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Blood Donor American Red Cross App User Reviews

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Blood Donor American Red Cross Pros

✓ First time donorThe app is informative, helpful, and easy to use! Moreover, I was pleasantly surprised at how easy and painless it is to donate blood! The rapid pass also helps speed up the process. I wish I would have donated sooner knowing how much it helps so many people. However, I was turned away in my college years due to “small veins” and figured I wasn’t a candidate. I am so glad I went back! I am a nurse, and have worked in many areas. Having worked in Intensive Care, I have seen first hand how much blood is needed and used! This app keeps track of my donations and how often I can donate as well as other helpful tools like; preparing for donation, blood type, and Rapid Pass. I will definitely be doing my part by donating as often as able now that I’ve experienced how easy it is and how much it saves lives! (I’ve had blood draws more painful and timely than this experience!) So grateful I was asked to donate! I hope I can encourage more people to do their part and donate! Thanks for all you do, ARC! ❤️.KristiLWVersion: 1.12.0

✓ A bit buggy but love the featuresI donate blood regularly in memory of my son who passed away. I like a lot of features, esp. scheduling, Rapid Pass, and seeing my blood’s journey. But my last appointment is missing even though I managed it thru the app. I like the selfie feature, but it’s buggy. Several times I’ve tried to post the selfie to FB, but all that appeared is a link to the app download site. I have to take the selfie again (since it’s not saved or accessible in the app), send the pic to myself, and post it as a comment to my original post. This is not the way it should work!.AmychriVersion: 1.12.0

Blood Donor American Red Cross Cons

✗ Good- not greatI’m a 70 time donor to Red Cross. One of the perplexing things about blood donation is how much time it takes to get ready to donate, then the actual blood draw takes 5 minutes. Rapidpass is a huge improvement, but it relies on ppl telling the truth about travels, sexual activity, etc. Red Cross and the FDA already recognizes this and put blood through intensive lab testing for quality control, so why ask the questions in the first place. Same is true of all the identity monitoring. Why do they need to know one’s name address and birthdate, and repeat it over and over? I finally forced them to stop asking for my SSN which they had insisted they needed. A few bottom lines here: - I don’t trust Red Cross (any more or less than any other outfit) with my info. - ARC should decline to ask for info they don’t need; not having it means they aren’t responsible for safeguarding it. - Given the shortage of blood, ARC and the FDA need to come to grips with the basic notion of how easy it is to not give blood. It’s easier and more convenient to not do it than it is to do it. Given this uphill difficulty to enlist new donors and keep old ones, they need to make it as easy and convenient as possible..Hy!tunVersion: 1.9.1

✗ Not accessible for trans peopleI’ve been a blood donor since I was 16, and I’m O-, so I try to donate as frequently as possible. However, I’m also transgender, and something that often keeps me from donating is that I always get misgendered and deadnamed. I’m donating again soon, and I was hoping with the app that I could schedule an appointment to skip the lines. However, there is no place to put a preferred name or pronouns in the app, so I’ll most certainly have an issue with my name when I arrive, as well as having to see it whenever I look at the screen. I’m deleting the app, and until there’s an update that accommodates trans people I won’t be re-downloading it. Please include a spot for preferred name and pronouns (and let them be displayed during appointment check ins), this would make it so much easier for trans people to donate!!.SimplestupidnameVersion: 2.7

Is Blood Donor American Red Cross legit?

✅ Yes. Blood Donor American Red Cross is legit, but not 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 2,743 Blood Donor American Red Cross user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for Blood Donor American Red Cross is 68.4/100.

Is Blood Donor American Red Cross safe?

✅ Yes. Blood Donor American Red Cross is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 2,743 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 3.8/5. AppSupports Safety Score for Blood Donor American Red Cross is 72.9/100.

Should I download Blood Donor American Red Cross?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes Blood Donor American Red Cross a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.