Can a vampire give blood to the Red Cross?

Answer 1

Nope.

They would have to have not feed for 12 months (Red Cross requires doners to wait that long after a blood transfusion) and not have low blood pressure (which is doubtful if they've been starving themselves for 12 months).

That's your straight-up traditional vampire, though. If you're talking about homo sapians that engage in the practice of blood sharing, than I would look at the high risk practice rules the Red Cross has. I know you have to wait 12 months after you get a tattoo or if you've been exposed to HIV, Hepatitis, or any other STD.

Answer 2

Why would they? Seems more likely they would be recipients than donors. I don't think the screening done by the Red Cross extends to religious preferences or cultural preferences, so why would vampires be screened out any more than gays would. If they're healthy and HIV free, the Red Cross will take 'em. If I were a vampire, I wouldn't donate unless there was a rebate or "give a pint, get a pint" deal.

Answer 3

Yes but Vampires need fresh blood and the Red Cross blood isn't fresh and their blood don't taste very nice.

Answer 4

Usually they go to the blood bank and make a withdrawal.

Answer 5

.No because vampires are not real and the red cross is but the vampires are not real.

Answer 6

My understanding is that they strictly take blood, not give it.

Answer 7

Vampires aren't real anyway, so what does it matter?!!?

Answer 8

It depends on where they're getting it from.
LOL LOL LOL :)

Answer 9

He could, if they paid him accordingly :)

Answer 10

of course they can