Sell Your Surplus Medical Supplies & Disposables for cash

Equipment isn't the only thing worth money — supplies are, and we buy them in volume. Exam and surgical gloves, gowns, drapes, procedure trays and custom packs, sutures and staplers, wound care and dressings, sterile wraps, PPE, incontinence products, IV sets, catheters, syringes, lab consumables — sealed and in-date, by the case, the pallet or the truckload.

Where does sellable supply surplus come from? Overstocked facilities, cancelled contracts, closed clinics and surgery centers, distributor excess, liquidation lots and freight claims. If you're holding cases of sealed product — Medline, Cardinal, McKesson, 3M, Ethicon, whatever the brand — that inventory has a buyer: us.

Short-dated product is welcome too. Dating affects price, not whether we buy — sealed, in-date product with 6+ months of shelf life almost always gets an offer, and we'll review shorter dating case by case. Send us a lot list or pallet photos with visible labels and we'll bid it.

Brands & models in demand

Don't see your model? That's normal — these are examples, not limits. Every brand and model gets an offer.

How to sell yours

Fill the form with a short description and photos (include the model/serial plate if you can). A written offer follows within one business day, and if you accept, shipping or pickup is arranged and paid by us.

Questions sellers ask

Do you buy short-dated or close-to-expiry supplies?

Yes — sealed, in-date product gets an offer, with price adjusted for remaining shelf life. Expired product we generally can't buy, but ask anyway; some categories have exceptions.

Is there a minimum quantity for supplies?

Supplies make sense by the case and up. A few loose boxes usually aren't economical to freight, but a shelf, a pallet or a storage room absolutely is.

We also buy

exam room & diagnostic equipment · dme & mobility equipment · imaging equipment · and everything else