Selling diabetic supplies in bulk: 20 boxes or more
The short version: Twenty or more boxes counts as a bulk lot. Bulk lots get bulk pricing and go to the front of the pickup schedule, and in Dallas–Fort Worth we come to you. Text the brands and counts and we'll quote the whole lot at once.
Who ends up with 20 boxes
More people than you would think. The lots we see most often come from:
- Caregivers and families sorting out supplies after a parent or spouse changed treatment, moved into care, or passed away. See selling a relative's diabetic supplies.
- People on 90-day auto-shipments whose orders kept coming after the prescription changed. See leftover supplies after switching.
- Estates where a closet turns out to hold a year of sensors or pods.
- Pharmacies with sealed, in-date retail stock they want to move.
How a bulk sale works
- Send a count. Text the brands, the number of boxes, and the expiration dates. A wide photo plus a list is ideal. Here is how to photograph a large lot.
- Get one offer for everything. We price each product and date and send you a total.
- Schedule. Bulk lots are scheduled ahead of everything else. In Dallas–Fort Worth we come to your home or office. Elsewhere in Texas, or in any other state, we set up mail-in.
- Count together and get paid. We go through the boxes with you and pay on the spot.
Getting the most for a large lot
- Sell it all at once. One trip for the whole lot is how you get bulk pricing.
- Don't wait on the dates. In a big lot, a few months can move many boxes into a lower price step. See how dating affects offers.
- Sort by product and date before we arrive. It makes the count quick and avoids mistakes.
- Leave everything sealed, with labels on. See the box condition guide.
The same rules apply
Bulk doesn't change what can be bought. Boxes have to be sealed, in date, not recalled, and not paid for by Medicare or Medicaid. Here's why.
Common questions
What counts as bulk?
Twenty or more sealed boxes, in any mix of products we buy.
Do the boxes all have to be the same product?
No. A mixed lot is fine. We price each product and each expiration date on its own and give you one total.
Will you come to my home or office for a large lot?
Yes, within about 50 miles of Dallas. Bulk lots are scheduled first.
How is a large lot paid?
Cash in person, the same as any other sale. Mail-in lots are paid by Zelle or Venmo the day they arrive and check out.
Related guides
Is it legal in Texas? · What supplies are worth · Expired and short-dated boxes · Box condition guide · How to photograph boxes · Selling by mail in Texas · Pickup or mail-in? · Selling safely · Selling a relative's supplies · Leftovers after switching
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