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Home > Giving Blood > Donating Platelets > Where can I give platelets?

Where can I give platelets?

You can donate platelets at our flagship donation clinic in Talbot Green.

Address:
Welsh Blood Service,
Ely Valley Road,
Talbot Green,
Pontyclun,
CF72 9WB

The opening times for platelets are:

Monday: 2:45pm-  9pm

Tuesday: 8am -2:15pm & 2:45pm – 9pm

Wednesday: 8am – 2:15pm & 2:45pm – 9pm

Thursday: 2:45pm – 9pm

Friday: 8am – 1pm

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Why do we ask this?

The Welsh Blood Service only covers Wales. England, Scotland and Northern Ireland all have their own blood services.

When and if you have donated will indicate what eligibility questions we ask you.

Why do we ask this?

If you have had cancer you are not able to donate blood/plasma. This is both for the safety of yourself and the safety of patients.

Why do we ask this?

If you have inflammatory bowel disease you cannot donate. This is for your safety and the safety of patients.

Why do we ask this?

If you have had, or think you have had, a blood transfusion (or blood products) anytime since 1st January 1980 we cannot accept your blood/plasma. This is to reduce the risk of variant CJD (vCJD) being passed from donor to patient.

Why do we ask this?

You are not able to donate if you have a history of heart conditions. Removing blood/plasma from your circulation may put you at risk of having a heart attack, stroke or other vascular incident.

Why do we ask this?

You are unable to donate until a full 6 months from the birth of your baby.

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