We offer free local pickup for customers in Las Vegas, NV, and the surrounding areas! Simply fill the form out then in the message area and detail your local to Las Vegas, NV And Surrounding! And The Product You Have For Sell With Your Contact Info.

Yes we do. We accept lancets, insulin pumps, glucose meters, and many more just reach out to us and ask.

Yes it is perfectly legal to sell your extra Diabetic Test Strips Or CGM Products and more.

Great Question! Once You Have Confirmed The Package And It Has Been Shipped With Tracking Once The Package Has Been Delivered Our Team Quality Check The Product Then Pay Same Day Of Inspection. We offer zelle, and apple pay, ACH, Although typically we deal in cash as our customers prefer it locally. If Product Is Poorly Packaged And Product Is Damaged Product Wont Be Accepted And Will Be Returned To Sender Respectfully.

Step 1: Preparation and Safety Before starting the label removal process, proper safety precautions are taken to ensure a safe working environment. This includes: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Team members are required to wear gloves to protect against the heat and any potentially sharp or abrasive label edges. Safety glasses and protective aprons may also be used. Workspace Setup: The area is prepared with sufficient ventilation, especially if adhesives or chemicals are involved, to avoid inhalation of fumes. A clean, flat surface is used to lay the products that require label removal. Step 2: Using the Heat Gun for Label Removal The main step involves applying heat to the label to soften the adhesive, making it easier to remove without damaging the product surface. The heat gun process is as follows: Heating the Label: A specialized heat gun is held at a safe distance (typically around 4–6 inches) from the label, and warm air is directed toward it. The heat gun is usually set to a moderate temperature (between 200°F to 500°F, depending on the material and adhesive type). Effect of Heat: The hot air softens the adhesive underneath the label, causing it to loosen and release from the product's surface. At this stage, the label may begin to curl or bubble as the heat causes the glue to break down. Monitoring: The team monitors the heat application to ensure the product or packaging is not overheated, which could cause warping, discoloration, or other damage. The goal is to focus only on the label area. Step 3: Removing the Label Once the adhesive has softened: Peeling the Label: After the label has been heated for a sufficient time (usually 1-3 minutes), team members carefully begin peeling it off by lifting one corner or edge with a tool (such as a plastic scraper or their hands, depending on the heat and the material). Handling Residual Adhesive: If any adhesive residue remains on the product, it may be gently scraped off or cleaned with a mild adhesive remover or cleaning agent to restore the product’s surface. Step 4: Label Discoloration (Turning Black) During the heat application, it's common for certain types of labels (especially those with ink-based printing or sensitive adhesives) to undergo a color change. This is part of the process where: Heat-Induced Blackening: The intense heat may cause the printed material (usually paper or plastic) to darken, often turning it black. This blackening is a sign that the label has been sufficiently affected by the heat, indicating that it is ready to be removed. Avoiding Product Damage: Special care is taken to ensure the heat is not so intense that it causes irreversible damage to the product, such as causing discoloration or distortion, especially for heat-sensitive products. Step 5: Shredding the Labels Once the labels are removed and blackened from the heat exposure, they are not disposed of in their original form. Instead, they are shredded for security, recycling, or proper disposal: Shredding Process: The labels, now soft and malleable due to the heat, are fed into a shredder. Depending on the nature of the labels (e.g., paper, plastic), a specialized industrial shredder is used to break down the labels into fine strips or confetti-like pieces. Shredding for Confidentiality: This step is especially important if the labels contain confidential or sensitive information, as the shredding ensures that they cannot be reassembled or read by unauthorized individuals. Environmental Responsibility: If the labels are made from recyclable materials, the shredded paper/plastic can be collected and sent to recycling facilities for proper disposal. Step 6: Final Clean-Up and Product Quality Check Final Inspection: After the labels are removed and the products are cleaned, a thorough inspection is done to ensure that the surface of the product remains intact, undamaged, and free from any remaining adhesive. Clean Workspace: The team ensures that the workstation is cleaned and that any remaining label fragments or adhesives are properly disposed of in an eco-friendly manner.

We Go Based Off 1-10 In Condition With Quality Control If Product Is Listed As A 5 Or Higher Its Considered Damaged And Price Will Vary.

How to Ship Your Diabetic Supplies to Us We make it easy for you to send your diabetic supplies to us for purchase. Please follow these steps to ensure your products arrive in mint condition and are processed smoothly: Step 1: Prepare Your Products Check the Condition of Your Supplies: Ensure that the diabetic supplies you’re sending are in mint condition. We can only accept products that are undamaged and still in usable, sellable condition. Bubble Wrap the Products: Carefully wrap each item in bubble wrap to protect it during transit. Make sure the products are fully covered to prevent any damage. Step 2: Package Your Items Choose the Correct Box Size: Select a box that fits the bubble-wrapped items snugly. The box should not be too large, as this could allow movement and cause damage during shipping. Make sure the package is secure and that there’s no excess space where the product can shift. Seal the Box: Once the items are inside, close the box securely with tape to ensure everything stays in place during shipping. Step 3: Receive Your Prepaid Shipping Label QR Code for Post Office: After you’ve packed your products, email us with your shipment details. We’ll send you a QR code by email that you can show at the post office. The post office will use this QR code to print the prepaid shipping label for your package. Step 4: Drop Off Your Package Visit Your Local Post Office: Bring your securely packaged box along with the QR code to your local post office. Present the QR code to the clerk, and they’ll attach the prepaid shipping label to your package. Ship the Package: Once the label is applied, you can hand over the package to the post office for delivery to us. Step 5: Quality Evaluation Product Inspection: Upon receiving your shipment, we will inspect the condition of the items based on a 1-10 scale (1 being poor and 10 being perfect). If the product is damaged or rated low on the scale, we may not be able to purchase it. If the product is considered damaged, we will either return it to you (if possible) or adjust the pricing accordingly. Products in mint condition that meet our quality standards will be processed for purchase. Step 6: Final Decision and Payment Acceptance or Return: If the product passes our inspection, we’ll proceed with the purchase and finalize the transaction. If the product is not in satisfactory condition, it will be returned to you, and you will be notified accordingly. We appreciate your cooperation in following these guidelines to ensure smooth transactions. If you have any questions or need assistance with the shipping process, feel free to contact us! (702)-702-2076

Short-dated products are items that have a limited shelf life and are approaching their expiration or "best before" dates. Typically, these products have between 4 to 10 months remaining before they expire. We Do Not Buy Expired Or Damaged Product.