- Updated June 12, 2026
- 7-minute read
- Reviewed by CGM Buyers Editorial Team
⚡ Quick Answer
To bundle supplies with your CGM sensors, combine multiple eligible items—such as sensors, test strips, and accessories—into one order during checkout. Group them by product type and expiration date, then ship everything together using one label to simplify processing and simplify the shipping process by sending eligible items together.
Why Do Sellers Bundle CGM Supplies?
Bundling CGM supplies allows sellers to submit multiple eligible products in one shipment. By submitting multiple items in one order, reducing processing time and simplifying shipment preparation and processing. Larger, well-organized orders are processed more efficiently and lead to better overall returns.
Many sellers focus on individual CGM sensors when preparing an order, but additional eligible diabetic supplies may also meet buyer eligibility requirements. Combining multiple products into one shipment can simplify processing, reduce shipping hassles, and organize multiple eligible products into one shipment of a single order.
What Does Bundling CGM Supplies Mean?
Bundling CGM supplies means combining multiple eligible diabetic products into one shipment to simplify processing and combine multiple eligible products into one shipment for easier processing.
Instead of sending multiple small orders, you create one larger order that includes:
- Multiple CGM sensors
- Blood glucose test strips
- Transmitters (if applicable)
- Other unopened diabetic supplies
This allows all eligible products to be reviewed together during inspection.
For example, someone upgrading from Dexcom G6 to Dexcom G7 may have unused sensors, transmitters, and test strips remaining. Bundling these products into one shipment can simplify processing compared to submitting separate orders.
How to Bundle Supplies with CGM Sensor Orders (Step-by-Step)
To bundle supplies with CGM sensors, gather all eligible items, organize them by type and expiration date, add them to your cart on the Sell Supplies page, and complete checkout in one order. This ensures faster processing and maximizes your total payout.
Step 1: Gather All Eligible Supplies
Start by collecting everything you plan to sell in one place.
Only include items that meet the buyer’s current eligibility requirements:
- Unused
- Unopened
- In mint condition
Avoid including:
- Opened products
- Damaged packaging
- Expired supplies
Products that don’t meet these standards may not be accepted, or require additional review during inspection. Understanding the most common reasons diabetic supplies are rejected can help sellers avoid preventable mistakes before shipping their order.
Step 2: Sort Items by Product Type and Expiration
Organizing your supplies ensures accurate product evaluation and prevents processing delays. Sellers often review expiration requirements before sorting products because remaining shelf life can directly affect product eligibility.
Group your items based on:
- Product type (sensors, strips, accessories)
- Expiration date ranges
Example:
- Dexcom G7 sensors (6+ months)
- Test strips (3–6 months)
- Libre sensors (6+ months)
This step helps ensure your order is processed smoothly and processed correctly.
Step 3: Add Multiple Products to Your Cart
Bundling happens during the cart process, where you combine all items into one order.
Follow this process:
- Go to the Sell Supplies page
- Select each product category
- Match your product with the correct listing
- Enter quantities based on expiration
- Add all items to your cart
The system works like online shopping—except you get paid after checkout
Step 4: Complete One Checkout for All Items
All bundled items must be submitted in a single checkout to ensure they are processed together and paid in one cycle.
Before submitting:
- Double-check quantities
- Confirm expiration ranges
- Verify your payment details
After checkout:
- You’ll receive a shipping label
- You’ll get an order number for tracking
Make sure to save this information
Step 5: Pack and Ship Your Bundle Properly
Bundled orders must be packed securely and shipped using the provided label to ensure safe delivery and smooth inspection and processing.
Best practices:
- Use a sturdy shipping box
- Add padding (bubble wrap or paper)
- Prevent movement inside the box
Important reminders:
- Ship within 7 days of placing your order
- Labels may expire after 15 days
Yes. Bundling increases the total value of a shipment because multiple eligible products are processed together in one order.
Example of Payout Increase
| Scenario | Items Included | Total Payout |
| Single Order | 1 CGM sensor | $30–$60 |
| Medium Bundle | 3 sensors | $90–$180 |
| Large Bundle | 5 sensors + 4 strip boxes | $200–$400+ |
The key difference is volume per shipment. While individual product rates remain unchanged, combining multiple products often results in a higher overall order value.
What Items Can You Bundle Together?
Most sellers can bundle CGM sensors, test strips, transmitters, and other eligible unopened diabetic supplies in the same shipment.
Common bundle combinations:
- Multiple CGM sensors
- Sensors + test strips
- Sensors + transmitters
- Mixed product bundles
What to Avoid When Bundling Supplies
Avoid including non-compliant items such as opened, damaged, or expired products, as they can affect product eligibility or lead to rejection of part or all of your shipment.
Common mistakes:
- Including opened products
- Mixing damaged items with good ones
- Selecting incorrect expiration ranges
- Poor packaging during shipping
Non-compliant products may be discarded or require additional review during inspection depending on condition
Expert Tips to Maximize Bundle Value
To prepare your shipment properly, bundle high-quality items with longer expiration dates, organize them correctly, and ship promptly after checkout. This ensures your order support a smooth inspection process and avoids delays.
Pro tips:
- Prioritize longer expiration products
- Keep packaging in perfect condition
- Bundle similar items together
- Ship as soon as possible
Frequently Asked Questions
Does bundling multiple products make shipping easier?
Yes. Bundling eligible products into one shipment can simplify packaging and help keep the inspection process organized.
Can I sell multiple CGM sensors in one order?
Yes. You can add multiple sensors and other supplies to your cart and submit them together in a single checkout.
Do all bundled items need the same expiration date?
No. You can include different expiration ranges, as long as each is entered correctly during checkout.
What happens if one item in my bundle is damaged?
That specific item may receive additional inspection or may not be accepted while the rest of your order may still be processed.
How quickly do I get paid after shipping a bundled order?
Payment is issued within 2 business days after inspection.
Can I bundle test strips with CGM sensors?
Yes. Many sellers combine eligible test strips and CGM sensors in a single order when both products meet resale requirements. Bundling multiple qualifying products often simplifies the selling process compared to submitting separate shipments.
Do bundled supplies need matching expiration dates?
No. Different products can have different expiration dates as long as each item is entered correctly during checkout.
What supplies are usually not accepted in a bundle?
Opened, damaged, expired, or otherwise non-compliant products may not qualify for resale and could be excluded from payment calculations.
Ready to Get More Value From Your Next Shipment?
If you have unused CGM sensors, test strips, or other eligible diabetic supplies, bundling them into a single order can simplify the selling process and simplify the shipping process. Taking a few extra minutes to organize products by type and expiration date may help keep your shipment organized for inspection and avoid unnecessary delays.
👉 Start your bundled order today and submit eligible supplies while they still have strong remaining shelf life.