Value guide

How Much Are My Diabetic Supplies Worth?

Short answer: a sealed, unexpired box is usually worth between $40 and $310 depending on the product, how much time is left before it expires, and how many you have. Below is exactly what we pay, and what moves the number up or down.

Current prices

What Each Product Is Worth

These are our top payouts as of August 2026, paid on factory-sealed boxes with the longest dating. Tap any product to run its estimator and get an exact number for your boxes.

Product	We Pay Up To
Dexcom G7 Sensor — 15 DayPer sensor, sealed	$65
Dexcom G7 Sensor — 10 DayPer sensor, sealed	$65
Omnipod 5 PodsSealed box of 5 pods	$155
Omnipod 5 Starter KitDevice & 11 pods, sealed	$310
FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus SensorPer sensor, sealed	$45
FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus SensorPer sensor, sealed	$40
Other sealed diabetic suppliesTandem, Medtronic, Accu-Chek & more — text a photo	Text us

Prices shown are our top payouts, paid on sealed boxes with 7 or more months before expiration. Supplies with less than 7 months of dating are still welcome — the offer steps down based on how many months are left. Quantity matters too: the more boxes you’re selling, the higher the price we can pay per box. Prices move with the market, so text 214-898-3911 for today’s exact quote on what you have.

What drives the price

Four Things Decide What Your Supplies Are Worth

The product itself. An Omnipod 5 starter kit is worth several times a single Libre sensor. Newer systems in high demand hold their value best.
Time left before expiration. This is the biggest single factor. A Dexcom G7 with 7 months left is worth roughly twice the same sensor with 2 months left, because a buyer needs time to resell and use it.
How many you have. Larger lots earn more per box. Selling ten sensors gets you a better rate per sensor than selling two.
Condition of the box. Factory-sealed and undamaged earns full price. Crushed corners, tears, or water damage reduce it. Opened boxes cannot be sold at all.

Quick reality checkHonest

A single sensor is usually $40–$65
A box of Omnipod pods is usually $100–$155
A full Omnipod starter kit can reach $310
Ten sensors with good dating is often $450–$650

Sealed + undamaged + not expired = we’ll buy them

Common Questions About Value

Why does the expiration date matter so much?

Whoever buys them next needs enough time to get them to someone who will actually use them. A sensor expiring in two months has very little useful life left, so it is worth far less than the same sensor expiring in a year. This is why we ask for the earliest date across your boxes.

Are my supplies worth anything if they expire soon?

Usually yes, just less. We buy supplies with as little as two months of dating at a reduced price. Below two months we look at them case by case — send a photo and we will tell you honestly.

Do I get more for selling several at once?

Yes. Our pricing pays more per box as the quantity goes up. Five or more raises the rate, and ten or more raises it again. If you are deciding whether to sell now or wait until you have more, waiting usually pays slightly better — as long as the dating holds.

What are my supplies worth if the box is dented?

Minor cosmetic damage reduces the offer by a small amount. Heavy damage — crushed boxes, tears, water stains — may mean we cannot buy them. Send a photo and we will give you a straight answer before you go to any trouble.

How do I find out exactly what mine are worth?

Use the estimator on the product page for whatever you have. Enter the dating and quantity and it gives you a number instantly, no form required. Or text a photo of the box to 214-898-3911 and we will price it for you.

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