Switched insurance? Changed CGM systems? Have extra sensors piling up? StripValue buys unused Dexcom G7 sensors and transmitters nationwide — free shipping, fast payment.
Get My Quote →It happens more than you'd think. Insurance changes mid-year, and suddenly your plan covers the Dexcom G6 instead of the G7. Your doctor switches you to a different CGM system — maybe you moved to the Freestyle Libre 3 or an integrated pump system. A family member who was using the supplies passes away. Or you simply ordered a 90-day supply and your situation changed before you used it all.
Whatever the reason, you're sitting on unopened Dexcom G7 sensors that you paid for — sometimes hundreds of dollars worth. They don't have to go to waste. StripValue buys them.
Exact quotes depend on quantity, expiration date, and current market demand. Here's a general reference:
| Supply Type | Quantity | Typical Payout |
|---|---|---|
| Dexcom G7 Sensors (3-month supply, ~9–10 sensors) | 1 box | $60–$120 |
| Dexcom G7 Sensors (multiple boxes) | 2–4 boxes | $110–$280 |
| Dexcom G6 Sensors (3-sensor box) | 1 box | $35–$65 |
| Dexcom G6 Transmitter (single) | 1 unit | $20–$45 |
| Freestyle Libre 3 (2-pack sensors) | 1 pack | $25–$50 |
| Diabetic Test Strips (50-count name brand) | 1 box | $8–$18 |
Prices vary based on expiration date, brand, and quantity. Supplies with 6+ months until expiration receive the best rates. Submit your supply details for an exact quote.
Yes — with conditions. Here's what makes a sale legal:
If you purchased your supplies through private insurance, employer benefits, or out of pocket — they're yours to sell. StripValue only purchases legally sellable supplies and we verify this during our intake process.
If your Dexcom G7 supplies were covered by Medicare or Medicaid, they are not sellable under federal law. This is a hard line. If you're not sure which insurance paid for your supplies, check your EOB (Explanation of Benefits) — it will show the payer. When in doubt, call us and we'll help you figure it out before you send anything.
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StripValue is a professional buyer. We know exactly what your Dexcom G7 supply is worth because we buy them every week. We pay fair prices, process payments fast, and handle everything cleanly. No meetups, no haggling, no uncertainty.
Dexcom is our most popular category, but we also buy:
Have a mix of different supplies? That's fine — we can quote on everything at once. A lot of our customers send in a box with three or four different products and get one combined payout.
Yes — if they're unopened, unexpired, and not from Medicaid/Medicare. StripValue buys unused Dexcom G7 sensors nationwide. Get a quote by calling (623) 263-0222 or visiting stripvalue.com.
StripValue typically pays $60–$120 for a 3-month supply (9–10 sensors) with 6+ months until expiration. Larger quantities and longer shelf life get better rates. Submit your details for an exact quote.
Yes, if they're unopened, not from Medicaid/Medicare, and not labeled "Not for Resale." Supplies purchased through private insurance or out of pocket are legally yours to sell.
We pay via Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, or check — your choice. Most payments go out within 48 hours of receiving and verifying your supplies.
We buy Dexcom G6 and G7, Freestyle Libre 2 and 3, all major brands of test strips (OneTouch, Accu-Chek, Contour), Omnipod pods, Tandem infusion sets, and glucose meters. Call or visit stripvalue.com to check if your specific supply is currently in our buying list.
Free shipping. Fast payment. Nationwide service. Don't let your supplies expire — get a quote today.
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