At MoreLife USA, we believe every donation has the power to transform lives. Plasma is essential for treating rare diseases, supporting trauma patients, and developing life-saving therapies.
We are committed to making plasma donation accessible, safe, and rewarding for donors—while maintaining the highest quality standards for patients who depend on plasma-derived treatments. Together, we’re building healthier communities across America.
Complete a quick health screening to confirm eligibility.
Find a convenient donation center near you and schedule your visit.
Relax during the safe 60–90 minute process, then enjoy refreshments and compensation.
Together, we’re making a measurable difference in communities nationwide
Donors Served
Lives Impacted
Communities Reached
Years of Excellence
For over 25 years, MoreLife USA has been at the forefront of plasma collection and distribution, operating state-of-the-art donation centers across the United States.
We partner with leading pharmaceutical companies to ensure your donation reaches patients who need it most—fueling breakthrough treatments and therapies worldwide.
Donation Centers
Active Donors
Years of Experience
Discover growth opportunities in the rapidly expanding plasma collection industry.
Strong market position with 500+ centers nationwide
Reliable plasma supply with quality assurance
Consistent revenue growth and operational excellence
Collaborate with us to strengthen the plasma supply chain.
Strategic partnerships for market expansion
Mission-driven business with social impact
Collaborative innovation in plasma therapies
A qualified candidate for blood plasma donation is generally an individual who meets established health, age, and weight requirements and demonstrates overall physical wellness. Most donation centers require donors to be at least 18 years old, weigh a minimum of 110 pounds, and provide valid identification and proof of address. Candidates must pass a medical screening that includes a health history questionnaire, a brief physical assessment, and testing for infectious diseases to ensure the safety of both the donor and plasma recipients. Stable vital signs, adequate protein and hemoglobin levels, and the absence of certain chronic or high-risk medical conditions are also important factors in determining eligibility.
In addition, qualified donors should not be currently pregnant, recently have undergone major surgery, or have engaged in behaviors that increase the risk of blood-borne infections. Certain medications, recent tattoos or piercings, international travel, or recent illnesses may temporarily defer a person from donating. Ultimately, a strong candidate is someone who is honest and forthcoming during the screening process, maintains healthy lifestyle habits, and understands the importance of consistent hydration and nutrition to ensure a safe and effective plasma donation experience.
