Get Cash from Diabetic Test Strips | bloodglucose911.com

I just had a thought….is this business of selling my old, non-expired test strips legal? I suppose the question is “who owns the strips?” If they were given to me as part of the deal between my insurer and my care provider, then surely I own them just like I own any medications provided this way. I pay the insurance premiums after all.

Does anyone have any idea about the legality of this? It all seems a bit gray market, but if the strips are going to expire worthless isn’t about time people started usefully using them? I know, too many questions but I’d hate to point someone in the direction of realizing money from their old test strips only to find myself in jail beside them.

$$ For Strips

My name is Sara and I’m a TYPE 2 diabetic who recently made a hundred bucks selling old blood glucose test strips I was never going to use because my insurance group had just sent me a new type of test meter that couldn’t use the old strips.  Efficient health care huh?

Anyway, I came across a web site that bought spare strips from fully insured diabetics like me and sold them on (they said recycled) to uninsured diabetics for a fraction of the cost on the retail market. Now I certainly didn’t make a fortune, but the fact I was able to take my kids out a couple of times last month AND I helped someone test their blood sugar more frequently certainly had me smiling for a while! If you’re diabetic and have a mountain of spare strips, you can click on the recycle image below to convert them into cash.

$$$ For Strips