Is it legal to sell diabetic supplies?

Yes — selling unused, sealed diabetic supplies that you paid for out of pocket is generally legal. You cannot sell supplies purchased with Medicare, Medicaid, or other federal healthcare programs. If you paid with private insurance or cash, you can typically sell them. StripValue only buys supplies that sellers confirm were not paid for by government healthcare programs.

What types of diabetic supplies can I sell for cash?

You can sell blood glucose test strips (OneTouch, Accu-Chek, Contour, FreeStyle Lite), CGM sensors (Dexcom G6, G7, FreeStyle Libre 2 and 3, Medtronic Guardian 4), insulin pump supplies (Omnipod pods, Tandem infusion sets, Medtronic reservoirs), and lancets. All must be sealed and not expired.

Can I sell diabetic supplies that are close to expiring?

Generally, supplies need at least 6 months until expiration to be accepted. Some buyers accept items with 3–6 months remaining at a reduced price. Expired supplies are not accepted.

How much can I get for my diabetic supplies?

Test strips typically pay $5–$15 per box. Dexcom G7 sensors pay up to $50/box. FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors up to $35/box. Omnipod pods up to $45/box. Tandem infusion sets up to $35/box. Prices vary by brand, quantity, and expiration.

What Diabetic Supplies Can You Sell for Cash?

The Short Answer: More Than You Think

If you have unused, sealed diabetic supplies sitting in a drawer, there's a good chance you can sell them for real cash. People end up with extra supplies all the time — you switched medications, changed CGM brands, your doctor adjusted your testing frequency, or you inherited supplies from a family member.

The key requirements are simple: sealed packaging, not expired, and not purchased with Medicare or Medicaid. If your supplies meet those criteria, StripValue wants to buy them.

Supplies You Can Sell

🩸 Blood Glucose Test Strips

The most commonly sold diabetic supply. We buy all major brands in sealed, unexpired boxes.

OneTouch Ultra Plus, Verio, Ultra Blue
Accu-Chek Guide, Aviva, Softclix
Contour Next, Contour Plus
FreeStyle Lite, FreeStyle Precision Neo
Bayer Contour, True Metrix

Up to $15/box

📡 CGM Sensors (Continuous Glucose Monitors)

CGM sensors are in high demand. If you switched brands or have extras, we pay premium prices.

Dexcom G7 sensors — up to $50/box
Dexcom G6 sensors — up to $40/box
FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors — up to $35/box
FreeStyle Libre 2 sensors — up to $28/box
Medtronic Guardian 4 sensors — up to $45/box
Medtronic Enlite sensors — up to $30/box

Up to $50/box

💉 Insulin Pump Supplies

Switched pumps or no longer using an insulin pump? Your sealed supplies have real value.

Omnipod 5 pods — up to $45/box
Omnipod DASH pods — up to $35/box
Tandem t:slim X2 infusion sets — up to $35/box
Tandem t:slim X2 cartridges — up to $25/box
Medtronic infusion sets & reservoirs — call for quote

Up to $45/box

🩺 Lancets & Lancing Devices

Sealed, unexpired lancet boxes are accepted. We buy most major brands in bulk quantities.

BD Ultra-Fine lancets
OneTouch Delica lancets
Accu-Chek FastClix lancets
Most other major brands

Call for quote

What You CANNOT Sell

Supplies paid for by Medicare or Medicaid — federal law prohibits resale of these
Opened or partially used boxes — must be factory sealed
Expired supplies — generally must have 6+ months until expiration
Prescription insulin — we don't buy insulin itself
Used lancets, sensors, or infusion sets — single use only, cannot be resold

How to Sell Your Diabetic Supplies to StripValue

Gather your supplies — check boxes are sealed and note expiration dates
Text or call (623) 263-0222 with what you have, quantities, and expiration dates
Receive a same-day quote — we respond fast
Accept the quote — we email you a free prepaid shipping label
Ship your supplies — box them up and drop at any UPS or FedEx location
Get paid within 24 hours of us receiving your package

Phoenix local? Skip the shipping — bring your supplies directly. Call first to confirm.