Curtis Lee

A lot of people wanted to be anonymous in these conversations.

A lot of people wanted to be anonymous in these conversations.

They weren't proud of having to sell their blood plasma.

They weren't proud of having to sell their blood plasma.

But then you talk to, you know, patients that need certain medical therapies, and they're very grateful to these people who are donating and selling their plasma because it helps with...

But then you talk to, you know, patients that need certain medical therapies, and they're very grateful to these people who are donating and selling their plasma because it helps with...

their medicines.

their medicines.

And the United States collects about 70% of the world's blood plasma.

And the United States collects about 70% of the world's blood plasma.

And it's only one of a handful of countries around the world that allow for the payment of plasma.

And it's only one of a handful of countries around the world that allow for the payment of plasma.

So that's why it's become such a lucrative business in the United States.

So that's why it's become such a lucrative business in the United States.

Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah, absolutely.

And it's done really well over the years, but it's also a company that's looked to work on its profit margins, essentially.

And it's done really well over the years, but it's also a company that's looked to work on its profit margins, essentially.

It's lowered donor fees, but it's very much a company that's doing well in this country.

It's lowered donor fees, but it's very much a company that's doing well in this country.