Sell Dexcom G7 15 Day Sensors

How to recognize a G7 15 Day box

The front of the box says 15 Day. That is the single most important detail; if it is not there, you probably have the standard 10-day G7 instead.

The 15 Day sensor currently appears in three packaging types in our directory:

• Retail box — the version you would pick up at a pharmacy counter.
• DME box — marked STP-FT-013, shipped by medical-supply companies.
• Sample packaging — marked STE-FT-016 and labeled as a sample. Samples are flagged for manual review, and Tonya will tell you honestly whether they can be considered at all.

Why the code matters

Retail, DME and sample packaging can carry different eligibility rules and different offers. Reading the code off the box before you call saves a back-and-forth and helps Tonya give you a realistic answer the first time.

Condition and expiration

Like every sensor, a G7 15 Day box needs to be sealed, undamaged and within date. Write down the expiration month and year from each box. If you have several boxes with different dates, list them separately in your quote request; it helps more than a single “around next year.”

What not to do

• Don't open the box to check the sensor.
• Don't tape over or write on the packaging.
• Don't send photos that show your name, prescription details or a pharmacy label. Photograph the front and the code/expiration panel only.

Next step

Call Tonya to talk it through, or send the details online. Any offer is subject to her inspecting the boxes at pickup. More on how expiration dates affect eligibility.