We buy unused BP monitors from Omron, Withings, QardioArm, A&D Medical, and other brands. Nationwide buyback — free quote, free shipping, fast payment.
💰 Get a Free Quote Learn More| Brand / Model | Est. Cash Offer | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Withings BPM Connect | $35–$65 | Wi-Fi model, with cuff |
| Withings BPM Core (EKG model) | $60–$100 | Combo BP + EKG unit |
| QardioArm Wireless | $30–$55 | Smart app-connected model |
| Omron Platinum (BP5450) | $30–$55 | Complete upper arm cuff set |
| Omron Complete (BP5100) | $35–$60 | BP + EKG combo model |
| Omron Gold / Silver (upper arm) | $20–$40 | Standard validated cuff models |
| A&D Medical UA-767F | $18–$35 | Validated upper arm model |
| Omron wrist models | $12–$28 | Must be recent (2020+) |
| Generic / store-brand BP monitor | $5–$15 | Lower demand; condition critical |
Estimates only. Exact quotes depend on model year, condition, and included accessories. Contact us for a firm number.
A new Withings BPM Core retails for $150+. Patients who can't afford new often buy lightly used devices at half price — creating consistent demand on the secondary market.
Many generic cheap monitors sell new but aren't clinically validated. Name-brand used monitors (Omron, Withings) are often more accurate than cheap new ones, making them desirable even secondhand.
Validated BP monitors from the US — especially smart app-connected models — have strong international demand where the same device costs much more locally.
Small clinics, health coaching practices, and home care companies purchase high-quality used BP monitors in bulk to outfit patient programs affordably.
Blood pressure monitors are often purchased with strong intentions and then go unused. Maybe your doctor gave you a better recommendation, your condition stabilized, you upgraded to a smarter model, or you received a monitor as a gift and already have one. Whatever the reason, that device sitting in a drawer has real cash value.
The window to maximize value is early. A 2-year-old Withings BPM Connect still works great and sells well. A 5-year-old monitor starts to show its age in specs and software compatibility, and value drops. If you've been considering selling, sooner is better.
EKG combo devices: Monitors like the Withings BPM Core and Omron Complete that also take an ECG/EKG reading command premium prices because they're multi-function devices that cost $130–$200 new. If you have one of these, your quote will be toward the higher end of the range.
App-connected smart monitors: Wi-Fi or Bluetooth monitors that sync with Apple Health, Google Fit, or their own app (Withings, QardioArm) are more valuable than standalone devices because they're increasingly what consumers want in 2026.
Clinically validated upper arm models: Upper arm cuff models validated by the American Heart Association (AHA) or the European Society of Hypertension (ESH) are significantly more marketable than wrist or non-validated models.
To get the best offer, include everything that came with the monitor: the monitor unit itself, all cuffs (if the device supports multiple sizes, include them all), the charging cable or power adapter, and the original carrying case if you have it. A more complete set = a better offer.
StripValue's buyback program covers a wide range of medical devices beyond blood pressure monitors. We actively purchase CPAP and BiPAP machines, continuous glucose monitors (Dexcom, Freestyle Libre), insulin pump supplies, diabetic test strips, nebulizers, pulse oximeters, and more. If you have multiple devices, send us a full list — we often offer bundle pricing.
Tell us the brand, model, condition, and what's included. Use our contact form or email us.
We'll respond with a cash offer within 24 hours. No obligation until you accept.
Accept and we email you a prepaid FedEx or USPS label. Box it up and drop it off.
We inspect the device, confirm it matches, and send payment via check or Zelle.
Yes. Blood pressure monitors are Class II medical devices, but selling used personal health devices is legal in the United States. Unlike prescription medications or single-use devices, BP monitors are reusable consumer health products with an active secondary market.
It needs to be functional — power on, take accurate readings, and have no broken components. Cosmetic wear (light scratches on the unit) is acceptable. A cracked screen or damaged cuff significantly affects value.
For name-brand validated devices, 4 years is generally fine as long as it's still functioning and the cuffs aren't worn out. Generic brands or devices older than 6–7 years may have limited value. Submit a quote and we'll give you an honest answer.
Yes, but they're worth less than upper arm monitors — both because of lower clinical accuracy ratings and lower demand. Send us your model and we'll give you a realistic number.
Quote within 24 hours → ship within 3–5 days → payment within 3–5 business days of receipt. Most sellers receive payment within 2 weeks of first contact.
Absolutely. Bundle deals are encouraged. If you have a BP monitor, a pulse oximeter, a CPAP machine, and a box of diabetic test strips, send us the full list. We handle everything in one transaction.
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