@QuamiBlaq@nickirich14 Respectfully, The cost you're referring to is borne by the patient. The blood itself is not to be payed for. Payments are made for compatibility tests and to cover the processing of the blood but not for the blood itself. Hope this helps
@TheOther36@nickirich14 Mostly these payments are mistaken as payment for blood purchase. I admit we could do a better job explaining some of these things yet here we are. Better late than never
@TheOther36@nickirich14 payments are usually made to cover the cost of tests conducted on the blood such as grouping & cross matching & screening tests, usually referred to as processing fee. These are not payments for the blood but for the testings done on the blood to ensure safety and compatibility
Blood and its products may be requested by your health care provider to manage various conditions from anaemias to the hemophilias.
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It is important to recognize that neither blood nor its products are sold by the blood bank. It's a misconcepti
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