If you have unopened, unexpired FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors, Dexcom G7 sensors, or other CGM supplies sitting in a drawer, you're sitting on cash. Insurance changes, upgrades to newer devices, and prescription switches leave thousands of Americans with perfectly good diabetic supplies they can no longer use. StripValue buys those supplies and puts real money in your pocket — quickly, easily, and completely mail-in from anywhere in the country.

What CGM & Diabetic Supplies Does StripValue Buy?

Supply Type	Approximate Payout	Requirements
FreeStyle Libre 3 Sensors (box of 2)	$35–$55/box	Unopened, 3+ months to exp.
FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensors (box of 2)	$25–$40/box	Unopened, 3+ months to exp.
Dexcom G7 Sensors (30-day kit)	$75–$120/box	Unopened, 3+ months to exp.
Dexcom G6 Sensors (3-pack)	$40–$65/box	Unopened, 3+ months to exp.
Omnipod DASH / 5 Pods (5-pack)	$30–$50/box	Unopened, sealed
Test Strips (various brands, box of 50-100)	$5–$25/box	Unopened, 6+ months to exp.
Insulin Pump Supplies (sets, reservoirs)	$10–$35/box	Unopened, 6+ months to exp.
Lancets & Lancing Devices	$3–$10/box	Unopened

💡 More Boxes = Higher Per-Box Rate: If you're sending multiple boxes of the same item, we often pay a higher rate per box. Tell us your full inventory when you request a quote.

Why People End Up With Unused CGM Supplies

It happens more than you'd think:

You switched from Libre 3 to Dexcom G7 (or vice versa) and have leftover sensors
Your insurance changed and you got a 3-month supply right before the switch
A family member passed away or no longer needs their supplies
You transitioned to an insulin pump and no longer need CGM sensors
You over-ordered and have more than you can use before expiration
Your doctor changed your prescription and you still have the old supplies

Whatever the reason — don't throw them away. Those supplies have real value to someone who needs them, and we'll pay you for them.

How to Sell Your CGM Supplies — 4 Simple Steps

Request a Quote

Tell us what you have — type, quantity, expiration dates. We'll send a firm offer.

Ship Free

We email you a prepaid shipping label. Box it up and drop it at USPS or UPS.

We Inspect

We verify supplies are unopened, undamaged, and match your quote details.

Get Paid

Check, PayPal, Zelle, or Venmo — your choice. Payment within 1–2 business days of receipt.

Is It Legal to Sell Diabetic Test Strips and CGM Supplies?

Yes — with one important condition. It is legal to sell diabetic supplies that you purchased at retail or paid for out-of-pocket. It is not legal to sell supplies that were paid for by Medicare, Medicaid, or Tricare. Those programs prohibit resale of federally-funded supplies.

If your supplies were covered by private insurance, an employer health plan, or you paid out of pocket — selling them is perfectly legal and happens every day across the country.

⚠️ Federal Program Exception: Do NOT sell supplies paid for by Medicare, Medicaid, or Tricare. Private insurance, HSA/FSA, and out-of-pocket purchases are fine to sell.

FreeStyle Libre 3 vs. Libre 2 — Does the Version Matter for Payout?

Yes, significantly. The FreeStyle Libre 3 is Abbott's current flagship CGM — it's smaller, more accurate, and continuously streams readings to your phone. It commands higher resale value than the Libre 2. If you have Libre 3 sensors, expect meaningfully higher payouts than earlier versions.

The Libre 3 launched in 2023 and has been growing in adoption rapidly. As of 2026 it's the dominant prescribing choice over Libre 2, making Libre 2 supplies slightly less in demand — but still worth selling if they haven't expired.

CGM Supply Expiration — What's Acceptable?

Generally we require at least 3 months of remaining shelf life on CGM sensors, and at least 6 months on test strips and infusion sets. Supplies expiring in less than 90 days are typically not salable. If you're unsure, send us the details and we'll give you an honest answer.

Expired supplies should be disposed of responsibly — many pharmacies and medical waste programs accept them.

What Happens to the Supplies After You Buy Them?

StripValue resells verified, unexpired diabetic supplies to individuals who are uninsured or underinsured and can't afford retail prices. CGM sensors retail for $75–$120/month at pharmacy price — far out of reach for many people without insurance coverage. Your unused supplies go to someone who genuinely needs them, at a price they can afford. It's a genuine win-win.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly do I get paid after sending my supplies? We aim to pay within 1–2 business days of receiving and verifying your shipment. Most sellers get paid within 48 hours of our receiving the package.

What if my supplies don't match the quote once you inspect them? We'll contact you immediately and give you the option to accept the revised offer or have your supplies returned at our cost. We never just keep supplies and pay less without telling you.

Can I send in a mix of different supplies in one shipment? Absolutely — in fact, we encourage it. Bundle everything you have in one box and we'll quote each item separately. One shipment, one payment.

Do you buy supplies from someone who passed away? Yes. If you're handling the estate or belongings of a loved one, we'll treat the transaction with care and respect. As long as the supplies weren't covered by a federal program, they're eligible for sale.

What payment methods do you offer? Check by mail, PayPal, Zelle, or Venmo. You pick what works best for you.

Is shipping really free? Yes — we provide a prepaid shipping label at no cost to you. You don't pay anything to send your supplies in.

Don't Let Your Unused Supplies Go to Waste

Unused FreeStyle Libre 3, Dexcom G7, or other CGM supplies sitting in a cabinet are quietly becoming worthless as expiration dates approach. Turn them into cash now — it only takes a few minutes to get a quote, and we handle everything else.

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