Sell diabetic test strips
in any state.
Every state has a page showing who buys there, what they accept, and how they pay. 25 of the 50 states have an in-person buyer listed, and the rest are covered by mail-in. Start with your state below.
How to use this page
Start with your state
The state page lists every buyer serving that state, the brands they take, and how they pay.
Check for a city guide
Cities listed under a state have a verified in-person buyer within about 50 miles, so you can be paid on the spot.
No local buyer? Still sellable
Mail-in buyers accept sealed, unexpired boxes from anywhere in the US. Your state page shows that option alongside the nearest in-person buyers.
Northeast
4 of 9 Northeast states have an in-person buyer listed, 7 buyers in total. The remaining 5 states show their nearest options and mail-in cover instead. 4 cities have a dedicated guide.
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 10.2% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 11.2% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 9.4% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 10.9% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 11.1% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 8.8% adult diabetes rate
Midwest
4 of 12 Midwest states have an in-person buyer listed, 3 buyers in total. The remaining 8 states show their nearest options and mail-in cover instead. 2 cities have a dedicated guide.
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 11.7% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 13.0% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 11.2% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 11.4% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 11.9% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 10.1% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 10.7% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 9.8% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 11.7% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 11.4% adult diabetes rate
South
10 of 16 South states have an in-person buyer listed, 14 buyers in total. The remaining 6 states show their nearest options and mail-in cover instead. 14 cities have a dedicated guide.
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 14.8% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 13.3% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 13.1% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 13.7% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 15.5% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 12.8% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 13.6% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 12.5% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 15.9% adult diabetes rate
West
7 of 13 West states have an in-person buyer listed, 8 buyers in total. The remaining 6 states show their nearest options and mail-in cover instead. 11 cities have a dedicated guide.
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 9.4% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 11.3% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 12.4% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 9.9% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 13.2% adult diabetes rate
1 in-person buyer · 9.5% adult diabetes rate
Mail-in and nearby buyers · 10.9% adult diabetes rate
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a test strip buyer in my state?
Pick your state above to see who buys there. 25 of the 50 states currently have at least one in-person buyer listed. Each state page lists those buyers, and where a state has none it shows the closest ones and roughly how far away they are.
What if no buyer is listed in my state?
You can still sell. Mail-in buyers accept sealed, unexpired boxes from anywhere in the US, so a local buyer is convenient rather than required. Your state page shows the mail-in option alongside the nearest in-person buyers.
Why do some states have city pages and others do not?
A city gets its own page only when there is a verified in-person buyer within about 50 miles of it. 31 cities currently qualify. Everywhere else, the state page is the more useful starting point because it covers the whole state rather than one metro.
Is it legal to sell diabetic test strips?
Reselling unused, unexpired, unopened test strips you paid for yourself is generally permitted, and no state law specifically bans it. Strips paid for by a government program cannot be resold, and boxes must be sealed and in original packaging. This is general information, not legal advice — consult an attorney about your situation.
What condition do the boxes need to be in?
Boxes must be sealed, unopened, in original retail packaging, and typically at least six months from the expiration date. Damaged, opened, or short-dated boxes are worth less or may be declined.
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