New Mothers – We appreciate new mothers wanting to donate plasma, but they are not eligible to donate plasma if they are currently pregnant.If you do not know the origin or manufacturer of the vaccine, there is a 14-day deferral time. There is no deferral time with the Pfizer and Moderna (nucleic acid/RNA origin) COVID-19 vaccine. Additionally, if you recently received a Johnson & Johnson (live attenuated) COVID-19 vaccine there is a 14-day deferral time. COVID-19 – If you were recently ill with COVID-19, there is a 10-day deferral time following the cessation of symptoms or the day of a positive test.And remember, coffee and alcohol dehydrate the body.
The best way to avoid dehydration is to drink plenty of water the day before and the day of donating. Hydration – Donors who arrive dehydrated are not allowed to donate poor hydration can lead to complications or extend the donation time.The best way to avoid a blood pressure deferral is to avoid exercise or strenuous activity prior to donating, ensure you are calm and relaxed before donating, and avoid high salt foods in your diet. Blood Pressure – We are not allowed under FDA guidelines to accept a plasma donation when a donor has an elevated blood pressure.Please know we always make deferrals a last resort. Our number one priority is the health and safety of our donors and our patients, and any deferral is made with that priority in mind. Plasma donation is regulated by the FDA and there are a number of reasons we must defer donors from making a donation.
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