What Diabetic Supplies Can You Sell for Cash? The Full List

Quick answer: You can sell sealed, unexpired diabetic test strips, Dexcom and FreeStyle Libre CGM sensors, Omnipod pods, Medtronic pump supplies, and lancets for cash. You can’t sell opened, expired, or damaged items, prescription medications like insulin, or anything obtained through Medicare or Medicaid.

Most people know test strips have resale value — but they’re often surprised by how much else does. If you have a drawer or closet of diabetic supplies after a plan change, a switch in devices, or a loved one’s passing, here’s the complete list of what’s worth cash.

The full list of supplies we buy

Supply	Examples	Resale value
Test strips	OneTouch, Accu-Chek, Contour, FreeStyle	High
Dexcom CGM sensors	G6, G7 sensors, transmitters, receivers	Very high
FreeStyle Libre sensors	Libre 2, Libre 3	Very high
Omnipod pods	Sealed pod boxes	High
Medtronic supplies	Infusion sets, reservoirs, sensors	Moderate–high
Lancets	Sealed lancet boxes	Modest

What sells for the most

Continuous glucose monitor (CGM) sensors lead the pack. Sealed Dexcom G6 and G7 sensors and FreeStyle Libre sensors are expensive at retail and in strong demand, so they command the highest offers. Premium test strip brands follow, then Omnipod pods and Medtronic pump supplies.

What we can’t buy

To keep everything legal and safe, we can’t purchase:

• Opened, expired, or damaged items
• Prescription medications, including insulin
• Anything obtained through Medicare or Medicaid

For the reasoning behind these limits, see is it legal to sell diabetic supplies? and our guide to opened or expired strips.

Combine everything into one offer

You don’t have to sort or separate anything. Most sellers have a mix — a few boxes of strips, some sensors, maybe lancets and pods — and we’ll quote it all at once. When you’re ready, start with our complete guide to selling for cash, check our What We Buy page, or see how the process works.

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