Guides to selling diabetic supplies in Texas
Most people who contact us have never sold supplies before and have the same handful of questions. These guides answer them without the sales pitch, so you know what to expect before you text us or anyone else.
- Is it legal to sell diabetic supplies in Texas?Yes, for sealed supplies you own and paid for yourself or through private insurance. What the Medicare and Medicaid exception means, and what about eBay and Facebook.
- How much are unused diabetic supplies worth?What sets the cash offer on test strips, Dexcom G7, Libre, and Omnipod: the product, the expiration date, box condition, the label, and how many boxes you have.
- Can I sell expired or short-dated diabetic supplies?Expired boxes can't be sold. Short-dated ones often can, at a lower offer. How many months you need on test strips, Dexcom G7, Libre, and Omnipod.
- Box condition guide: what passes and what doesn'tDents, pharmacy labels, torn seals, DME stickers, and writing on the box: which diabetic supply boxes get a full offer, a reduced offer, or none.
- How to photograph diabetic supplies for a quoteThree photos get you a firm cash offer instead of a range: the front of the box, the end with the expiration date and lot number, and any damage.
- How to sell diabetic supplies by mail in TexasMail-in from anywhere in Texas or any other state: get an offer by text, ship with a free prepaid label, and get paid by Zelle or Venmo the day your box arrives.
- Local pickup or mail-in: which is better?Meeting a buyer in Dallas–Fort Worth pays cash on the spot. Mail-in works from anywhere in Texas or any other state and pays by Zelle or Venmo. How to choose.
- Selling diabetic supplies in bulk: 20 boxes or moreHave 20 or more sealed boxes of test strips, sensors, or pods? Bulk lots get bulk pricing and priority pickup in Dallas–Fort Worth, or free mail-in from Texas and any other state.
- Is it safe to sell diabetic supplies? How to vet a buyerQuestions to ask any diabetic supply buyer, the red flags that mean walk away, and how to meet or ship safely in Texas.
- Selling a relative's diabetic supplies: caregivers and familiesWhat to do with a parent's or spouse's unused diabetic supplies after a death, a move to assisted living, or a change in treatment. What can be sold and how.
- What to do with leftover supplies after switching devices or insuranceSwitched from test strips to a CGM, moved to Omnipod 5, or changed insurance? What your leftover sealed supplies are worth and how to sell them in Texas.
Selling a specific product
Diabetic test strips · Accu-Chek Aviva Plus and SmartView test strips · Contour Next test strips · FreeStyle Lite test strips · Dexcom G7 sensors and receivers · FreeStyle Libre sensors and readers · Omnipod 5 and DASH pods · Medtronic Guardian 4 sensors and Mio Advance sets · Tandem AutoSoft and TruSteel infusion sets
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