The advent of fluffies was a milestone in humanities medical prowess and it opened the floodgates to further development, a major logistical and financial cost were born by medical facilities blood supplies, keeping donations high and keeping that which was donated usable were a constant battle.
Hasbio gene spliced a line of fluffies that produced human O+ blood, this meant that rather than maintaining expensive blood storage facilities far cheaper facilities could be used to stockpile live bloodbags which could be harvested slowly to supply a hospital or if the need arose the fluffy could be used to provide the freshest blood possible if a patient required it.
i don’t understand the assertion im seeing that a hospital would be using off the street fluffies for this and not buying specially bred ones direct from hasbio and (in the US at least) charging 8700 times the cost per liter of blood pumped in… and using a system to prevent contamination so they could just reusue it after giving it some orange juice.
like, thats the real objection i have, like why the fuck am i paying 8700 dollars per liter of blood that only cost a buck?
yeah, these are living medical supplies, they make blood that cannot be differentiated from actual human blood, they are well regulated and there is zero chance of ENFLUFFIFICATION complications due to its source.
