Thanks everybody for your responses to my comments. I find it peculiar that I keep getting referred to the Living Donor Toolkit and the Recipient Toolkit information because the information in there is what prompted my comments in the first place. As a person in need of a kidney transplant I read everything I can to help my cause and pass the information on to potential donors. It is really frustrating when potential donors asking for information are told something different or contrary to other information they've already seen or read from the same source. It isn't confidence inspiring for potential donors to feel like they can't get consistent, straight answers and it is devastating for recipient candidates to see their potential donor pool shrink with each of these conflicting bits of information. Let me give an example. From the Donor Toolkit "there's no age cutoff for living kidney donation". My cousin was told 80. lcamino's mother was told "80 is too old". kquick says 70's may be considered for related living kidney donors and 60's for unrelated living kidney donors. I have other examples but I'm starting to get bummed out. I can only imagine how hard it is for people to consider living organ donation and reliable information is important.