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Originally Posted by Intersocial
http://www.redcrossblood.org/learn-a...nation-processQuote:
The actual blood donation typically takes less than 10-12 minutes. The entire process, from the time you arrive to the time you leave, takes about an hour and 15 min.
Oh what, I was at the entire place for literally 25 minutes and it could have been 20 minutes if I didn't just want to wait for it to stop snowinggg.Quote:
Originally Posted by David
And every other time ive been it never more than 45 min
sounds like you went to a dodgy place lol, did they slip you a cheque on the way out?
No I went to a registered blood centre :llllllll adnd they did not slip me a cheque :lllllllll
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Ofgs, David the redcrossblood is American's blood service hence why ://.
well how should i know im not a donor am i, i just googled your question (A)
who's the uk one
blood.co.uk is the UK one and I'm sure I found the info on their site before but i cant nowwww
gotta up your google game tbh
http://www.blood.co.uk/giving-blood/...#Your donationQuote:
A full donation is 470ml and will usually take between 5 and 10 minutes
cry tbh all i googled was blood donation how long and gave up after 1 link LOL
Thankk youuu David :love:
I made an appointment today and this thread reminded me so i forgot oops
tbh i need a blood test from doctor first because i did have anaemia then they said it went away but my medical record still states i have neutropenia so i might not be able to donate yet but i want to
I'm the same boat as Tom. I would love to donate but I'm had a transfusion so I can't.
Well, I went to donate and I forgot I went to Africa the same year. I didn't forget, I just didn't really think about it. Then I realised that you can't donate if you've had a transfusion so there we are. :/