No. Unjected Blood is not a blood bank and we do not collect, store, or provide blood. We are a free matching platform that allows unvaccinated donors and recipients to find and contact each other. Actual blood donation still happens through hospitals or licensed blood centers using the normal directed-donation process.

We cannot supply blood directly. What we can do is help you find unvaccinated people who are willing to be Direct Donors. Once you connect with a compatible donor, you and the donor work with your hospital to arrange a directed donation. We recommend starting this process as early as possible.

Unjected Blood is still a growing platform. The more people who register in your area, the higher the chance of finding local matches. We encourage you to register even if you don’t see anyone nearby yet — your registration helps the network grow. You can also expand your search radius or check back regularly as new members join.

You can look for a hospital that allows directed donations — many do. You also have the right to request the blood you prefer. Some states explicitly protect personal medical autonomy and privacy in healthcare decisions.

We recommend testing the donor’s blood for mRNA spike protein antibodies and excess foreign DNA before use. LabCorp offers relevant antibody and DNA panels. Additional specialized testing is available through labs such as INMODIA in Germany. Even if a donor is listed as unvaccinated, independent verification is the safest approach.

Yes. Anyone can register as a Recipient, regardless of vaccination status. We especially encourage vaccinated individuals to join so they have the option of receiving blood from unvaccinated donors if a transfusion is ever needed.

An autologous transfusion uses your own blood that was collected and stored in advance. It eliminates the risk of receiving someone else’s blood. It is not suitable for everyone (for example, in cases of infection or certain medical conditions), so discuss it with your doctor.

No. People from anywhere in the world can register and search for compatible donors.

No. Unjected Blood is a matching platform only. We do not provide medical advice. Always consult your physician regarding any medical decisions.

Have the donor go to your hospital for the standard directed-donation screening (usually a short questionnaire). If approved, they can donate blood to be held on standby for your procedure. We also strongly recommend independent testing of the donor’s blood for mRNA spike antibodies and foreign DNA before use.

No. Mike Gollins serves as a Chief Warrant Officer in the Army Reserves. The views expressed on this website are solely those of Mike and Alma Gollins and do not represent the Department of Defense, the U.S. Army, or any government agency. The founders are not medical professionals.