What type of identification is required for donating at CSL Plasma?

To donate at CSL Plasma, a government-issued photo ID is required as it serves as an official form of identification that verifies both your identity and age. This is crucial for compliance with regulations concerning plasma donation, as it ensures that donors meet the legal age requirement, which is typically 18 years or older.

Having a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport, helps the facility confirm the donor's identity and keeps the donation process secure and regulated. This type of identification not only provides proof of identity but also includes essential details like date of birth, which is vital for determining eligibility for donation.

Other forms of identification, such as a Social Security card or an employee ID, do not provide the same level of verification and might lack critical information or photo identification necessary for the donation process. Thus, the requirement for a government-issued photo ID is designed to ensure safety and compliance within the donation system.