Can I Sell Unused Omnipods?

Extra pods pile up more often than you’d think: a switch to a tubed pump or a different patch pump, a pregnancy plan change, an insurance switch mid-year, or a loved one’s supplies after they’ve passed. Pharmacies won’t take them back — but that doesn’t mean they’re trash. Sealed pods have real value to people who pay cash for their supplies.

What Qualifies

Which Omnipods can you sell?

The rules are simple: boxes must be unopened, sealed, and undamaged, and full price is paid on boxes with 10 or more months until expiration — shorter-dated boxes still get cash at adjusted rates. Details and photos of what qualifies are on our Omnipod buyback page.

Why Sell Them

Where your pods actually go

People without insurance coverage for pods pay steep retail prices out of pocket. Reselling your surplus puts hundreds of dollars back in your pocket and gets pods to people managing diabetes on a budget — instead of letting sealed medical supplies expire in a closet. It’s the reason a resale market exists for diabetic supplies in the first place, and it’s fully legal when you own the supplies outright.

How It Works

From drawer to paid in three steps

Common Questions

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