Donation of Supplies

The Donation of Supplies is Key to the Mission of IFL USA

Sharing what you no longer need will save lives.

We are licensed to collect in-date and unused insulin, test strips, as well as other diabetes supplies, for redistribution to healthcare organizations and licensed professionals. All items are provided, free of charge, to healthcare providers who assist children and adults with diabetes who otherwise would go without these life saving medications.

IFL USA firmly believes the SOLUTION to the GLOBAL problem of insulin access is possible; one where people with diabetes, their health care providers, and the industry share supplies, that would otherwise go to waste, with those in need.

Supplies We Accept

No used or expired items are accepted. Accepted medications include insulin and FDA approved blood sugar control injection medications.

Insulin Vials

All vials must be unused and have a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.
We accept all brands of insulin that have been maintained in refrigeration.

Insulin Cartridges

All filled cartridges must be unused and have a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.
We accept all brands of insulin that have been maintained in refrigeration.

Ketone Strips

Boxes must be new and unopened with a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.
We accept all brands.

Glucose Meters

Meters must be in excellent working condition and not discontinued.
We accept all meters that the manufacturer is still currently making test strips for.

Lancing Devices

We accept all gently used lancing devices of any brand.

Pen Needles

Unused pen needles must have a minimum of six (6) months until expiration.
We accept all brands of pen needle that can be utilized with insulin pens. If no expiration date is printed, the sterility of pen needles lasts five years from the date of manufacturing.

Insulin Pump Supplies

Unused, factory sealed insulin pump supplies must have a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.

Tubed insulin pumps are not accepted at this time.

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Insulin Pens

All pre-filled pens must be unused and have a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.
We accept all brands of insulin that have been maintained in refrigeration.

GLP-1 Injections with three (3) months to use-by date are also accepted. All GLP-1 injections must be FDA approved for diabetes treatment. No pill medications are accepted.

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A1C Test Kits

Kits must be new and unopened with a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.
We accept all brands.

Glucagon Emergency Kits

All glucagon must have a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.

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Glucose Test Strips

Unused, sealed glucose test strips must have a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.
We accept all brands of sealed test strips.

Insulin Syringes

Unused, factory sealed insulin syringes must have a minimum of six (6) months until expiration.
We accept all brands of 3/10 mL, 1/2 mL and 1 mL insulin syringes in new, unopened, and factory sealed packages labeled for insulin or diabetes. If no expiration date is printed, the sterility of syringes lasts five years from the date of manufacturing.

Lancets

Unused, factory sealed lancets must have a minimum of six (6) months until expiration.
We accept all brands of lancets that are factory sealed. If no date is printed, the sterility of lancets lasts five years from the date of manufacturing.

Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) Supplies

Unused sensors must have a minimum of three (3) months until expiration.                                              

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How to Pack Your Donation

Donation Packing Guide

Thank you for your interest in supporting Insulin for Life USA.
Most donations are not temperature sensitive. However, while packing insulin the key goal is to take precautions to protect the insulin from heat. There are a variety of ways this can be accomplished:

Keep insulin refrigerated until shipping the package.

 When shipping, use of a frozen reusable gel refrigerant is necessary. The insulin and frozen pack should be placed inside a Styrofoam container, a thermal insulated bag, or insulated lunch box. Most grocery stores carry these insulated shipping items. Many grocery stores and pharmacies also carry gel ice packs. 

When the insulin is being sent, the shipping time should be no more than two days. Avoid sending donations containing insulin over the weekend or holidays which will slow the delivery time significantly.

Remember to place your name and address on a paper inside of the package.

Placing your return information inside of the package helps to assure that a receipt acknowledging your tax-deductible donation will successfully be emailed or mailed to the proper address.

Our donor privacy is important, as such we remove all prescription labels upon receipt. By doing so the packaging remains intact while the identity of the donor and related healthcare professionals are protected.

Donations Can Be Sent To

Insulin for Life USA, Inc.
2555 SW 76th Street, #130
Gainesville, FL 32608

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at staff@iflusa.org
or (352)327-8649

 

Thank you for your support.
Together we are saving lives around the world.