Mail-in
How Mail-In Works
Not local to us? No problem — we buy sealed, unexpired supplies from anywhere in Texas and the U.S., and shipping is on us.
Lock In Your Offer
Use the quote estimator and complete your form submission.
Get Your Free Shipping Label via QR Code
We send you a QR code, no printer needed. Just bring your package to the post office or UPS Store and they will be able to print a label once you show them the QR code.
Get Paid Same Day
Once your package arrives and passes inspection, we pay you instantly. We pay using Zelle, Apple Pay, Cash App, and PayPal.
Packing tips
Keep products in their sealed retail boxes, pad the package so nothing shifts, and don't tape over expiration dates. Crushed boxes can reduce the payout — a few cents of bubble wrap protects your full offer. See the full packing guide below →
If something doesn't match
If dating or condition differs from what was described, we'll text you a revised offer before anything else happens. Don't want to accept it? We'll ship your supplies back to you.
Packing guide
How to Pack So Everything Arrives in One Piece
Your offer is based on sealed, undamaged boxes. A few minutes of packing protects the full amount — crushed corners and torn boxes are the most common reason an offer gets revised.
- Use a sturdy shipping box — not a padded envelope or poly mailer. Product boxes crush easily in transit. Any solid box works: an old Amazon box, a shoe box, or a free Priority Mail box from any post office.
- Wrap each product box in bubble wrap or a few sheets of paper so nothing rubs or dents.
- Fill the empty space with paper or air pillows. No bubble wrap? Crumpled newspaper, grocery bags, or paper towels work fine. If it rattles when you shake it, add more.
- Photograph everything before you seal the box. It protects you if anything is questioned later.
- Drop it off inside at the carrier counter rather than leaving it in an outdoor mailbox.
Please avoid
- Taping directly onto the product boxes — it tears labels when removed
- Covering expiration dates or lot numbers with tape or stickers
- Peeling off pharmacy stickers — they need to be removed professionally or the box gets damaged
- Opening a sealed box “just to check” — a broken seal means we can’t buy it
- Shipping loose boxes with no padding around them
- Leaving the package in a hot car or mailbox for hours before drop-off
Hiding your personal information
Pharmacy labels often have your name on them. Please don’t peel them off — they have to be removed professionally, and pulling at them tears the box, which lowers what we can pay. If you’d like to cover your information, use a black marker (not a Sharpie or other permanent marker, which can bleed through) and gently cross it out. Leave the expiration date and lot number readable.
A note on Texas heat
Sensors and pods have storage temperature ranges printed on the box. In the summer, ship early in the week and drop off inside an air-conditioned carrier location rather than letting the package bake in an outdoor bin. It costs nothing and keeps your supplies in the condition your offer was based on.
Ready to start?
Get your offer first — the label comes right after you accept.