Abstract
[...] this is not the price for blood but service charges for processing blood units after collection. If we see historical part of pricing of blood and components in India, National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) passed a circular in 1992 that for government hospital's service charge should be Indian rupees (INR) 250 and for private hospitals it should be INR.500 (present exchange rate of about Indian Rs.38= 1 US$). Government and Transfusion Medicine specialists from this part of the world should pay special attention so that there should be a reasonable cost recovery system and no body should make unwanted profit from the gift of blood.
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