I just donated, when can I remove the gauze bandage on my arm?
We recommend that you wait about 2 hours from the time you finished your donation before removing the bandage.
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I just signed up, but I chose the wrong center. How can I change it?
If you haven’t had your first visit yet, and you need to change your center, please contact Parachute support via the app. You will need to provide your current zip code and the center you would prefer to donate at.
What do I need to bring for my first visit?
Since you've previously donated at your local center, your first Parachute visit will feel very familiar — with just a few extra things to bring. For your first Parachute donation, please bring: Your Social Security card or another document that ...
What if I used to donate at a Parachute location in the past?
If you ever donated at any Parachute donation center, even if it was just once, you will have an existing donor profile that you can access through the Parachute App. It is important that we update your old information so you can easily sign in and ...
Has parking changed?
No. Parking remains the same and is available on-site, just as before.
Can I still go to work after my donation?
You should be able to carry on with your normal daily activities after donating. We recommend avoiding any strenuous physical activity or heavy lifting because you may experience some tenderness in your donation arm. Make sure to continue to drink ...