Sell Tradjenta 5 mg – 30 or 90 Tablets
Do you have unused Tradjenta 5 mg tablets, either a 30-tablet or 90-tablet bottle, that you no longer need?
If your doctor changed your diabetes treatment, adjusted your prescription, or switched you to another medication, you may be wondering:
"Can I sell my unused Tradjenta 5 mg tablets for cash?"
Tradjenta (linagliptin) is a prescription medication used to help control blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. Although unused prescription medications may be expensive, their resale is subject to federal and state regulations.
This guide explains the differences between Tradjenta 5 mg 30-tablet and 90-tablet bottles, prescription resale restrictions, proper storage, and available alternatives for unused medication.
Can I Sell Tradjenta 5 mg?
Tradjenta is a prescription-only diabetes medication. Unlike ordinary diabetic supplies such as glucose monitoring sensors and test strips, prescription tablets generally cannot be privately resold by individual patients.
Even if your Tradjenta is:
Factory sealed and unopened
Within its expiration date
Stored at the recommended temperature
In its original manufacturer packaging
Never used or tampered with
These conditions alone do not make the medication eligible for legal resale.
Prescription drug distribution is regulated under federal and state law, and businesses handling prescription medications must meet applicable licensing and supply-chain requirements.
Learn more about our approach to qualifying non-medication products on our Diabetic Supplies We Buy page.
Tradjenta 5 mg – 30 Tablets vs. 90 Tablets
Tradjenta 5 mg is available in two common bottle sizes: 30 tablets and 90 tablets.
Both contain the same active ingredient, linagliptin, at the same 5 mg strength per tablet.
Tradjenta 5 mg – 30 Tablets
A Tradjenta 5 mg 30-tablet bottle contains 30 oral tablets, each containing 5 mg of linagliptin.
This packaging is commonly associated with a 30-day supply for someone prescribed one tablet daily.
Product details:
Brand: Tradjenta
Generic name: Linagliptin
Strength: 5 mg per tablet
Quantity: 30 tablets
NDC: 0597-0140-30
Manufacturer: Boehringer Ingelheim
Patients may have an unused 30-tablet bottle following changes in their diabetes medication or treatment plan.
Tradjenta 5 mg – 90 Tablets
A Tradjenta 5 mg 90-tablet bottle contains 90 oral tablets, each containing 5 mg of linagliptin.
This packaging is commonly associated with a 90-day supply for someone prescribed one tablet daily.
Product details:
Brand: Tradjenta
Generic name: Linagliptin
Strength: 5 mg per tablet
Quantity: 90 tablets
NDC: 0597-0140-90
Manufacturer: Boehringer Ingelheim
The 90-tablet bottle is often used for longer prescription fills.
Tradjenta Packaging Comparison
ProductQuantityNDCTradjenta 5 mg30 Tablets0597-0140-30Tradjenta 5 mg90 Tablets0597-0140-90
Both presentations contain the same medication strength.
Packaging details and labeling should always be checked against the original manufacturer's information.
Can I Sell Unopened Tradjenta 5 mg Tablets?
Having unopened Tradjenta tablets does not automatically mean they can legally be sold.
Prescription medications are subject to requirements involving proper distribution, product authenticity, documentation, and storage.
Individual patients should not assume they can sell unused prescription tablets directly to another person, an online buyer, or a medical supply company.
This applies to both Tradjenta 5 mg 30-tablet and 90-tablet bottles.
If you have leftover prescription medication, ask your pharmacist about appropriate disposal or other legally permitted options.
You can also read our Can I Sell Unused Insulin and Injections? guide for information about other prescription diabetes medications.
What Is Tradjenta 5 mg Used For?
Tradjenta contains linagliptin, a medication belonging to a class of drugs called dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitors.
It is prescribed to help improve blood sugar control in adults with type 2 diabetes, alongside diet and exercise.
Tradjenta works by helping regulate hormones involved in blood sugar control.
The recommended adult dosage is generally 5 mg once daily, as directed by a healthcare provider.
Tradjenta is not insulin and is not used to treat type 1 diabetes.
How Should Tradjenta 5 mg Be Stored?
Proper storage helps maintain medication quality.
According to the manufacturer's prescribing information:
Store Tradjenta at a controlled room temperature of 68°F to 77°F (20°C–25°C).
Temporary temperature excursions between 59°F and 86°F (15°C–30°C) are permitted.
Keep tablets in appropriate, tightly closed containers.
