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blood sugar testing strips
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hi would anyone be able to tell me if it would be legal to sell testing strips for measuring blood sugar on ebay the only reason i ask is because i have a few boxes of these that are no longer needed and don't want to see them wasted there are others selling them on ebay but not sure if there allowed or not i've emailed ebay but no reply,there not prescription only or they haven't got the POM logo on them so pretty sure there not.any help/advice but we great thanks
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Give them away. What type of strips are they? My DH says he will have them but he's not paying for them - he'll pay postage only. You don't try to sell something that you've been given free on the NHS or paying a prescription charge - these things cost about £25 per drum.
Failing that, go round to your local diabetes clinic and give them back!
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i wish they had been given free on the nhs and they cost £22 per box of 50 from an online shop this is what i was asking can anyone just sell them or do you have to be a registered pharmacy or something0
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There are similar items on sale at the moment:
http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?from=R40&satitle=blood+testing
This is no guarantee that it's permissable to sell them... check the prohibited items list.My TV is broken!
Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0
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