Indian Red Cross Soceity, Shriman Rambhai Shah Blood Bank in Solapur, Maharashtra

Indian Red Cross Soceity, Shriman Rambhai Shah Blood Bank is located at Jawaharlal Hospital Compound,Shivaji Road, Barsi, Somwarpeth, Solapur in the Solapur district of Maharashtra. Phone number, contact email and website address if available is provided above in the blood bank vital information section. Please refer to the location on Map if you want to visit this blood bank right now. Checkout other blood banks near Indian Red Cross Soceity, Shriman Rambhai Shah Blood Bank if this one is closed or if you cannot find your required blood type and amount of blood needed. Apart from Indian Red Cross Soceity, Shriman Rambhai Shah Blood Bank you can also try Dean Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Sarvopchar Hospital Blood Bank, Indian Red Cross Society, Sarjubai Bansila Bajaj Blood Bank, M.M.Patel Public Charitable Trust, Ashwini Rural Medical College and Hospital Blood Bank, Solapur Blood Bank, Dr. Hegdewar Rakta Pedhi Sanstha, Solapur, Indian Red Cross Society, Bai Gopabai Damani Blood Bank, Shri Markendya Charitable and Medical Trust Irrapanna N Boli Blood Bank, Athar Minorities Social and Welfare Associations, Athar Blood Bank, Akshay Blood Bank, IMA, Sahakar Maharshi Shankarrao Mohite Patil Blood Bank, Azad Panchis Groups Sddheshwar Blood Bank.

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Important points to remember when going to a blood bank

1. Is the blood bank open at this time and does it have have you want? Wasting time on travelling when minutes amount to life and death of a patient.
2. Make sure you know what blood group and how many units of blood is required.
3. Sometimes you can only get blood by replacement (donate 1 unit for 1 unit)
4. Sometimes you need to pay for the blood and sometimes its free at fully charitable blood banks.