FL S1818

Defines "volunteer donor" as a person who receives no remuneration other than incentives for blood donations intended for transfusion, qualifying for federal volunteer donor labeling.

Prohibits local governments from restricting blood establishments' access to public facilities based on for-profit or not-for-profit status, and prevents blood establishments from charging different service fees based on the purchaser's organizational structure.

Requires blood establishments collecting volunteer donations to disclose on the internet their collection and distribution processes, annual blood component production and distribution data, conflict-of-interest policies, and financial statements or IRS Form 990s.

Exempts blood establishments operating under federal regulations from requiring a prescription drug manufacturer permit, but requires a restricted prescription drug distributor permit if distributing certain prescription drugs to health care entities.

Establishes maximum administrative fine of $10,000 per annual reporting period for blood establishments that fail to disclose required information, with disciplinary action against their clinical laboratory licenses.