From a photo on your phone to cash in your hand — usually the same day. No account, no listing fees, and nothing owed if you decide the number isn't worth it.
Photograph the front of each box so the brand and count are readable, plus the expiration date on the end flap. Send them by text, or use the quote form. Several boxes in one photo is fine — you don't need to lay them out individually.
We price per unit against what each box is currently worth — brand, count, condition and how much dating is left. You get a specific number, not a range, and you're under no obligation to take it.
Accept the offer and we email a prepaid shipping label, or we meet you in person if you're around Cleveland. Payment goes out once the supplies arrive and match what was described.
Worth checking before you pack anything — it saves a round trip.
The Medicare and Medicaid rule is the one that catches people out — why that matters is worth two minutes before you sell.
Expiration dating drives the price more than anything else. A sealed 100-count box with nine or more months left is worth real money; the same box at three months is worth little, and past the printed date it's worth nothing to anyone.
Brand matters next — the major names resell faster, so they pay more. Condition is third: a crushed corner or a torn flap reduces what we can pay, which is why packing well is worth the ten extra seconds.
Waiting is the one strategy that never pays. See real per-box ranges by brand.
We meet at a public place you choose, check the boxes in front of you and pay cash on the spot. Nothing leaves your hands before the money is in them.
Where we meet →We email a prepaid, tracked label. You pack the box, drop it off, and we pay the day it arrives. The label is on our account, so it costs you nothing.
How to pack it →PayPal, Cash, Zelle, CashApp, Apple Pay — whichever you prefer, or cash for local pickups.
Payment goes out once your supplies arrive and match what was described. For local meetups it's immediate.
A different count, less dating than expected, damage in transit — it happens. We contact you with a revised number and the reason for it.
You can take the revised offer or decline it, and we return your supplies at our cost. We don't keep or dispose of anything you haven't agreed to sell.