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OTC pain killers & blood donation: How long before blood donation must one not consume an OTC pain Killer?


Is it 24 or 48 hours, & does it matter if it's aspirin, advil, motrin, etc.?

I routinely donated while on Prozac, & also taking ibuprofen. They asked, I answered truthfully, & I was allowed to donate..

you can't donate if you've had any ilness in the last month and no froms of medication. not sure about things like painkillers though

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