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Pride for donors. Passion for patients.
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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Thu Fri - Sat Sun - Phone:
Main - 910-323-4154
- Address:
- 446 Grove St Fayetteville, NC 28301
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- Category
- Blood Banks & Centers
- Services / Products
- Donate plasma and help save lives! Find out how becoming a plasma donor can make a difference for patients and help you earn extra money. Our plasma donation center specializes in the collection of protein-rich plasma from donors to help create life-saving therapies for patients with diseases, such as immune deficiencies, hemophilia, genetic emphysema, hepatitis, tetanus and rabies. We encourage donors to donate on a routine basis, and we compensate them for their time.
- Neighborhood
- Downtown Fayetteville
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Talecris Plasma Resources Fayetteville on Grove Street welcomes you to join our plasma donor community! We are located at 446 Grove St, Fayetteville, NC 28303 that’s across from FAST-Fayetteville Area System of Transit. We are proud to provide the community with a safe, friendly, and professional environment to donate life-saving plasma. We believe that the act of saving lives should be celebrated so we do our best to foster a celebratory environment with games and prizes in addition to compensation. Our center is equipped with free Wi-fi and televisions for your comfort and convenience. Come visit us today!
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I researched this and thought it would be great to donate my plasma and get paid to do it. So I made an appointment took time off work to go and waited about 20 minutes to be called. (I arrived 20 minutes early because I thought there would be paperwork to fill out). I brought all the necessary ID, and went up to the desk when called. The lady asked me to verbally verify my physical address, which I did. She said she will be right back. She returned with a map and said I could not donate. I asked why and she said because you live outside our radius. I asked her how this made any difference, she just said that is our rule. Now I live 60 miles away from this site, but I work 10 miles away and drive by this site everyday. I guess helping someone stay alive is only good if you live within a radius of their facility.