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Need To Make Extra Money? Try Donating Plasma
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March 4, 2022
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1:15Now PlayingDo you need some extra cash? How about donating some of your plasma? Check out the video to learn more.
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The colorless liquid that makes up the majority of your blood is called plasma. People donate plasma to corporations that use it to create life-saving medications. As long as you're 18 years old and weigh at least 110 pounds, you can give up to twice a week.
Depending on the place you donate at, you can make $50-75 on average per visit. Bonuses are available for first-time contributors. In their first month, several donors have made over $1,000.
Whether you need a little extra cash to get by or want to supplement your income, this could help. Plasma donation is a reasonably quick and straightforward way to earn money while in college.
One of the largest categories of people who donate plasma is college students. Donation locations may be found near many college campuses, or you can Google for CSL plasma. They're one of the world's largest plasma collectors.
Have you ever considered donating your plasma? Is this something you'd consider doing to supplement your income?Let us know in the comments below.
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