We buy dexcom receivers & transmitters

Sell Dexcom Receivers & Transmitters for Cash

Sell Dexcom receivers and transmitters you no longer use — G6 receivers, G6 transmitter kits and G7 receivers. Unlike sensors these carry no expiration date, so age alone doesn't rule them out. Text a photo and we'll price it, usually the same day.

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Dexcom Receivers & Transmitters We Buy

Sell Dexcom Receivers & Transmitters — What We Accept

Tap what you have to start a quote with it filled in. Don't see yours? Send it anyway — this is what we buy most, not everything we buy.

Handwritten "Cash 4 Diabetic Supplies" sign listing Dexcom among the brands — receivers and transmitters are bought alongside the sensors on it
Dexcom is on the sign. The hardware is bought the same way the sensors are.
What we pay

Dexcom Receivers & Transmitters Prices — What You Could Get

Most buyers won't show you a number until you've already packed a box. These are ours — per box, for sealed packaging. The bottom of each range is a box getting close to its expiration date; the top is a fresh one handed over at a local pickup, where there's no shipping or fees to come out of it first.

ItemWe pay
Dexcom G6 Transmitter Kit (STT-OE-002) Full Kit$39–$81
Dexcom G6 Receiver (FR) — accessories sealed$38–$75
Dexcom G6 Transmitter Kit (STT-OM-001)$30–$63
Dexcom G6 Transmitter Kit (STT-OR-001)$30–$63

Get your real number before you do anything. Two things move it: the date on the box, and how the handover works. A local pickup pays the top of the range because nothing comes out of it for shipping — a mailed box sits lower. Opened or damaged packaging lower again, and some items we have to check on before quoting at all.

Text a photo showing the expiration date and we'll price exactly what you have, usually the same day. Prices are per box and most people have several — no minimum, and nothing owed if the number isn't worth it to you.

Questions about selling dexcom receivers & transmitters

Do Dexcom receivers and transmitters expire?

No. Receivers and transmitters carry no expiration date, which is the main way they differ from sensors. A receiver that has sat in a drawer for two years is still worth quoting — the date on the box is what limits a sensor, not this hardware.

Do I need the charging cable and manual?

Yes, and they need to still be in their factory-sealed plastic. A receiver on its own is worth noticeably less than a complete one, and loose accessories that have been unwrapped don't count. If you're not sure what's still sealed, send a photo of everything laid out.

Do you buy Dexcom G7 receivers?

We quote them individually rather than off a list. G7 receivers are subject to a recall check against the serial number, and what we can pay depends on the result, so we check before making an offer rather than after.

What about the G6 transmitter on its own, without the kit?

Send a photo. Complete kits are worth the most; a bare transmitter is quotable but lower. Either way we'd rather look than guess.

Simple Process

How It Works

Three simple steps to cash in hand

Step 1

Snap & Submit

Snap photos of your supplies and fill out the quick form. Takes under 2 minutes.

Step 2

Get Your Offer

We review your items and send a cash offer — often the same day.

Step 3

Ship & Get Paid

Accept the offer, then ship free from anywhere in the U.S. or schedule a local pickup across Greater Cleveland.

Before you send them in

The questions people ask most often about dexcom receivers & transmitters.

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Ready to get cash for your dexcom receivers & transmitters?

Submit your items in under 2 minutes. No obligation, free shipping or local pickup.