Abstract: Objective This article compares the Blood Donation Law with other relevant laws and regulations and analyzes the inconsistencies or conflicting contents among them. The differences were found with age regulation of voluntary blood donors, publicity and education of voluntary blood donation, donation volume and time of intervals, treatments of surplus plasma, emergency blood usage and blood supply, punishments due to illegal blood collection, transfusion-transmitted infectious diseases, and dereliction of duty, etc. Suggestions were given to the blood collection and supply regulation system in the country, including the definition of unqualified blood products, protection of the privacy of blood donors, transportation privilege of first-aid blood delivery vehicles, and the occupational exposure treatments of medical personnel engaged in blood collection and preparation so as to to promote the sustained and stable development of voluntary blood donation and meet the needs for the development for health care.

Key words: Blood donation law, Transfusion related regulations, Comparative study