Sell diabetic supplies by mail from Massachusetts — free shipping, same-day payment

Massachusetts has near-universal health coverage and some of the highest CGM adoption in the country, driven by its dense hospital and endocrinology networks. Frequent formulary changes between Massachusetts plans mean sellers here often switch between Dexcom and Libre systems with months of sealed sensors left over.

Selling unused diabetic supplies by mail is legal in all 50 states — including Massachusetts. If you have sealed, unexpired Dexcom sensors, OmniPod pods, FreeStyle Libre sensors, or test strips you can no longer use, you can convert them into cash without leaving your home.

How Massachusetts sellers use TestStrip Buyback USA

1. Submit a quote. Tell us what you have — brand, quantity, expiration dates. Use the instant estimate tool or text us.
2. Receive a cash offer. We respond same day with a dollar amount. No obligation.
3. Ship free. Accept the offer and we send you a free prepaid UPS label by text or email. Drop at any UPS location in Massachusetts.
4. Get paid same day. We pay via Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, or PayPal the day your package arrives and passes inspection.

What Massachusetts sellers send most

We see a high share of FreeStyle Libre surplus from Massachusetts sellers after plan formulary switches, along with OmniPod supplies — Insulet is a Massachusetts company and pod adoption in New England is strong.

Current prices for common items

• Dexcom G7 15-Day sensors: up to $60/box
• Dexcom G7 10-Day sensors (retail): up to $40/box
• Dexcom G6 sensor 3-pack (retail): up to $140/3-pack
• OmniPod 5 pods (retail 5-pack): up to $130/box
• OmniPod DASH pods (5-pack): up to $85/box
• FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus sensors: up to $35/box
• Test strips, 100ct retail: up to $35/box depending on brand

See the full breakdown on our instant estimate tool, or brand-specific detail for Dexcom G6, OneTouch, Accu-Chek and Contour Next.

UPS shipping from Massachusetts

We send you a free prepaid UPS label by text or email once you accept an offer. Massachusetts has UPS locations throughout Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge, Lowell and New Bedford and smaller communities statewide, and you can schedule a free home pickup at ups.com. Most packages from Massachusetts arrive within a few business days. You're paid the same day we receive and inspect your supplies — via Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, or PayPal.

Frequently asked questions

My Massachusetts plan switched me from Libre to Dexcom. Can I sell the leftover Libre sensors?

Yes, as long as they are factory-sealed, have an eligible amount of time before expiration, and are not labeled for Medicare/Medicaid use or marked not for resale. Formulary-switch leftovers are one of the most common things we buy.

Is it legal to sell diabetic supplies in Massachusetts?

Yes. Unused, factory-sealed, unexpired supplies purchased through private insurance or out of pocket can be legally sold in Massachusetts, as in every state. Supplies labeled for Medicare or Medicaid use, or marked not for resale, cannot be accepted. Our guide to the legality of selling supplies covers the details.

Do I pay anything to ship from Massachusetts?

No. Once you accept an offer we send a free prepaid UPS label by text or email. Drop the box at any UPS location in Massachusetts or schedule a free home pickup at ups.com.