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You can. Basically, every member – including children – is a full individual member with us, since we draw blood as individuals when needed. However, as the head of the family or family representative, you can first register yourself and then add other family members. The majority of our members register as a family – this probably has to do with the fact that people are more concerned about the quality of their blood when they have children. The cost is 50 CHF/EUR/USD per adult per year, children and teenagers up to 18 years (or as long as they are in education) are free. However, the same applies here: These are only guidelines. If you can, pay these amounts (or more if you want), but if that puts too much strain on your budget, pay whatever you can – there is no lower limit: the free choice of blood and thus your membership with us should not and must not depend on your financial possibilities, but must be a human right.
Membership
I live in the UK or any other country; can I also become a member?
Of course you can – we are happy if we have a strong position in these countries as well, because this is the only way to achieve what we want, namely free blood choice anytime and anywhere.
On the page https://safeblood.net/en/contact/ you will find a list of contacts in all countries where we already have members and a branch.
If you can and want to help to build up the necessary infrastructure, please in the country of your choice on the list above.
Why should I become a member?
You don’t want to let blood from vaccinated people into your body in a case of emergency. At the moment, you don’t even have this option, which means we have to fight for it. Nobody can do it alone. Since we have a long way to go, and may even have to change some laws, it is enormously important that we network and exert pressure together. The best way to do that is to have a strong position, and we can get that with you as a member. If we, as a small group of founders, try to stand up to Big Pharma, they will laugh themselves to death. But once we have 10,000, 100,000 or more members, the politicians and lobbyists can no longer avoid taking us seriously. In Switzerland there are still about two and a half million unvaccinated people, and this will not change much in the future. Almost every third Swiss has remained vaccine-free despite enormous pressure. If only 10% of these become members, we will have 250,000 members only in Switzerland, enough to achieve everything we have set out to do: The free choice of donor blood.