Protect the medication from improper storage conditions.
Keep all prescription medication away from children.
Tradjenta does not require refrigeration under normal labeled storage conditions.
If medication has been stored improperly or the container has been damaged, consult a pharmacist before using it.
Why Do People Have Extra Tradjenta 5 mg?
There are several reasons someone may have unused Tradjenta tablets.
Common situations include:
Their doctor changes their diabetes prescription.
They switch to a different diabetes medication.
Their treatment plan is discontinued.
Their insurance coverage changes.
They receive a different prescription quantity.
They have unopened medication remaining after a treatment adjustment.
Regardless of the reason, unused prescription medications must be handled according to applicable safety and legal requirements.
What Should I Do With Unused Tradjenta Tablets?
If you have an unopened 30-tablet or 90-tablet bottle of Tradjenta 5 mg, consider these options.
1. Contact Your Pharmacy
Your pharmacist can explain whether a medication take-back program is available in your area.
2. Ask Your Healthcare Provider
If your treatment has changed, your healthcare provider can advise you about your unused prescription medication.
3. Check Authorized Medication Donation Programs
Certain states have prescription medication donation programs, but eligibility and acceptance requirements vary.
Not every program accepts medications from individual patients.
Contact an authorized program to confirm whether your medication qualifies.
Does Trusted Diabetic Purchase Tradjenta 5 mg?
Tradjenta is a prescription medication and is not part of Trusted Diabetic's standard diabetic-supply buyback program.
Our standard program focuses on qualifying unused diabetic supplies, including continuous glucose monitoring sensors, insulin pump supplies, and diabetic test strips.
If you also have eligible unopened diabetic supplies, we may be able to provide a competitive cash offer.
Visit our What Diabetic Supplies Can Be Sold? page for more information.
Sell Your Eligible Diabetic Supplies Nationwide
Trusted Diabetic, operated by Apraksin Scale Inc., purchases qualifying unopened diabetic supplies from individuals throughout the United States.
Diabetic Supplies We Buy
We may purchase:
Dexcom G6 and G7 sensors
FreeStyle Libre 2 and Libre 3 sensors
FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus and 3 Plus sensors
Omnipod 5 and Omnipod DASH pods
Accu-Chek test strips
OneTouch Verio test strips
Contour Next test strips
Other qualifying diabetic supplies
All products must meet our current purchasing requirements.
How Our Buyback Process Works
Step 1 – Send Photos
Send clear pictures of your eligible diabetic supplies, including the front, back, expiration dates, and product details.
Step 2 – Receive an Offer
We evaluate the condition, quantity, expiration date, and current demand before providing a quote.
Step 3 – Ship or Drop Off
Approved diabetic supplies can be shipped from anywhere in the United States or dropped off locally in Canoga Park, California.
Step 4 – Get Paid
Once your eligible supplies are received and verified, payment is typically issued the same day.
Please do not submit or ship Tradjenta or other prescription medications through our standard diabetic-supply buyback program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sell Tradjenta 5 mg 30 tablets?
Tradjenta is a regulated prescription medication. Individual patients generally cannot privately resell unused tablets simply because the original bottle is sealed.
Can I sell Tradjenta 5 mg 90 tablets?
The same prescription drug regulations apply to 90-tablet bottles. A sealed, unexpired bottle is not automatically eligible for legal resale.
Where can I sell unused Tradjenta near me?
Because Tradjenta is a prescription medication, ordinary diabetic-supply buyers may not be authorized to purchase it. Contact a licensed pharmacist about safe and lawful options.
What is the difference between Tradjenta 30 tablets and 90 tablets?
Both bottles contain 5 mg linagliptin tablets. The difference is the quantity: one bottle contains 30 tablets, while the other contains 90 tablets.
Does Tradjenta 5 mg need to be refrigerated?
No. Tradjenta tablets are normally stored at controlled room temperature according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Does Trusted Diabetic buy Tradjenta 5 mg?
Tradjenta is not included in our standard diabetic-supply buyback program. We specialize in purchasing qualifying diabetic monitoring and testing supplies.
Can I sell expired Tradjenta tablets?
Expired prescription medication should not be resold or used. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of it safely.
Is Tradjenta the same as Januvia?
No. Tradjenta contains linagliptin, while Januvia contains sitagliptin. Both belong to the DPP-4 inhibitor class, but they are different prescription medications and should not be substituted without medical guidance.
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