Why are stool donors needed? Your healthy gut microbiota could help save lives. Donating stool is a safe, simple, and powerful way to help treat serious infections like C. difficile and contribute to cutting-edge research.
Who can donate?
We’re looking for healthy individuals aged 18–50 who:
- Are in good overall health
- Are not currently taking antibiotics
- Have no history of chronic gastrointestinal disease
- Are willing to undergo health screening and routine testing
The donation process
- Initial screening – Fill in a short questionnaire.
- Health assessment – You’ll be invited for blood and stool tests to check for infections.
- Donation – Once approved, you’ll be scheduled to provide samples at a designated site.
Is it safe?
Yes. The entire process is overseen by medical professionals in hygienic, secure lab conditions. All donations are anonymous and used with strict ethical approval.
FAQs
Will it hurt? – Not at all! You simply provide a stool sample.
How long does it take? – The donation itself takes just minutes.
Will I be compensated? – You may be reimbursed for your time and travel.
Interested in becoming a donor?
Contact us at [email or form link] to register your interest.
Want to see the impact your donation can have?
Each method has its own advantages, and the choice depends on factors like the patient’s condition and doctor’s recommendation.
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