Arpan Blood Bank and Blood Component Laboratory and Research Centre in Nashik, Maharashtra

Arpan Blood Bank and Blood Component Laboratory and Research Centre is located at Athawale Chambers, Tilak Road, Nashik in the Nashik 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 Arpan Blood Bank and Blood Component Laboratory and Research Centre if this one is closed or if you cannot find your required blood type and amount of blood needed. Apart from Arpan Blood Bank and Blood Component Laboratory and Research Centre you can also try Seva Blood Bank, Malegaon Blood Bank, Sanjeevani Blood Bank, NDMVPS Medical College and Hospital Blood Bank, Jijau Mahila sevabhavi sansthan Nashik Blood Bank and Transfusion Research institute blood bank, Ansar Blood Bank, Sainik Aspatal Military Hospital Blood Bank, Samta Blood Bank, J.D.C. Bytco Hospital Blood Bank, Civil Surgeon, District- Civil Hospital Blood Bank, Roachabai Sugnomal Manwani, Cantonment General Hospital, Jankalyan Blood Bank, HAL Ozar Township Infront of Gem High School ,Ozar ,Tal-Niphad,Nashik.

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1. Make sure the blood bank is open and can fulfil your requirement. Call them up whenever possible before you waste time on travelling to the blood bank.
2. Note your required blood group and other importac details like quantity and conditions from your doctor.
3. Please note that most blood banks seek replacement blood from donors who are frieinds or relatives of the receiver.
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