Sell Accu-Chek Test Strips for Cash
Yes. Sealed Accu-Chek Guide, Aviva Plus and SmartView test strips in their original boxes are bought for cash. You can sell by mail from any US state or meet a local buyer. Accu-Chek is one of the most widely prescribed strip brands, which is exactly why so many households end up with spare cartons.
Cash For Test Strips USA is an independent buyer. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Roche Diabetes Care in any way. Accu-Chek, Guide, Aviva and SmartView are trademarks of Roche, and are used here only to identify the products being bought and sold.
Which Accu-Chek products are accepted
Boxes must be sealed and in original retail packaging. Accu-Chek covers several strip types that look alike on a shelf, so the name on the carton matters.
Accu-Chek Guide
- Accu-Chek Guide 50ct
- Accu-Chek Guide 100ct
Accu-Chek Aviva Plus
- Accu-Chek Aviva Plus 50ct
- Accu-Chek Aviva Plus 100ct
Accu-Chek SmartView
- Accu-Chek SmartView
Guide, Aviva Plus and SmartView are different products and go with different meters. Read the name on the front of the box, and include that panel in your photo so the line is clear at a glance. What to photograph and how to send it.
Two ways to sell: mail-in or local
From any of the 50 states you can ship your Accu-Chek cartons: order a kit, pack the sealed boxes, put on the prepaid USPS label and take the parcel to the post office. You are paid after the parcel is received. Start a mail-in kit.
To skip the shipping, try the buyer directory ranks local buyers by how far they are from your ZIP and notes which brands they take. A quick question? Call or text 518-278-6008.
How Accu-Chek boxes pile up
The common cause is a formulary change. A plan moves to a different preferred brand, the pharmacy starts filling the new one, and the Accu-Chek cartons already on the shelf have no meter to go with.
Another is an upgrade from an older meter to a Guide meter. Aviva Plus strips do not fit a Guide meter, so the older boxes are left over.
A move to a continuous monitor makes all strips redundant. For the CGM side of that change, these pages cover the sensors: Sell Dexcom sensors.
What is not accepted
Opened boxes are not bought, and supplies paid for through a government-covered program cannot be resold. Lancets, such as Softclix, and meters are not part of this page. The accepted products are the sealed strip lines listed above. The complete list of exclusions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sell sealed Accu-Chek Guide test strips?
Yes. Sealed Accu-Chek Guide boxes in 50-count and 100-count sizes are accepted. Sell by mail from any US state or look for an in-person buyer in the directory.
Do you buy Accu-Chek Aviva Plus strips?
Yes. Aviva Plus in 50 and 100 counts is on the accepted list, along with SmartView. They can be combined with Guide boxes in the same quote.
My box says Accu-Chek but I am not sure which line it is. What do I do?
Send a photo of the front panel. The product name, such as Guide, Aviva Plus or SmartView, is printed there and is all that is needed to sort out which line you have.
Can I sell Accu-Chek strips along with a different brand?
Yes. Accu-Chek boxes can be quoted with Contour, OneTouch, FreeStyle or True Metrix boxes in one request and shipped together.
Do I have to live near a buyer?
No. The mail-in route works from all 50 states with a prepaid label. The directory is for people who would rather hand the boxes over in person.
Is it legal to sell Accu-Chek strips I bought?
Yes, when the boxes are yours, sealed, and did not come through a government-covered program. The legal guide on this site covers the conditions in full.
Related reading: What buyers do not accept · How the mail-in process works · Is it legal?
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