NationStates Jolt Archive

Health systems are plummeting in several nations. Many people await suitable donors but find none, dying shortly. Car accidents daily raise the amount of people in need of blood transfusions, hearts fail, and people die. The dead are not in need of their organs, and for their sacrifices the gods will truly honor them. And so, for those who are ill or dying in your nation: don't you think that you owe it to them to at least give them a shot at living? We have everything you need.

Organs:
Human Hearts (all human blood types): 60,000 USD each
Human Liver (all human blood types): 120,000 USD for a pair
Human Kidneys (all human blood types): 60,000 USD each
Human Pancreas (all human blood types): 45,000 USD each
Human Intestines (all human blood types): 65,000 USD each
Human Lungs (all human blood types): 65,000 USD each

Tissue:
Human Tendons: 2,500 USD per tendon
Human Heart Valves: 7,100 USD per valve
Human Skin: 1,500 USD per square inch
Human Blood (we have all types): 600 USD per centiliter

Your people do not have to die. Please, help them.

*Note: We sell the materials. We do not pay for the transplant/transfusion.

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Oh, well. Best to try again with a more marketable product.

OOC: Theres a UN proposal about this right now. So there isn't really a need for it. Plus through the UN proposal donors are free.

Next try selling Artificual organs. They might cost the same if your Health care is good to fund this kind of project. This process my save lives and just in case use dead people's organs not from people who are alive.

Come to think of it, it was probably the proposal that gave me the idea. But there are plenty of non-UN nations out there who could have bought a few.

Artificial organs? We have 'em. But it would really go against our plan. We can get organs for next to nothing off of dead people who won't complain (actually there's an interesting story behind where a lot of the organs come from and where a lot of them go, but I digress), while one has to manufacture artificial organs. Still, thanks for the feedback. :)