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Donation of Blood with high levels of THC in bloodstream.

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Octus, Sep 30, 2011.

  1. #1 Octus, Sep 30, 2011
    Is there a problem if I donated blood and had lots of THC in my bloodstream?
     
  2. #2 BongBeforeBeer, Sep 30, 2011
    hahahaha I hope not, and call me evil but the thought of some terminally ill patient now being pumped with THC has me laughing
     
  3. #3 HelpDesk, Sep 30, 2011
    Nope!

    It's perfectly fine.
     
  4. #4 BLARNEYSTONES, Sep 30, 2011
    when i was in high school, I remember them taking any assholes blood prior to a bogus test.


    so idk
     
  5. #5 MesKiDcudi, Sep 30, 2011

    Lmfaoo
    "Man this is gooood blood. What's in this stuff?!"
     
  6. #6 DragonFury, Sep 30, 2011
    Don't donate if you do, man. You might screw someones chances up for a job or something. You never know what could happen. That would be pretty bogus.
     
  7. #7 DriftinTofu, Sep 30, 2011
    im pretty sure they test the blood before they put it in someone else......right?
     
  8. #8 thebigdude909, Sep 30, 2011

    a few people recently got aids from tainted blood.
     
  9. #9 DriftinTofu, Sep 30, 2011
    Thats ridiculous...free money and medical card at least?
     
  10. #10 HelpDesk, Sep 30, 2011
    That's impossible.... They test you with a little poke of your finger before you even give blood... they test for all the basics.. like aids, herpes... things of that nature.
     
  11. #11 bahookahjoe18, Sep 30, 2011

    Not when the Red Cross took my blood in high school.

    We only had to have a medical history taken. ID was shown. Forms were filled. Blood was drawn.
     
  12. #12 DragonFury, Sep 30, 2011
    That little finger prick is just used to determine the iron count in your blood. If its too low, you can't donate cause you'd probably hit the floor right after. Haha
     
  13. #13 BiHBeast, Sep 30, 2011
    Yeah im pretty sure theyre not gonna give someone blood without testing it...
     
  14. #14 zed627, Sep 30, 2011
    Last edited: Nov 19, 2017
    lll
     
  15. #15 zed627, Sep 30, 2011
    Last edited: Nov 19, 2017
    lll
     

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