A unit of red blood cells ready for transfusion must have a label that contains specific, critical information to ensure traceability and safety. The minimum required information typically includes: 1) The unique donation number or unit number. 2) The ABO group and Rh type of the donor blood. 3) The name of the blood product (e.g., 'Red Blood Cells, Leukocytes Reduced'). 4) The expiration date and time (or storage temperature). 5) The name and address of the blood collection facility or processing lab. 6) Required warnings (e.g., 'Rx only', 'See circular of information'). Importantly, when the unit is crossmatched for a specific patient, an additional compatibility label is attached with the patient's name, ID, date of crossmatch, and the blood bank's identification. This dual labeling ensures the right blood gets to the right patient.

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