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  • Research project: Information for blood donors

    This leaflet is given to donors asked to take part in research projects. It contains information help you understand what we hope to find out, and to help you decide whether to participate.

  • Can I give blood?

    We really want you to be able to give blood. Have a look at the information below to find out if you might be eligible.

  • Sexual relations

    Can I give blood? If you’re 17 to 65 and in good health, you probably can. However, there are some exceptions.

  • Publications

    The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service produces a number of leaflets about giving blood. These materials are available at blood donor centres and community sessions across Scotland.

  • Freedom of information

    The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) is part of NHS National Services Scotland.

  • Celebrating our platelet heroes

    With a shelf life of only seven days, platelets are a vital blood component which support many of Scotland's patients.

  • Dundee Road Closure: Ninewells Avenue

    Donors visiting Ninewells Hospital to give blood should be aware that roadworks are planned which will affect access to the hospital and parking on Ninewells Avenue. Please make sure you plan your journey in advance.

  • We need people just like you

    Our new campaign features real donors from around the country. Read how they feel about giving blood - and how they felt about starring in the ad.

  • New campaign 'People Like You' launches on World Blood Donor Day

    The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) is marking World Blood Donor Day today by launching a new advertising campaign featuring blood donors from across Scotland.

  • Wellbank village give blood

    Wellbank Village Hall opened its doors and welcomed 63 donors from the DD5 and DD4 postcode area on Thursday 12 May 2022.

Current blood stock levels across Scotland Wednesday 30 April

We aim to retain 6 days of stocks at any time in order to meet the requirements of patients in Scotland.

Learn more about blood types