Your Options for Selling Test Strips
1. Local in-person buyer
You meet the buyer face to face at a public location. They review the box in front of you and pay you on the spot. This is the fastest option and requires no shipping. Best for people who want same-day certainty.
2. Mail-in buyback service
You ship your boxes to a company and wait for them to inspect and pay. Some are reputable, others are not. Turnaround is usually one to three weeks. You are trusting the company to grade your supplies fairly after they are already in their possession.
3. Online marketplace
Platforms like eBay allow listings for unopened diabetic supplies within certain rules. This route requires photos, listings, fees, shipping, and dealing with buyer disputes. Not practical for most sellers with only a few boxes.
How the Local Process Works With Us
- Text a photo of the front and back of your box to (904) 955-9646.
- We check the brand, expiration date, and packaging condition and let you know if the item is eligible.
- If it qualifies, we schedule a local meetup at a place that works for you.
- We inspect the supplies on the spot and pay same-day cash.
How Eligibility Is Determined
- The retail box must be sealed and unopened.
- At least six months must remain until the expiration date.
- Packaging cannot have water damage, tears, or writing over the barcode.
- Not marked or associated with Medicaid or Medicare.
For the specific brands we can review right now, see the accepted diabetic supplies list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the safest place to sell diabetic test strips?
The safest option is an in-person transaction with a local buyer at a public location. You can inspect the buyer, review the offer, and complete the transaction on the spot instead of shipping supplies to a company you cannot verify.
Do you have a physical storefront?
No. To keep our overhead low and make it easier for sellers, we operate as a mobile local buyer. We meet at public places in Jacksonville and nearby cities — no need to travel to a fixed address.
Can I sell my test strips at a pharmacy?
Most pharmacies do not buy back diabetic supplies from consumers, even if the boxes are unopened. A dedicated local buyer or a reputable online buyback service is usually the practical option.