Plasma Donation in Alaska — Centers & Information

Find plasma donation information for Alaska. BioLife operates multiple FDA-licensed collection centers across Alaska, offering appointments during extended weekday and weekend hours.

Donation Centers in Alaska

BioLife operates multiple FDA-licensed collection centers across Alaska. Each center follows standard operating procedures and offers appointments during extended weekday and weekend hours. For current compensation rates and earning estimates, visit our BioLife pay guide or use the earnings calculator.

According to published FDA and BioLife eligibility parameters, donors in Alaska must be at least 18 years old, weigh a minimum of 110 pounds, and present valid identification. See our eligibility requirements for complete details.

Frequently Asked Questions About Donating in Alaska

Where are BioLife centers in Alaska?

BioLife operates multiple centers across Alaska. Visit our locations page to find a center near you with addresses, hours, and contact information.

How often can I donate in Alaska?

Official FDA guidelines generally allow plasma donation up to two times per week, with at least 48 hours between donations. Most Alaska donors average 4 to 8 donations per month.