Sell Diabetic Supplies in the Inland Empire

Updated October 26, 2026

You can sell sealed diabetic supplies in the Inland Empire with local pickup. We meet you at a public place in San Bernardino or Riverside County and pay on the spot by cash, Zelle, Venmo or PayPal. We're based nearby, so we know the area well. You'll deal with a local business, not a faraway warehouse.

Selling? See everything we buy.

This page is general information, not medical or legal advice. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your own care.

There's no shipping and no fee. Here's which cities we cover and how a pickup works.

Which cities do we cover?

We pick up across San Bernardino and Riverside County. That includes:

• Redlands, Loma Linda, Highland, Yucaipa and Grand Terrace
• San Bernardino, Colton and Rialto
• Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona and Norco
• Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Ontario, Chino and Fontana
• Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee and Hemet
• Palm Springs and Victorville

We also cover nearby areas. Don't see your town? Ask. See all our local pickup areas.

Pickup is free. You don't need a minimum number of boxes, and you don't pay anything for us to come to you.

What can you sell?

Here's what we buy, sealed and unexpired:

• Dexcom G7 10-day and 15-day sensors, and Stelo
• FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus, Libre 3 and Libre 2 Plus sensors
• Omnipod 5 pods and starter kits, and DASH 5-packs and 10-packs
• Test strips from Contour, Accu-Chek, FreeStyle Lite and OneTouch Ultra
• Tandem AutoSoft and TruSteel sets, and BD pen needles

We don't buy expired or opened items, insulin, or anything marked "NOT FOR RESALE." We also don't buy supplies paid for by Medicare or Medi-Cal.

See what we buy for box sizes and details.

How does local pickup work?

Here are the steps:

1. Send photos of each box and its date through our quote form, by text to (909) 619-5262 or by email.
2. Get a written quote.
3. If you accept, we set up a day that works for you.
4. We meet at a public place in or near your city.
5. We check the boxes together and pay you on the spot.

We don't promise same-day pickup or exact times. We work with your schedule, and weekends are fine.

Bring the boxes just as they are, in a bag or small box. Don't open anything to check inside. Leave the pharmacy stickers on. You can black out your name with a marker, and we shred the stickers ourselves.

If something doesn't match what you described, we talk about it before we pay. Nothing changes hands until you agree.

You're never stuck. If you change your mind at the meetup, you keep your boxes. There's no fee and no pressure.

Why sell locally in the Inland Empire?

Selling close to home has real benefits:

You can ask questions in person, and your supplies go straight from your hands to ours. There's no risk of a box getting lost in the mail.

You also skip the packing. No carton, no tape, no padding and no trip to the post office.

How should you store boxes in summer?

Summers here can get hot. Makers list storage ranges for a reason:

• Dexcom says to store sensors between 36°F and 86°F.
• Abbott says Libre kits go between 36°F and 82°F.
• Insulet says Omnipod pods go between 32°F and 86°F.

Staying inside those ranges keeps your boxes in the shape the maker intended. Keep boxes in a closet inside your home. Don't store them in the garage, and never leave them in a parked car. Bring them in the house right after you pick them up from the pharmacy.

A real-life example

Say you live in Fontana and switched from Omnipod 5 to a tubed pump. You have six sealed boxes of Omnipod 5 pods with ten months left.

You check the date on each box and make sure the seals are whole. Then you text photos of the front and label of each box. We reply with a written quote that lists each item.

You pick a Saturday morning. We meet in a busy shopping center parking lot near your home. We check the six boxes together, and you choose Zelle. You confirm the payment in your banking app before you hand them over.

Then you call your pharmacy to stop the pod refills, so no more extras pile up. The whole meetup takes a few minutes.

How do you stay safe?

A few habits help with any buyer:

• Meet in a busy public place during the day.
• Bring a friend if you like.
• Confirm payment in your own app before you hand over the boxes.
• Never share passwords or one-time codes.
• Count the boxes together, so you both agree on the total.

To confirm an offer really came from us, call or text (909) 619-5262. We never charge sellers a fee, and we'll never ask you to send money. Used needles and lancets go in a sharps container, not the trash. Riverside County offers free sharps kiosks, and San Bernardino County Fire runs a household hazardous waste program.

We don't buy supplies paid for by Medicare or Medi-Cal, or anything marked "NOT FOR RESALE." If you're unsure, ask before you meet. Our article on Medicare supplies explains why.

Keep reading

• Back to everything we buy
• What Diabetic Supplies Can't Be Sold?
• How to Find the REF, LOT and Expiration Date
• Should I Remove Pharmacy Labels Before Selling?

Questions

Which Inland Empire cities do you pick up in?

We pick up across San Bernardino and Riverside County, from Redlands and Fontana to Corona and Temecula. Ask if your town isn't listed.

How do you pay at pickup?

Cash, Zelle, Venmo or PayPal. We pay on the spot after we check the boxes together.

Do you charge a fee?

No. We never charge sellers a fee for a quote or a pickup.

Can I mail in instead?

Yes. Mail-in works anywhere in the U.S., and we pay by Zelle within 48 hours of delivery if the items match.

Sources

• Dexcom: how do I store my Dexcom supplies?
• FreeStyle Libre: safety information (sensor storage)
• Omnipod 5: Important Safety Information guide (pod specifications)
• FDA: Best way to get rid of used needles and other sharps
• Riverside County Waste Resources: Sharps and needles
• San Bernardino County Fire: Household hazardous waste