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    Pretty strapped for cash right now.
    There is a place where you can donate blood plasma here and it offers you 150€ if you donate 10 times. I know instinctively that it's some form of kikery and they probably sell it for 50x as much.
    Still, is it bad for you (tm)?
    I would only do it 10x for the money.
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    >>77591969
    It's actually good for you because it gets rid of PFAS in your bloodstream
    Also, such dir Arbeit
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    150€ total for all 10 times or is that a bonus for the 10th time with smaller payouts for each individual donation? When I did it (over 10 years ago) it was $35 per donation, $40 for the second donation in a week, and varying bonuses for total number of donations. and newcomers got extra money for the first several donations.

    The pay has gone up since then, last I heard it was $50 per donation without bonuses. But I haven't been in over a decade so I don't know for sure.

    This is in America though so not surprising we would get paid more for it since blood products are very profitable here, but 15€ per donation still strikes me as low.

    >bad for you
    Not usually. It supposedly burns a bunch of extra calories, so diet has to be adjusted. In America they usually have poorly trained or untrained people doing it, so the most common injury is when one of them fucks up putting the needle in your vein. Never happened to me but saw it happen to people a few times. I'd imagine the staff are better trained in Germany.
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    >>77591969
    It's fine 99% of the time for 99% of people.
    You also are getting paid to have regular physicals and rudimentary blood tests.
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