Free Diabetic Test Strip
Diabetics with Medicare may be able to receive free diabetic test strips.
There’s no doubt: diabetes test strips are expensive — especially if you must test your blood sugar several times a day.
But, did you know that if you are a diabetic you could get free strips to test your blood sugar?
“Free test strips? That sounds too good to be true.”
As a Medicare participating provider, Liberty Medical Supply helps people with diabetes get the Medicare benefits they are entitled to. If you are a diabetic and have a doctor’s order to test your blood sugar at home, you may be eligible for home delivery of test strips and other diabetes testing supplies. And, if you have qualified supplemental insurance, you may owe nothing at all. Diabetics, that means free strips to test your blood!
Here’s How the Services Work:
Liberty Medical Supply offers diabetics a world of free strips to test their blood as well as other diabetes testing supplies — name brands like Accuchek, Bayer, Optium, Prestige, Roche and more.
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Once you are approved, it usually takes three to five days to receive your first order from Liberty.
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We send your supplies according to your doctor’s instructions with no charge for shipping.
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We bill Medicare and your insurance company for you! That may mean free test strips if you have qualified supplemental insurance!
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When it’s time to reorder, Liberty will remind you. So you don’t have to worry about running out of supplies.
See If You Qualify for Free Strips to Test your Blood Sugar
Diabetics, to find out if you meet the requirements for free strips to test your blood sugar, call toll-free to 1-866-382-6460 . Liberty will check with your doctor and Medicare to determine if you qualify.
* Co-payments and deductibles apply.
Tags: blood glucose testing, diabetic testing equipment, diabetic testings supplies, free diabetic test strip
November 3rd, 2009 at 6:57 pm
I need to test 4 times daily. I have one of your meters but am out of strips.
December 1st, 2009 at 1:28 am
I have type 1 diabetes and it it hard for me to eat right and keep my levels normal. I also run out of strips and can’t afford to buy more so I don’t test my sugar levels. please send me some information about what I can eat and maybe if you could send me some other things to help me out.
December 12th, 2009 at 6:18 am
“Diabetics, that means free strips to test your blood!”
No, I’m sorry but it doesn’t. If you are on Social Security and Medicare, and you paid Social Security taxes in your life then you already paid for them. However, if you are on Social Security and Medicare, AND did not pay any Social Security taxes in your life then someone else is paying for them with their Social Security taxes. But they are not nor will they ever be free. Shame on you, Liberty Medical! This is a really bad way to advertise.
March 17th, 2010 at 8:40 pm
My Mom is diabetic and she is 87 years young, she has to test 4 times a day. She receives SS by doesnt have any other insurance. We are looking for good prices to buy her the test strips for Accure machine, can you help us. Tonnie
April 25th, 2010 at 10:20 am
Also looking for free or cheap test strips. I have no insurance and am only able to work part time at a low paying place because I have no car and have to walk. I try to keep my testing at a minumum to save $ but it’s a bad thing. Free clinic not currently accepting new patients. Been trying to order free glucometers online but running out of options. Any ideas?
April 25th, 2010 at 10:29 am
Just found out that you can usually find strips for roughly 1/2 off at Ebay . I do not work for them but I thought this information may be useful to some people. Don’t forget to order online free glucometers online that usually come with 10 sample strips. Hey, maybe their strips are cheaper than the one you’re using. Good luck.
May 22nd, 2010 at 2:50 am
I am 43 and I feel lucky at this time. Working for the state of Texas and now having our Insurance Benifits attacked so bad, Blue Cross and Blue Shield pays up to 1000 a year on Diabetes supplies. 80percent each 3 month order, but it still isn’t enough testing 4 times per day.
June 18th, 2010 at 3:33 am
I too am looking for free strips, if there is such a thing. I go to a free clinic and they give strips out every 2 months, 50 of them. I test 3x a day and 50 is not enough for a month at 2x aday. I was hoping that Bayer would have something that would help as that is what the clinic gives. Any info on this or anything else for strips, would be appreciated.