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    BioLife Plasma Services

    BioLife Plasma Services

    (55 reviews)

    Horizons West / West Orlando

    Zero customer service skills. I sat for over 30 minutes while staff hid in the back and no one came…read moreto speak to a full waiting room. No member of staff could say what was happening other than their systems were down. I asked for a manager who said I should stop asking questions (like did we have a time frame for any delay?) because it made her staff uncomfortable since they didn't know the answers: I said I had planned on a few hours but would like to know if I needed to reschedule. The manager shrugged. I called to complain and was rescheduled for another location. When I arrived and halfway thru the physical, I was told I was banned and all staff refused to speak further. If that's how they perform customer service imagine their medical skills!

    I used to donate twice a week at CSL in San Diego, and the bar they set is way too high for BioLife…read moreon Good Homes Rd in Orlando. Yesterday was my first donation with them, and the first time I saw a trail of blood dripping down my arm within the first five minutes of the donation process. Another lan technician came by to switch the needle from the left arm to the right, could not find the vein the previous technician found, and my donation was ended immediately without blood being returned. No accountability, either...they just talked to me like it was MY fault while the other techs have zero customer service skills or professionalism; they were shouting at me from across the room and loudly talking amongst themselves about break time and weekend plans. I will not go back.

    Octapharma Plasma - Still waiting. Our mornings are inconvenienced, and we are donating to help people? So if we all walk off does that mean people die?

    Octapharma Plasma

    (8 reviews)

    Horizons West / West Orlando

    Octapharma Plasma - 5 Stars! Highly recommend! I've been…read moredonating at Octapharma Plasma for a few months now and it's hands-down the best center I've ever been to. The staff is incredibly friendly, professional, and actually seems to care about the donors. Everyone from the front desk to the phlebotomists greets you with a smile and remembers your name -- it makes the whole process feel welcoming instead of just transactional. The facility is spotless, modern, and well-organized. The phlebotomists are skilled -- I barely feel the needle and have never had bruising or issues. Compensation is competitive and always paid on the debit card right after donation with no hassles. They also run great new-donor bonuses and frequent-donor promotions that actually add up. If you're thinking about donating plasma, this is the place to go. Clean, efficient, kind staff, and you're literally helping save lives. Thank you, Octapharma team -- you make it easy to keep coming back!

    Definitely slowest plasma place ever due to employees not really focusing and just playing around…read more Seems like a daycare for adults. Jamaican lady that takes your vitals moves like a turtle . Not sure if she's doing it on purpose or what but it's very frustrating. Once you get passed vitals you have to wait for your name to be called which is about 30-50 min due to employees playing around . Once plugged in and done it may take up to 30 min just to get disconnected from machine . My last time donating it took me 3 hours . How on earth thins place still working is beside me . Where are the supervisors ???

    OneBlood Clermont Donor Center

    OneBlood Clermont Donor Center

    (4 reviews)

    Horizons West / West Orlando

    I always have a great experience with OneBlood. They make the process as simple as they can and…read moreshow tremendous gratitude to each donor. Donating is a relatively simple way to make a significant difference in someone's life. Injuries, transfusions for surgery, cancer and more keeps the pressure up on the need for blood. The entire process takes under thirty minutes and it's painless. On your way out you can grab a fun T-Shirt and a small gift card to one of your favorite stores or restaurants as a special "Thank you."

    efore you donate blood here you should know that these companies make hundreds of dollars reselling…read morethe blood you give. In return, you get 2 cookies and a gift card. Mrore about the gift card later. I'm a middle-aged man. There's no way anyone could mistake me for a woman. I filled out the form and stated that I was a man. The interviewer asked if I was a man. And then after all that, he asked me, "Are you pregnant?"! I'm surprised he didn't ask if I was menstruating or lactating or had had a hysterectomy. Would he have asked a woman if she had erectile dysfunction or prostate problems? So if you refuse to go along in any way with this woke transgender nonsense, I suggest you stay away from One blood. Let me add that the interviewer looked like they were still in High School. Rather than asking adults about their sex lives (which they did, and will do to you and record your answers into their database), they should be working as hamburger jockeys at McDonalds. I doubt you want to discuss your private sex life with a kid who looks like they just attended their senior prom. Now to the gift cards. Surprisingly, people aren't motivated to give their blood to a company that resells it a huge profit if the donors get nothing in return but 2 cookies. Shocking, right? So Oneblood offers gift cards - for a fraction of the amount that they make off you. But do you get them when you give blood? Nope. They publicize that you get an "egift card at donation." I bet you think an "egift card" is a gift card like any other gift card and that you can walk out of Oneblood and stop at a Starbucks to redeem it on your way home. Well, think again. An "egift card" is a piece of paper with a code on it. A day or two later after being asked if you are a pregnant man, you have to go online, enter your birthdate (I'm surprised they didn't ask me If I were a man who was presently breastfeeding and how many sex partners I've had in the last six months!), enter a 13 digit (!) code, and maybe if the site is working, you might get a gift card delivered to you. By that time, you and all the other possibly pregnant men will have lost your patience and sworn never to go through this nonsense again. I mean, what guy has the time if he's too busy giving birth, right? I will never donate blood again. I already knew the whole thing was a profit-making ripoff of average good-hearted people, but this experience just told me how much worse it is than that.

    OneBlood - donationcenter - Updated September 2026

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