To get the most cash for your diabetic test strips, sell them while the expiration dates are far out, keep the boxes sealed and undamaged, and sell all your supplies together. Here are the details that make the biggest difference to your payout.
1. Sell while dates are far out
Expiration date is one of the biggest factors in value. The more shelf life remaining, the more your box is worth — so don’t let strips sit in a drawer. Here’s how value is calculated.
2. Keep boxes sealed and pristine
Sealed, undamaged retail boxes get the best offers. Avoid writing on boxes, removing seals, or letting pharmacy stickers cover the packaging.
3. Sell everything together
Larger lots are worth more, and you can bundle in Dexcom and Libre sensors, Omnipod pods, monitors, and lancets in one shipment.
4. Choose a buyer with top payouts and no hidden fees
Free shipping and prompt payment protect your bottom line. With Diabetic Dollars Direct, shipping is free, payment lands within 24 hours, and your first payout includes a $20 bonus.
5. Store supplies properly until you ship
Keep boxes at room temperature and out of direct heat or sunlight so they stay in sellable condition. Then pack them well — see our shipping guide.
Frequently asked questions
What lowers the value of my strips?
Short expiration dates, opened or damaged boxes, and pharmacy stickers all reduce offers.
How do I start?
Request a free quote with your brands and dates.
Ready to turn your extra supplies into cash? Get your free quote from Diabetic Dollars Direct — free prepaid shipping, payment within 24 hours, and a $20 bonus on your first payout.
