Why More People Are Selling Diabetic Supplies in 2025
2025 is seeing a new trend in diabetes management—more people are turning extra diabetic supplies into extra income. Whether it's Dexcom sensors, Omnipods, or test strips, unused medical supplies are becoming valuable resources. Here’s why:
1. Insurance Oversupply Is Becoming Common
Many insurance plans still rely on a 30- or 90-day automatic refill system, despite real-world usage being more variable. If you stretch sensor usage or delay using Irregular orders pile up—and it’s not always easy to pause or modify shipments.
2. Costs Are Rising, and People Want Extra Cash
With inflation and healthcare spending on the rise, people are looking for side income sources. Selling sealed, unexpired diabetic supplies—especially if paid out-of-pocket or through copay—offers a simple, low-effort way to recoup value.
3. Following the Circular Health Movement
Sustainability is more than a buzzword. Consumers want to reduce waste and redistribute resources. Selling unused supplies helps:
Prevent medical waste
Support people with limited access to insurance
Promote recycling of valuable healthcare items
4. Legal Pathways Are Clearer Than Ever
As long as supplies meet legal requirements, reselling is allowed:
The supplies are sealed, unexpired, and in good condition.
They weren’t entirely billed to government insurance (e.g., Medicaid or Medicare).
These guidelines provide sellers with reassurance and buyers with transparency.
5. Payment Options Are Fast and Convenient
Cashbacks or payments via Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, or local drop-offs make the process seamless. Many businesses now offer same-day payments, improving trust and convenience.
6. COVID’s Legacy Continues to Influence Behavior
During the pandemic, supply disruptions led insurers to ship in excess. These patterns linger, and many suppliers lack systems to track usage. So even as life returns to normal, those extra boxes remain.
7. Community Trust and Word-of-Mouth Boost Sales
Online forums and community groups are becoming powerful distribution channels. People are seeing their neighbors turn extra Diabetic supplies into cash—a simple idea that's building a chain reaction of trust and action.
How You Can Participate — Easily and Legally
If you’re sitting on unused diabetic supplies, here’s how to make the most of them:
** We accept:**
Dexcom G6 & G7 sensors/transmitters
FreeStyle Libre 2 & 3 sensors
Omnipods (5-pack or 10-pack)
Test strips (OneTouch Verio, FreeStyle Lite, Accu-Chek, Contour Next)
** Requirements:**
Sealed, undamaged boxes
6+ months until expiration
Not labeled “Medicare/Medicaid Only” or “Not for Resale”
Purchased with cash or copay—not fully covered by government plans
** Easy Process:**
Take clear photos of your items.
Text or email us:
(747) 242‑3788
getcashfordiabeticsupplies@gmail.com
Receive a fast quote.
Ship with our free USPS label or arrange local pickup (SoCal).
Get paid—same day upon receipt.
