Have unused diabetic supplies? We make selling them easy.

Many people have sealed, unused supplies left over after a prescription changes, and selling supplies that belong to you is generally lawful. We can't give legal advice about your particular situation, and there are firm limits on what we're able to buy:

• Supplies must be lawfully yours to sell
• We can't buy supplies obtained through Medicare, Medicaid or another benefit program
• We can't buy anything opened, expired, damaged or tampered with

If you're not sure whether something qualifies, text us before doing anything else.

We look at sealed, unexpired supplies in categories like these:

• Continuous glucose monitor sensors and transmitters
• Insulin pods, infusion sets and reservoirs
• Test strips
• Lancets and pen needles
• Blood glucose meters

Across brands including Dexcom, Omnipod, Tandem, Medtronic, FreeStyle and FreeStyle Libre, Accu-Chek, Contour, OneTouch, True Metrix and BD.

This is not a complete list, and what we are able to buy changes over time. If you have something that is not named here, send a photo and we will tell you either way.

There is no minimum. One box or twenty, it is worth asking.

MedEz is an independent buyer and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any of these manufacturers. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Four things:

• Clear photos of every side of each sealed box
• The quantity you have
• The expiration date printed on the box
• Roughly where you are, so we can talk about pickup or shipping

We don't need and don't want medical records, prescription details, insurance information or anything about your health. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle what you do send.

You choose the method. We can pay by cash, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App or Apple Pay, whichever is easiest for you.

For a local pickup, you are paid on the spot. We look the supplies over together, agree on the amount, and you have your money before we part ways. Nothing to wait for.

If you ship instead, we pay once the package arrives and we have checked everything over. We would rather do that properly than promise a deadline we might miss on a busy week.

• Cross out or cover your name and prescription details before taking the photo
• Photograph every side of the box, including the panel with the expiration date
• Use good light and avoid glare on the printing
• Show the box as it actually is, including any dents, crushed corners or tears
• Never peel a label off. It almost always tears the box, and a torn box is usually not sellable. Crossing out your name is enough

Supplies need to be factory-sealed, unopened, undamaged and unexpired. Boxes that are crushed, torn, water-damaged, stained or written on may not qualify even when the contents are untouched.

Eligibility and offers vary, and final acceptance depends on our review. Please check with us before shipping or delivering anything. See our Terms and Eligibility for the full picture.

No. Quotes are no-obligation. You're free to decline for any reason, and it costs nothing to ask.

Somewhere public and busy, and you pick the spot. A coffee shop, a grocery store car park, anywhere you would be comfortable. If you would rather we suggest somewhere, we will.

You never have to invite anyone to your home, and you are not committed to anything until you have seen the offer and agreed to it.

Bring the boxes exactly as they are. There is no need to repack anything for a pickup.

We do. After we have reviewed your photos we email you a prepaid label, so it costs you nothing to send them.

You do not need a printer. The label comes with a QR code you can show on your phone at most Post Office counters, and they will print it for you there. If you would rather print at home, you can do that too.

Please wait for the label before sending anything. We cannot pay for a package that arrives without one.

First and most important: don't ship anything until we've reviewed your information and sent you instructions.

Once you have instructions:

• Use a sturdy cardboard box, not an envelope or mailer
• Add padding on every side so nothing shifts in transit
• Keep product boxes away from the corners of the shipping box, where damage usually happens
• Do not tape or shrink-wrap the product boxes themselves