Bulgaria is epic. Sugary processed fruit inspired drink, low quality chocolate and a tin of Rusensko Vareno (Spam-like processed tinned meat). I was expecting nothing so it exceeded expectations.
Cup of tea and a biscuit in the uk.
You guys get things ?
We get half a day off work actually
But this looks good too
We got mineral water and cookies in Turkey. Also, they plant a tree for you.
Candy bar, biscuit and water in Serbia
A warm or cold meal, cake and coffee at the afternoon, softdrinks and mineral water.
In France I once had a chef cook me an omelette based meal but admittedly that was a special drive day. Normally two or three frit juice options cookies breads jambon cheese and pâté.
I got a warm meal in Germany. In Austria you’ll get a monetary compensation.
T shirts, Socks (kinda loud dress socks) U.S.
Bro I got a juice pack
In Italy we have a small breakfast after a donation, it consists in a glass o water, coffe or hot chocolate, a croissant and either a bar of chocolate or some pralines
EDIT: I forgot a glass of fruit juice
Juice, soda, milk, coffee, maybe a beer… A light snack, typically fruit and/or chocolate… All while donating…
Other than that, the donor corp organisation gives a gift at 10, 25, 50, 100 donation.
I am from Denmark
En trisslott. A lottery ticket worth 30 Swedish kronor…
Used to be 30 kr in cash. Has not being raised for decades.
A pen/ keychain/ cup/ cinema ticket or 10e coupon in book store. Lithuania. Sometimes you can choose one of it but most of the time they give you random stuff
20 Euros and you are asked to recover for half an hour where you may eat ready-made sandwiches and snacks and drink juice.
In Moldova we get basic food products that cost around 15$ if bought in supermarket – 1 L of fruit juice, 0.25 kg halva, a can of beans, a can of some stew, a can of chicken, a can of kilka and around 0,5 kg of dried dates (I wrote this list from a picture I made after donating blood). BTW, thanks for the reminder that I should donate soon.
Wow cool I live in Bosnia and didn’t know this
Police fine for having too much alcohol in my bloodstream, Croatia.
They stick a needle in your arm and then tell you “good job!”
Belgium: a soda and a biscuit of choise, mobile blood collection teams also give small gifts such as a comic book.
You guys get stuff after donating blood?
Love the štrudle
You might get a juicebox and some crackers in Greece but usually I get a “Sorry we ran out”
We in ireland get Hepatitis C.
In Poland it is 8 choclates and a juice (or some other liquid). It should be energy equivalent of the blood you donated (so you should get 4500 kcal and 500 ml of liquid).
In Germany, I once got a coupon for a local bakery.
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Bulgaria is epic. Sugary processed fruit inspired drink, low quality chocolate and a tin of Rusensko Vareno (Spam-like processed tinned meat). I was expecting nothing so it exceeded expectations.
Cup of tea and a biscuit in the uk.
You guys get things ?
We get half a day off work actually
But this looks good too
We got mineral water and cookies in Turkey. Also, they plant a tree for you.
Candy bar, biscuit and water in Serbia
A warm or cold meal, cake and coffee at the afternoon, softdrinks and mineral water.
In France I once had a chef cook me an omelette based meal but admittedly that was a special drive day. Normally two or three frit juice options cookies breads jambon cheese and pâté.
I got a warm meal in Germany. In Austria you’ll get a monetary compensation.
T shirts, Socks (kinda loud dress socks) U.S.
Bro I got a juice pack
In Italy we have a small breakfast after a donation, it consists in a glass o water, coffe or hot chocolate, a croissant and either a bar of chocolate or some pralines
EDIT: I forgot a glass of fruit juice
Juice, soda, milk, coffee, maybe a beer… A light snack, typically fruit and/or chocolate… All while donating…
Other than that, the donor corp organisation gives a gift at 10, 25, 50, 100 donation.
I am from Denmark
En trisslott. A lottery ticket worth 30 Swedish kronor…
Used to be 30 kr in cash. Has not being raised for decades.
A pen/ keychain/ cup/ cinema ticket or 10e coupon in book store. Lithuania. Sometimes you can choose one of it but most of the time they give you random stuff
20 Euros and you are asked to recover for half an hour where you may eat ready-made sandwiches and snacks and drink juice.
In Moldova we get basic food products that cost around 15$ if bought in supermarket – 1 L of fruit juice, 0.25 kg halva, a can of beans, a can of some stew, a can of chicken, a can of kilka and around 0,5 kg of dried dates (I wrote this list from a picture I made after donating blood). BTW, thanks for the reminder that I should donate soon.
Wow cool I live in Bosnia and didn’t know this
Police fine for having too much alcohol in my bloodstream, Croatia.
They stick a needle in your arm and then tell you “good job!”
Belgium: a soda and a biscuit of choise, mobile blood collection teams also give small gifts such as a comic book.
You guys get stuff after donating blood?
Love the štrudle
You might get a juicebox and some crackers in Greece but usually I get a “Sorry we ran out”
We in ireland get Hepatitis C.
In Poland it is 8 choclates and a juice (or some other liquid). It should be energy equivalent of the blood you donated (so you should get 4500 kcal and 500 ml of liquid).
In Germany, I once got a coupon for a local bakery.