Sell True Metrix Test Strips in Atlanta
Straight answer: True Metrix pays very little.
It is an inexpensive retail strip, which means there is almost no resale margin in it. We will still take it, usually bundled with a larger lot, and we will pay top dollar for what it is actually worth — but if a buyer quotes you name-brand money for True Metrix over the phone, they are not going to pay it when they arrive.
True Metrix products we buy
We pay top dollar on everything below, quoted per box against your actual dating and packaging. Call or text (470) 816-9685 with a photo for a firm number.
| Product | Size | We pay |
|---|---|---|
| True Metrix | 100 ct | Top dollar — call for quote |
| True Metrix | 50 ct | Top dollar — call for quote |
| True Metrix Air | 100 ct | Top dollar — call for quote |
| TrueTest / TrueTrack | 100 ct | Top dollar — call for quote |
| True Metrix lancets | 100 ct | Top dollar — call for quote |
How to identify what you have
Two things set the price: what is printed on the front of the box — the exact product name and the strip or unit count — and the expiration date. True Metrix packaging changes between product generations, so the product name matters — True Metrix and True Metrix lancets are not interchangeable and do not pay the same. Send us a picture of the front of the box and the expiration date and we will tell you exactly what you have before you commit to anything. Several boxes can go in one picture — lay them out and take one photo of the lot.
What we check on every True Metrix box
- New and sealed — factory seal unbroken
- Still in date — the more time left, the more it is worth
Storage matters more than people expect
True Metrix products are chemically sensitive. A carton that spent an August afternoon in a car in Georgia is not sellable and should not be — a degraded strip or sensor gives a false reading to whoever uses it next, and someone doses insulin off that number. We ask every seller where the boxes were kept, and it is not a formality. How to store them properly →