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There's this place located near where I live that pays around 50 bucks per donation, and you can safely go twice a week according to the website. The place is licensed and all. Supposedly, the process is similar to donating blood and simply involves sitting in a chair for 30-60 minutes and then getting paid. However, I have heard other sites say that one shouldn't donate more than once a month, and there were other places that said that one should not donate more than once every two weeks. Yet another doctor said once every three weeks. Yet the FDA says you can donate up to two times per week. As anyone else would be, the idea of 50 dollars an hour for sitting around essentially doing nothing other than just sitting there in a medical office getting blood drawn doesn't sound bad deal
Even if I only went once a month and got the 50 extra dollars a month, it would be a nice "bonus" so to speak.
Also, there's the added bonus of knowing that the donation is likely to be used to save someone's life as apparently plasma is used to make medications for diseases that would otherwise prove fatal. So, it seems like quite a venerable thing to do as well, and that aspect of it would be a very positive feeling for me even more than the payment.
What are your thoughts on this? Is it safe? Or something that could seriously fuck up your body? I'm asking here since while the FDA says it is safe, I do not trust the government nor do I trust major pharmaceutical companies.

Also, there's the added bonus of knowing that the donation is likely to be used to save someone's life as apparently plasma is used to make medications for diseases that would otherwise prove fatal. So, it seems like quite a venerable thing to do as well, and that aspect of it would be a very positive feeling for me even more than the payment.
What are your thoughts on this? Is it safe? Or something that could seriously fuck up your body? I'm asking here since while the FDA says it is safe, I do not trust the government nor do I trust major pharmaceutical companies.