I've had nothing but good experiences since I've been coming here. Everyone is very friendly and…read morealways checks on you to be sure you are doing ok. Of course they recommend that you drink plenty of water and eat protein before your appointment which I always try to do. I have had a couple times when my veins didn't cooperate but I still got paid for the attempt! For first timers, you will need to allow several hours for the registration, reading, and physical you need to do. After that, just be sure to follow the donation day instructions and you should be good to go! You can feel good that you are helping someone in need and also getting a little payday! ~ Kim B

I have been donating for almost a year. It's a great opportunity to help someone . They compensate…read moreto which is great too. The staff are always nice and knowledgeable. The place always very clean. The staff really do care how you feel during your time there . Donating plasma is so rewarding on so many levels ..

One of the best blood donation clinics in all of Oklahoma the staff is always nice and friendly…read morewhile remaining efficient and they will always make sure you're doing okay during the donation process highly recommended

Doing something good for others is so easy when you come here. Donate blood, red blood cells, or…read moreplatelets; it's a piece of cake. It o it feels like a mosquito bite and you're helping others. It doesn't take long either. Mei is one of the phlebotomists. She does a great job tending to the donatees. Give it a try. You'll feel good while helping others.

This place is ok. I don't have much experience to compare with. What I can say is that the line is…read moreforever and you are lucky if there are two people working the screening window. There is one guy who pulls his friends and lets them cut or he goes over to the counter to discuss boating and fishing with his buddies. It's already stressful getting thru the screening process. When you get to the back, you get to hear all the technician's problems and complaints about management, being lied to by management, staffing problems, etc. There is a lady and a guy who seem to be in charge but they would rather look important than to actually help their staff and make things run smoother and let their team sink. The guy in charge looks pretty cold like butter wouldn't melt in his mouth. I do like the phlebotomist boss. He is probably the biggest asset they have. If you go to this place be prepared to stand, wait and be treated to a drama show. Jerry Soringer Show has nothing on this place.

IV tried different donation centers and they all hav lines but I return to Octapharma on 31st st…read moreTulsa because the giv great care they are all friendly,rembers my name and always willing to help. Ther are times it's frustratingly long line lots time spent waiting but cut them sum slack who knows why they backed up. And quite honestly we're doing each other a solid we donate yes but they pay and work hard and no one is making you be here. Consider it you time. That time of day we all need for peace of mind,reflecting on the day,or just enjoying the peace and knowing your doing sumthn good THANK YOU 191 Appreciate you all

Was good at first but they never pay as much as they say they will.we just went today and only got…read morehalf of what we were told on the app we would get

Great staff and great customers Know what they will expect of you You may be turned away for…read moreimportant reasons Like low iron level Like high blood pressure Like looking sick or hung over Know the donation amount may be low The facility or the employees have no control over that The CSL Plasma center is closer to me And I think it is better in many ways to Biolife Like coke and like Pepsi To me giving plasma is easy and pain free

I just gave platelets for the second time on Monday. This time was a little weird because I got…read morenauseous, but the phlebotomists came to my rescue and helped me. I have also donated blood twice. I started this journey in July 2025. They are all so thankful to have you there and will help keep you comfortable during the process. They care about their donors. The facility seems older, but is clean. After donation they always have a good variety of snacks and beverages waiting for you. The other fun thing is the American Red Cross gives little gifts to all donors. I recommend signing up for the app. It shows you your Mini health screening results gives you points to redeem for more prizes and even tells you where your blood has traveled! If you have time, please donate!!

I started as a volunteer at the American Red Cross in Honolulu, Hawaii we graduated dental classes…read moreJune 20, 1990 on Pearl Harbor. I am still a huge believer in saving lives, giving to my community; and of all the wonderful things that the Volunteer's and Red Cross Organization does when disaster hits. I live here in Tulsa now, Please contact me with how I can help with the tornado that hit 41st. I live on 36th Street. I've been through organization, I am CPR certified and want to help. I am asking my friends to do the same. Please think about doing your part. By giving your time and volunteer your services, or donate financially. Or you can save lives by donating your blood. Check with you local RED CROSS.

type of care initial health screening, firsttime patient…read morephysical exam, plasma donation, and 15 min. monitoring after firsttime donation care quality exceptional across the board, from initial health screening in which worker was tough and fair in asking questions to assess qualification, to directions for answering further qualification assessment questions on computer, to thorough and noninvasive physical exam, to the direct and straightforward instructions along with care in the administration and monitoring of the plasma extractor, to lastly the 15 min. firsttime donor monitoring period with workers present but not smothering. office experience efficient in processing, accommodating in kind of id acceptable, strict though assuring in requirement for providing mail as evidence for place of residence. i'll add too the advice i received after an initial assessment to drink approximately 8 cups of water a day, and do bicep curls to dilate your vain in the inside elbow area, for the former of which i'm trying to practice the routine of doing 1000 reps of bicep curl variations once a week for now, working toward twice a week.

One of those massive corporations that has decided they need NO customer service, NO humans…read moreanswering phones, NO human at the front desk, all of that is supposed to be handled by an 'app.' AN APP THAT NEVER WORKS. You show up before your appointment (you can only check in 10 minutes in advance) and there is a line of 30 people still waiting to be screened for their appointment 45 minutes ago. A complete cattle-call. That's what it is. You're a cow lined up ready to be milked, except you will be stabbed with a needle twice and they're actually taking your BLOOD. While they're treating you like throw-away garbage.

I lost one effing pound since two days ago and it put me in a lower bracket. The pay drop takes $28…read morefrom me. That takes away the incentive to show up for the second donation. All of the other brackets are only $2 and $0 and $5 difference. Why is the one I fall on the only one that cuts a drastic amount? That is total BS. ONE EFFING POUND!! $28 CUT. I'm going to change where I donate. The staff is friendly, but this situation pissed me TF off.

Very long wait times. Be prepared to wait at least a minimum of 45 minutes to be screened and then…read moreanother 30 minutes to get a bed. Then when you ask about it you get told they have to take a lunch or put new donors in front of you. Okay, well maybe you shouldn't take lunch at the busiest times if the day and or not take new donors at peak times! Just a suggestion but why don't you upgrade management so they can run this place like it should be run! Maybe take a course from Chic-fil-a...in and out and!!