Who can B positive (B+) donate blood to?
Red blood cells from a B positive (B+) donor can be given to: B+, AB+. The blood centre tests and cross-matches every unit before use.
Together for a Healthier Tomorrow
A simple guide for people who are B positive (B+), or looking for B positive (B+) blood. It explains compatibility and how to request blood. Final matching is always done by the hospital or blood centre.
Sign in to request bloodRed blood cells from a B positive (B+) donor can be given to these groups, after the blood centre tests and cross-matches the blood: B+, AB+.
A B positive (B+) patient can receive red blood cells from these groups, after testing and cross-matching: B+, B-, O+, O-.
Plasma follows different rules from red cells, and Rh does not matter for it. Plasma from a B positive (B+) donor can be given to: B, O. A blood centre decides what is suitable.
Register in the app to be notified when a matching request is posted. Blood group does not decide whether you can donate: the blood centre checks your health on the day.
Red blood cells from a B positive (B+) donor can be given to: B+, AB+. The blood centre tests and cross-matches every unit before use.
A B positive (B+) patient can receive red blood cells from: B+, B-, O+, O-. The hospital confirms the match with a cross-match test.
Post a blood request in The Life Savers app with the blood group, hospital and contact number. Matching voluntary donors may be notified and can choose to respond. We cannot guarantee a donor, so also contact the hospital blood bank.
Your blood group does not decide this. The blood centre checks your health, weight, haemoglobin and recent history on the day. Read our blood donation guide for general eligibility.
The website helps you look things up. The app helps when time matters, because it can reach you even when your browser is closed.

