. Why would ptsd be a reason to be deferred? Because “there will be blood & needles”. Blood? Needles? When donating plasma?? Say it isn’t true!!! Seriously.

wow this company should be ashamed for hiring a group of imbeciles ever heard the saying the inmates are running the asylum? the staff here are a pathetic joke, does not know their job responsibility and are completely useless fools sit around coalescing like they they are on the board of directors bankrupting Neiman Marcus acting like their decision making is important when time will prove this group are merely failures when failures get to make decisions they get power hungry and make the wrong decisions while patting themselves on the back sears is a classic example of what happens when failures hire failures and the wrong people are allowed to make decisions they just collect paychecks and sit around doing as little work as possible because their heart is not in the company