The Basile Law Firm

***, #ffffff;"> I received your letter regarding a complaint from a man named [redacted] Due to privacy reasons, I cannot discuss with you the specifics of his eligibility as a donor here at BioLife Plasma Services in Mentor, Ohio I can tell you, however, that we are a highly regulated industry with strict eligibility requirements, and not all potential donors meet those requirements Our focus here at BioLife is on the safety of our donors, and the quality of the plasma we collect Acceptance into our donation program is certainly not guaranteed, and is again based on a rigorous screening process to protect the safety of the donor and the quality of the plasma In order to be accepted into our program, Mr [redacted] , like all donors, needs to meet all requirements Mr [redacted] mentions selling his plasma, but we do not purchase plasma from people Our facility accepts plasma donations, and we compensate our donors for their time and commitment to the plasma donation program Eligible donors can receive $200+ per month for donating regularly in our program If Mr [redacted] would like to speak to someone at the center to discuss his eligibility, he is encouraged to contact us at 440-392-6111, or visit us in person during business hours Regards, [redacted] Center Manager Baxter Healthcare Corporation BioLife Plasma Services L.P

Company responded by phone [redacted] Based on the laws of manufacturing the company cannot disclose why the consumer cannot donateThe consumer has been notified why he cannot donateHowever, the company is willing to discuss with the consumer if he comes in person

Revdex.com, thank you very much for helping me out in this matter by giving me a voiceI was not nor would I get far having to talk to a person whom some people put between me and the decision makers, so they do not have to listen to meI just simply ask that they give me some assurance that if I jump through one more hoop that they will not make me jump through more hoops to be OK to sale my plasmaI don't think they need to discuss that with anybody but me and they have not, so therefore them saying they cannot discuss the matter, is ignoring the matter, right? I think they do not want to promise what I asked because I have already jumped through a main hoop and their plan was to always deny and make up another hoop for me to jumpThank you for my voice in this matter, God bless

Company responded by phone. **
 
Based on the laws of manufacturing the company cannot disclose why the consumer cannot donate. The consumer has been notified why he cannot donate. However, the company is willing to discuss with the consumer if he comes in person.

[redacted],
I received your letter regarding a complaint from a man named [redacted]. Due to privacy reasons, I cannot discuss with you the specifics of his eligibility as a donor here at BioLife Plasma Services in Mentor, Ohio. I can tell you, however, that we are a highly regulated industry with strict eligibility requirements, and not all potential donors meet those requirements. Our focus here at BioLife is on the safety of our donors, and the quality of the plasma we collect. Acceptance into our donation program is certainly not guaranteed, and is again based on a rigorous screening process to protect the safety of the donor and the quality of the plasma. In order to be accepted into our program, Mr. [redacted], like all donors, needs to meet all requirements.
Mr. [redacted] mentions selling his plasma, but we do not purchase plasma from people. Our facility accepts plasma donations, and we compensate our donors for their time and commitment to the plasma donation program. Eligible donors can receive $200+ per month for donating regularly in our program.
If Mr. [redacted] would like to speak to someone at the center to discuss his eligibility, he is encouraged to contact us at 440-392-6111, or visit us in person during normal business hours.
Regards,
[redacted]
Center Manager
Baxter Healthcare Corporation
BioLife Plasma Services L.P.