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We're currently looking for female AB blood donors to switch to plasma donation. Can you help?

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Quick quiz

The questions we ask donors change regularly, so even if you’re a regular donor it’s worth checking.

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Children at session

Children aged 12 and over are welcome to attend session with parent, carer or guardian.

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Give plasma

Plasma donation is similar to blood donation, except that it uses a different machine and takes up to 90mins. You can give plasma as often as every four weeks at one of our five city donor centres.

Children at session

Children aged 12 and over are welcome to attend session with parent, carer or guardian

Been abroad recently?

If you've visited countries with malaria, dengue fever or other tropical virus risks, you might not be able to donate for a while.

Quick quiz

The questions we ask donors change regularly, so even if you’re a regular donor it’s worth checking.

Make a difference

Are you the type to save a+ life?

Knowing your blood group is important. You can see your blood type on your donor card, or simply ask next time you give blood.

Blood types

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Do you work with the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service?  Make sure you register for Scotblood 2026.

In the last 6 days we have lost 656 donations due to weather disruption. With the extreme weather continuing across the North of Scotland, it’s more important than ever to keep blood stocks healthy.

Transport company WH Malcolm drive home the importance of giving blood.

Current blood stock levels across Scotland Tuesday 03 February

We aim to retain 6 days of stocks at any time in order to meet the requirements of patients in Scotland.

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