In the U.S., 38 million people live with diabetes — and one in three struggles to afford their care. People skip tests, stretch supplies, and make trade-offs to pay for the tools they need.

At the same time, a lot of supplies never get used. If you regularly receive more than you'll get through, switched meters or CGM brands but still get shipments for the old one, moved to continuous monitoring and rarely fingerstick any more, or over-ordered and stockpiled boxes just in case — that's what we buy.

We pay cash for unopened, in-date supplies, so your extra boxes don't go in the bin and somebody who needs them can afford to get them.