Don't throw away hundreds of dollars in diabetic test strips, CGM sensors, or insulin pump supplies. StripValue pays cash — free shipping, nationwide.
Insurance changes are one of the most common reasons people end up with a stockpile of unused diabetic supplies. Whether you switched jobs, aged onto Medicare, changed plans during open enrollment, or transitioned to a CGM system — you may have months of unexpired supplies that your new plan simply won't cover anymore.
That's not a small amount of money. A 90-day supply of Dexcom G7 sensors retails for over $300. A box of OneTouch Ultra test strips runs $30–$60. If you've got multiple boxes sitting in a drawer, you could be looking at $200–$800 in supplies — and StripValue will pay you cash for them.
📋 We buy: Diabetic test strips, CGM sensors (Dexcom G6/G7, Freestyle Libre 2/3), OmniPod pods, insulin pump supplies, and more — as long as they're unexpired and unopened.
People end up with excess supplies in a few predictable situations. If any of these sound familiar, StripValue can help:
Here's a general guide to what StripValue pays for common supplies. Exact offers depend on expiration date, brand, and quantity.
| Supply Type | Example Brands | Typical Buyback Value |
|---|---|---|
| Blood Glucose Test Strips (50ct box) | OneTouch, Accu-Chek, Contour | $8–$22/box |
| CGM Sensors — Dexcom G7 (box of 3) | Dexcom | $45–$85/box |
| CGM Sensors — Freestyle Libre 3 (box of 2) | Abbott | $35–$65/box |
| OmniPod 5 Pods (box of 10) | Insulet | $50–$90/box |
| OmniPod DASH Pods (box of 10) | Insulet | $40–$70/box |
| Dexcom G6 Sensors (box of 3) | Dexcom | $35–$60/box |
| Freestyle Libre 2 Sensors (box of 2) | Abbott | $25–$50/box |
| Insulin Pump Infusion Sets | Medtronic, Tandem | $15–$40/box |
| Tandem t:slim Cartridges | Tandem | $20–$45/box |
The process is simple and designed to be as easy as possible. You never need to leave your house.
Use our online quote tool at stripvalue.com. Enter the brand, model, and quantity of your supplies and we'll give you an immediate offer.
If you accept the offer, we email you a prepaid USPS shipping label. Print it, box up your supplies, and drop it off at any post office or USPS location.
When your package arrives, our team verifies the expiration dates and condition match what was quoted. This usually takes 1–2 business days.
We pay via Zelle, PayPal, or mailed check. Most payments go out within 24–48 hours of inspection completion.
Yes. Selling unopened, unexpired, privately-purchased diabetic supplies is legal in the United States. You purchased these supplies — they're your property and you have the right to sell them.
The one exception: supplies purchased through or billed to Medicare or Medicaid cannot be resold. This is a federal law (anti-kickback statute) that applies to government-funded healthcare. Private insurance supplies are fine.
If you're unsure about your specific situation, we're happy to answer questions before you ship anything.
We accept supplies with at least 4 months remaining until expiration. This gives recipients adequate time to use them responsibly.
If your supplies expire in less than 4 months, we may not be able to accept them, but reach out — sometimes we can make exceptions for large quantities or hard-to-find supplies.
💡 Don't wait on this. Every month closer to expiration reduces the value of your supplies. If your insurance just changed, this week is the best time to act.
Unlike local buyback programs, StripValue operates across all 50 states. Whether you're in Phoenix, Chicago, New York, or rural Montana — if you have unexpired diabetic supplies, we'll send you a prepaid label and pay you cash.
We've bought supplies from thousands of customers who found themselves in exactly your situation. The process works, and we pay promptly.
We redistribute your supplies to individuals who need them but can't afford market prices. Diabetic supplies are expensive — many people ration test strips or skip CGM sensors because of cost. Your unused extras go to real people who benefit from them directly.
You get cash. They get affordable supplies. Nothing gets thrown away. It's genuinely a good outcome for everyone involved.
Yes, as long as the supplies weren't billed to Medicare or Medicaid. If they were covered by a private employer plan, individual marketplace plan, or purchased out-of-pocket, they're yours to sell.
Use our online quote tool — it's instant and free. No commitment required. You'll see exactly what we'll pay before you decide to ship anything.
No problem. You can quote multiple items in one transaction and ship them together in one box. We accept Dexcom, Freestyle Libre, OmniPod, OneTouch, Accu-Chek, Contour, and most other major brands.
Just make sure supplies are in their original, unopened packaging. Use a sturdy box with padding to prevent damage during shipping. We recommend USPS Priority Mail for most shipments.
Most payments go out within 1–2 business days of receiving and verifying your shipment. Zelle and PayPal typically arrive same-day. Checks are mailed within 2 business days.
We'll always communicate before making any adjustment. If an item doesn't match the quote (wrong expiration, opened packaging, etc.), we'll reach out to discuss options. We don't just send a lower check without explanation.
Free shipping. Fast payment. Nationwide buyback. If your insurance changed and left you with unused diabetic supplies, we'll take them off your hands — and pay you well for them.
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