Sell Your Diabetic Supplies for Cash

Yes. Products with dings, dents, or damaged packaging may receive a lower offer because they can be harder to resell. We will inspect the condition of all products before confirming the final price.

Yes. Products that expire more than 1 year from the date we receive them typically qualify for the highest payouts. Items with shorter expiration dates may receive a lower offer.

Once we receive your shipment, our team will inspect the products and verify their condition and expiration dates. If any items are damaged or do not meet our requirements, we will inform you of the adjusted price before processing payment.

If products arrive damaged, expired, opened, or do not meet our purchasing requirements, they may not qualify for purchase.

In this case, you will be notified. If you would like the products returned, you will be responsible for purchasing a new shipping label for the items to be shipped back to you.

Shipping reimbursement is only provided for shipments that contain products that qualify and are accepted for purchase. If items do not meet our purchasing requirements, shipping reimbursement may not be provided.

Yes. In most cases, it is legal in the United States to sell unused diabetic supplies, such as test strips and CGM sensors. Many people receive extra supplies through insurance or prescription changes and choose to sell unopened items they no longer need.

All supplies must be unopened, unused, and legally owned by the seller. By submitting supplies to us, you confirm that the items belong to you and are not stolen or tampered with.

No. We do not purchase insulin or prescription medications.

Due to safety and legal regulations, we are only able to purchase certain diabetic supplies, such as unopened test strips and CGM sensors.

If you are unsure whether your items qualify, feel free to contact us or submit a quote and we will let you know if we can accept them.