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Plasma in Columbus

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Downtown Columbus, OH

Columbus — Ohio's capital and largest city — has two CSL Plasma centers. The North High Street location serves the University District and north side near Ohio State, while the Northland Plaza center covers the northeast side near Westerville and Gahanna. Together they serve donors from across Franklin County and the central Ohio suburbs. Under FDA regulations (21 CFR 640.65), you can give plasma up to twice per week with at least 48 hours between visits.

Donating plasma saves lives. CSL Plasma's medical team screens every donor to ensure safety and eligibility. Your plasma gets turned into treatments for people dealing with serious medical conditions. You are getting paid and genuinely helping someone.

Both Columbus centers have free parking and welcoming teams.

The High Street location near OSU gets busy on weekends when students are in town — weekday mornings are faster. The Northland Plaza center has easier parking and shorter lines most days. After donating, grab a bite on High Street or in the Short North — plenty of restaurants within a 5-minute drive. Drink at least two glasses of water before arriving to keep your veins hydrated and the process moving quickly.