Everyone is always super friendly and always seems to remember my name. It clean and the workers…read moreare efficient

I didn't have time to do a comment card but I needed to say a couple things. Even though I had to…read moreget re stuck a couple times (my veins are deep and not easy, they do a great job and when there is an issue its normally my insides that are to blame!) Brandon, callista and Jacob all were so nice and helpful. I'm normally there when Tiffany is there and she is just a ray of sunshine and always a pleasure. Everyone here is so helpful and friendly. If you are thinking about donating I would reccomend the rest of them there at Grifols any day

Staff are great. Available supplies and equipment seem dirty and broken/aged. They have to use lab…read morecoats but there are obvious blood stains on the coats... Had a terrible experience with the center manager at the main site. Sherry or Sharon, something like that. If I'm complaining about blood stains on staff equipment maybe don't gaslight me and say it is juice lol. Anyway, going back to red cross despite the phlebotomists being better at CBC.

yesterday my husband and I gave blood in Seymour I don't feel like I was treated with dignity and…read morerespect the girl who setup the needle did not properly place the needle in my arm. which another girl had to assist with when she removed the needle she yanked it out with force I thought it felt like my entire vien was being yanked out I did not appreciate being treated like this Adriana did apologize but I clearly don't believe I deserved to be treated this rough

Went in as a first time doner and came out fat shamed…read more I am a large to extra large female the lady working was checking my veins after she was done she said we can't accept you as a doner looked at my hips and clicked her tongue and said your anatomy isn't good enough anyways

Very unprofessional, very slow and clumbsy business. My final straw from this place (not to mention…read morethe horrible sticks they do, multiple bruises and amount of careless pain they occur, and they act like don't care) I had two occurrences where when taking a needle out of someone sitting next to me, the residue from the needle actually shot over and hit me in the face, (once on the lip). Biomat is a much better business to go to, from my experience

In Racine it started out good but now, wait time is long and the people jabbing u screw up so much…read moreso your deferred alot because they dont know whats up. Also once your deferred a dr has to ok you coming back and it can take forever. I went over to CLS and they are alot better at needle sticking. They dont have a schedule but wait time isnt bad and so far Ive had alot better luck.

Their website fails to disclose that pacemakers make you ineligible to donate, because they're…read moreafraid people will be dishonest. So I got stranded in Green Bay from Marinette without gas money.

If you're looking for a little extra money per week, donating at biolife is a great experience and…read moreis something you get used to very quickly. The extra money always come in handy, gotta love it. The employees at the Oshkosh facility are outgoing and are a hoot to talk to. Everything about the process is easily communicated and you are walked through it everytime. If you have never donated plasma I insist you give it a try If you don't mind needles and blood. Don't be nervous!

Communication is horrible. A real inconvenience to donors when you don't communicate things ahead…read moreof time that a phone call would have helped.

It's a great business as far as helping save lives with the use of our plasma. Usually have a good…read moreexperience but I gotta say some of the staff are extremely rude and unfriendly and make me feel like an inconvenience. They would rather talk to eachother than interact with us donors. Don't get me wrong, there are some amazing workers but there mostly in the front section. Been doing this a long time and honestly just try to get in and out once I get in the back section. Should really work on the customer service skills. ​

The place is always understaffed. The staff treats you like a number with mediocre to bad customer…read moreservice. If you have a problem , the night manager rather argue with you than get to the bottom of the issue. I would only go if you're desperate for money.

My first time to a clinic in over 15 years, I took all requirements listed on site. Because I had…read moregotten married I could not donate without a marriage certificate. And because I was at a center in different town than originally did(same state) I had to have records transferred. Did this and went back for 2nd time. 32 min drive one way, yes my choice. Waited 30 min for my physical, gentleman before me 45 min wait. Got taken to many areas in clinic to this/that then after doing questioner went to see nurse. As I am diabetic they now need my numbers from my doctor. Another appt I could not donate and my numbers need to be under a certain number to donate. Not sure if I want to drive again for something unseen that I will be sent home

I have been donating here for 2 years now, for supplementary income (grocery and gasoline). A…read morefriend of mine suggested it, and for the most part it is possible to donate twice a week and 8 times a month to get their monthly bonus, but there is a catch. If you ever eat fried food or salty ingredients you are almost going to get 'cloudy' and get an automatic rejection, you must change your diet if you hope to donate 8x a month and get the bonus. The other catch is their policy of taking a blood test every 3 months. I have had it happen twice in the last 2 years where I failed by missing .1 on my protein and I was denied donating privileges for 2 weeks, that means $20+$50+ $50(bonus) yeah those blood tests are brutal missing two weeks of donation really sucks. Biolife has a good staff and is a nice facility but their policies actually hinder the donation process rather than help it.