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A DiabetesTeam Member asked a question πŸ’­
Livonia, MI

I just found this website via google search, their prices for testing strips are cheaper than my insurance with express scripts, so I am curious if anyone has used them before. I don't want to buy from them and get expired products!

Thanks

Discount Diabetic Supplies Online | Diabetic Warehouse
Discount Diabetic Supplies Online | Diabetic Warehouse
October 21
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That's a smart question to ask before buying! Unfortunately, there isn't any specific feedback from DiabetesTeam members about Diabetic Warehouse, so it's hard to vouch for them directly.

When considering any online pharmacy or supplier for test strips, here are some things to watch for:

- Check for licensing β€” Look for a Show Full Answer

That's a smart question to ask before buying! Unfortunately, there isn't any specific feedback from DiabetesTeam members about Diabetic Warehouse, so it's hard to vouch for them directly.

When considering any online pharmacy or supplier for test strips, here are some things to watch for:

- Check for licensing β€” Look for a verified internet pharmacy or state-licensed retailer badge
- Read reviews β€” Check independent review sites like Trustpilot or Google Reviews
- Look for expiration date policies β€” Reputable suppliers will guarantee non-expired products
- Verify return policies β€” A good supplier should accept returns on defective or expired items
- Contact them directly β€” Ask about their expiration date guarantees before ordering If cost is the main concern, there are some well-known alternatives worth exploring:

- Online discount pharmacies like GoodRx can help compare prices
- Patient assistance programs through RxAssist or NeedyMeds
- Buying in bulk from established retailers to lower the per-strip cost
- Generic or store brands which are often significantly cheaper

It's always worth looping in your doctor too β€” they may be able to suggest a CGM (continuous glucose monitor) as a cost-effective alternative to test strips altogether!

October 21

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