Some medical conditions or medications may affect your eligibility to donate blood. It's important to disclose any medical history and medications during the application process. Our medical team will assess your eligibility based on this information. If you have concerns, please consult with our team for personalized guidance.

The frequency of blood donation depends on various factors, including your health and the type of donation. In general, whole blood donors can typically donate every 56 days, while platelet donors may have a shorter interval. Visit our website or consult with our team for specific information based on your donation type.

Applying as a blood donor is easy! Visit our website and navigate to the "Apply as a Donor" page. Fill out the online application form with your personal information and follow the instructions provided. Our team will review your application, and if you meet the criteria, you'll be contacted for further steps.

The age limit for blood donors varies depending on the type of donation. In most cases, donors must be at least 17 years old (or 16 with parental consent) and meet other health criteria. There may be upper age limits for certain donation types. Check our website for detailed age requirements.

Once you submit your donor application, our team will review the information provided. If you meet the eligibility criteria, you will be contacted for additional steps, such as a health assessment and scheduling a donation appointment.

To become a blood donor, you must meet certain eligibility criteria, including age requirements, good health, and adherence to specific medical guidelines. Ensure you review the detailed eligibility criteria on our website before applying.