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Plasma donation · Maine

Plasma donation centers in Maine

Every plasma center we track in Maine, with its hours and what it pays new donors. Pick a city below, or search your ZIP to sort them by distance.

1centers we list
1city
$800top new-donor offer (up to)

Brewer (1)

  • CSL Plasma

    422 Wilson St., Brewer, ME 04412

    Up to $800 in your first monthCompany-wide "up to" figure, checked October 26, 2026. Varies by location and can change.

    Mon–Fri 6am–7pm · Sun 7am–3pm · Sat closed

Don't see your center?

We list the centers we can read from each company's own website, so new or recently moved centers can be missing. Check the company's own locator:

Before you go

Your first visit, sorted

Most "up to" bonuses need several donations inside the first month or so, and you can donate at most twice in any 7 days, with a day between. Ask the center for the exact terms.

  • Prep the day beforeDrink lots of water, eat a protein- and iron-rich meal 3+ hours before, and skip alcohol.
  • Bring theseA valid photo ID (18+), proof of address like recent mail or a lease, and proof of your Social Security number.
  • Plan your timeThe first visit takes 2 to 3 hours because of the health screening. Return visits take about 1 to 2 hours.

Common questions

Plasma in Maine, answered

Quick answers before your first visit.

How many plasma centers are in Maine?

We list 1 plasma donation center in Maine: 1 CSL Plasma. Centers open, close and move, so check the company's own locator too if you don't see one you know about.

How much do plasma centers in Maine pay new donors?

The highest new-donor offer we found here is "Up to $800 in your first month" at CSL Plasma in Brewer. Offers are "up to" amounts, paid across several donations, and they change often, so confirm the terms with the center.

Are any plasma centers in Maine open on Sunday?

Yes, CSL Plasma in Brewer lists Sunday hours. Hours can change on holidays, so check before you go.

What do I need to bring to donate plasma?

Bring a valid photo ID, proof of your address (like recent mail or a lease), and proof of your Social Security number (like your card, a W-2 or a pay stub). You generally need to be at least 18 and weigh at least 110 pounds.

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