Your Trusted Partner in Disease State Plasma.

Disease state plasma is collected from donors diagnosed with specific medical conditions. It contains unique antibodies or other components that are essential for research, diagnostics, and the development of treatments. 

Disease state plasma plays a critical role in medical research and the development of therapies for various diseases, including autoimmune disorders, infectious diseases, and rare conditions. It helps researchers better understand disease mechanisms and improve diagnostic tests. 

Unlike regular plasma, disease state plasma contains specific biomarkers or antibodies related to particular diseases, making it valuable for targeted research and therapeutic applications. 

Individuals diagnosed with specific conditions, such as autoimmune diseases, viral infections, or rare disorders, may be eligible to donate. Donors must meet specific health and safety criteria set by regulatory authorities, and donations are accepted at plasma collection centers. Please contact us for additional details.

Donors contribute to advancing medical science and the development of life-saving therapies. Additionally, donor centers provide compensation for plasma donations as a token of appreciation for the donor’s time and effort. 

Donation frequency depends on health regulations and the specific plasma collection program. Typically, donors can give plasma every 1–2 weeks, but this may vary by region and organization. Donor centers will provide guidance on how frequently you can donate. 

Yes, donating plasma is safe under medical supervision. The process uses sterile, single-use equipment to prevent contamination, and donors are closely monitored throughout the process by trained professionals at the plasma donor centers. Please consult with your healthcare providers too.

We adhere to strict regulatory standards, including Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and guidelines from health authorities such as the FDA. Each plasma donation undergoes rigorous screening and testing to ensure its quality and safety. 

Yes, we welcome partnerships with research organizations, biotech companies, and pharmaceutical firms. Please contact our business development team for more information on collaboration opportunities. 

Yes, plasma collection is conducted ethically, with informed consent obtained from all donors. Donors are provided with complete information about the process, risks, and how their plasma will be used. Additionally, plasma donor centers ensure that donors are compensated for their time and effort. 

We follow all applicable guidelines from health authorities such as the FDA, EMA, and local regulatory bodies. Our facilities undergo regular inspections and maintain high standards of safety and compliance. 

Yes, donor centers provide compensation for disease state plasma donations. Payment varies depending on the condition and the demand for the specific type of plasma being donated. 

Compensation is determined by donor centers based on several factors, including the type of disease state plasma, donor eligibility criteria, and the time required for donation. Please contact use for more details. Local plasma collection centers will provide payment not RMA Plasma.

If you're interested in donating disease state plasma, please contact us at contact@rmaplasam.com .

For business and partnership inquiries, please email our business development team at  contact@rmaplasam.com .

RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) is committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety, regulatory compliance, and ethical conduct in its plasma collection operations. However, by participating in plasma donation or engaging in any business partnerships with RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC), all parties agree to the following terms of liability protection:

1. Medical Risks and Donor Acknowledgment
   Plasma donation is a generally safe procedure when conducted according to regulatory guidelines. Donors participate voluntarily and acknowledge that, despite adherence to strict safety protocols, there may be inherent risks, including but not limited to bruising, dizziness, or other minor side effects.
   RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) and its affiliates are not liable for any unforeseen medical complications arising from the donation process, provided that the procedure was performed in compliance with industry regulations and accepted medical standards.
2. Use of Donated Plasma
   Donors acknowledge and agree that their donated plasma may be used for research, diagnostics, therapeutic development, or other lawful purposes. Once plasma is donated, RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) assumes full ownership and responsibility for its handling and utilization. Donors waive any claims regarding how their plasma is used, provided its use complies with applicable laws and regulations.
3. Business Partnerships
   Any research, diagnostic, or pharmaceutical partner engaging in the use of plasma products supplied by RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) agrees to indemnify and hold harmless RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC), its officers, employees, and affiliates from any claims, damages, or liabilities arising from the improper handling, use, or application of plasma products once they are transferred to the partner’s custody.
4. RMA Plasma as a Supplier, Not a Donation Center
   RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) operates solely as a biomedical supplier and not as a plasma donation center. Plasma is procured from third-party donation centers that are responsible for plasma collection, and compensation. RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) is not responsible for compensating donors or managing the donation process.
5. Regulatory Compliance
   RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) operates in compliance with all relevant local, national, and international regulations, including but not limited to the guidelines of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA). RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) is not liable for delays, interruptions, or other issues arising from regulatory changes or unforeseen circumstances beyond its control.
6. Limitation of Damages
   To the fullest extent permitted by law, RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages resulting from plasma donation or partnership engagements. This includes, but is not limited to, lost profits, business interruptions, or other economic losses.
7. Force Majeure
   RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) is not liable for any failure or delay in performance due to events beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to natural disasters, government actions, pandemics, labor strikes, or acts of terrorism.
8. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
   This liability protection statement is governed by the laws of the City of Charlotte and the State of North Carolina. Any disputes arising from plasma donation or business engagements with RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC) shall be resolved through binding arbitration in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association (AAA), with the venue set in Charlotte, NC.

By donating plasma or entering into a partnership with RMA Plasma (RMA Plasma LLC), all parties acknowledge that they have read, understood, and agreed to the terms outlined in this liability protection statement.