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How to Turn Your Unused Diabetes Test Strips into Cash
With the high cost of diabetic testing supplies, many diabetics end up with surplus unused test strips. This often happens when insurance providers limit the quantity covered, or when a doctor prescribes more than are needed. Whatever the reason, most people are unaware that their unused strips can be turned into cash. This article provides a step-by-step guide to selling …
A Comprehensive Guide to FreeStyle Lite Glucose Meters and Test Strips for Senior Americans with Diabetes
As the founder of American Medical Surplus, I am passionate about helping you find the best diabetic care products at affordable prices. Today, we will be focusing on a product that has been gaining popularity among senior Americans with diabetes: the FreeStyle Lite Glucose Meter and Test Strips. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the product’s features, user reviews, …
Tips for Finding the Best Diabetic Test Strips Buyers in PA
If you are looking to sell your diabetic test strips, here are several tips to find the best test strip buyers near you: Research different buyers Check their reviews Check their payment methods Look for transparency Consider shipping options Verify their credentials Ask for recommendations Final thoughts Research different buyers There are many buyers available, so it’s important to research …
Managing Your Blood Glucose Levels
When it comes to managing diabetes, blood glucose levels are crucial. Blood glucose is produced when many foods are broken down, and is utilized to power our brain, heart, and muscles. Blood glucose is found in the bloodstream (which carries it to all of our organs and cells) and inside the cells. It either originates from the food we eat …