Sell Contour Next One Test Strips for Cash

Why Sell Your Contour Next One Strips to StripValue?

Contour Next One test strips are among the most popular blood glucose test strips in the US — they work with the Contour Next One Bluetooth meter and deliver highly accurate readings. But plans change. Maybe you switched to a Dexcom G7 or Freestyle Libre 3. Maybe your doctor changed your protocol. Maybe you just got more boxes from insurance than you'll ever use.

Whatever the reason, those unopened boxes have real cash value. StripValue purchases Contour Next One and other Contour brand strips from sellers across the country. You mail them in using our prepaid label, we inspect and process, and you get paid via check or PayPal — usually within 3–5 business days of us receiving the package.

Contour Strip Buyback Rates

How to Sell Your Contour Next One Strips

• Step 1: Contact StripValue via our website or call (623) 263-0222 with the number of boxes, expiration dates, and condition
• Step 2: We confirm your quote and email a free prepaid shipping label
• Step 3: Pack your strips securely (original boxes, keep cool and dry)
• Step 4: Drop off at any USPS location — no cost to you
• Step 5: We receive, inspect, and process payment within 3–5 business days
• Step 6: Payment arrives via check or PayPal — your choice

What Strips We Accept — Contour Brand Guide

Bayer (now Ascensia Diabetes Care) makes multiple Contour products. Here's what we accept:

• ✅ Contour Next One (blue box) — most popular, highest payout
• ✅ Contour Next (orange box) — widely accepted
• ✅ Contour Next EZ — accepted
• ✅ Contour Plus — accepted at lower rate
• ✅ Contour Classic / Regular Contour — accepted at base rate
• ❌ Opened boxes or strips outside original packaging — not accepted
• ❌ Strips expired over 12 months ago — not accepted

Why People Sell Contour Strips

The most common reasons we see:

• Switched to a CGM: Dexcom G7, Libre 3, or Medtronic Guardian 4 replaced traditional finger-stick monitoring
• Insurance over-shipment: Mail-order pharmacy sent a 90-day supply and you changed plans
• Caregiver selling after loss: A family member passed away and their supplies shouldn't go to waste
• Doctor changed protocol: No longer need to test as frequently
• Changed meter brand: Switched to a different glucose meter and now have incompatible strips

Whatever your reason, there's no judgment here. Excess supplies deserve a better outcome than a trash can.