You might contact secondwindcpap.com here in the US. They don't require prescriptions for international buyers. https://www.secondwindcpap.com/ Hi Pugsy, Thanks for that suggestion. What do they classify as an open box? I sent you ...

Pugsy wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 18, 2025 11:20 am

You might contact secondwindcpap.com here in the US.
They don't require prescriptions for international buyers.

https://www.secondwindcpap.com/

Hi Pugsy,

Thanks for that suggestion. What do they classify as an open box?

I sent you a pm, if you still receive them.

Cheers,
John

You might contact secondwindcpap.com here in the US.
They don't require prescriptions for international buyers.

https://www.secondwindcpap.com/

I wouldn't be afraid to buy from secondwindcpap.com.

... two s10's. I had to replace the first one with a new s10 2 yrs ago. Just for giggles, I went to the clinician settings on my original s10 from SecondwindCPAP. All of the settings and options are there as they should be. However, the clinician settings are different on my new (2 yr old) s10 ...

... now than it was back in 2009. Don't rely on what the doc or DME says that your insurance says....get it straight from the horses mouth. Check out secondwindcpap.com. They don't require a RX for international buyers and sometimes they let the requirement for US buyers without a RX, to slide. Meaning ...

Other than lucking out with a private seller this place is probably your least expensive that I know of.
They are good people. $115 is about half what other places are charging.
https://www.secondwindcpap.com/product/ ... umidifier/

ArtWench Check your budget against this machine, Open Box ResMed S10 Airsense AutoSet CPAP $849.00 Original price was: $849.00.$688.00 https://www.secondwindcpap.com/product-category/new-cpap-machines/ This model is the only machine I recommend. Of course, there are other suppliers, and you might ...

... purchase the machine from an on-line DME, such as our host cpap.com. If money is an issue, you might want to purchase a refurbished machine from secondwindcpap.com. Both of them are reliable on-line DMEs who take good care of their customers, but you will need to buy the machine out-of-pocket. ...

Unless something seems to be "off" don't worry about it.
Normal lifespan is close to the Medicare 5 year line.
Get a back up machine, and sleep well.
Cpap.com and secondwindcpap.com are excellent sources.
OOP, unfortunately, so buying local is beyond foolish.

For a used machine, I would recommend Secondwindcpap.com.
Their prices are more in line with what you get.
Respironics is simply jerking around instead of giving REFUNDS.
How in the FH do they get away with this crap?

... apnea, Cheyne-Stokes breathing etc right? That ASV machine should fetch a pretty penny to the right person. Here's a new/used one: https://www.secondwindcpap.com/product/new-resmed-s10-aircurve-asv/ You need to read the hours on each machine to get a better idea of what they're worth. If you're ...

... will help you find the best settings and do troubleshooting for you. There is a decent deal on an open-box, C2C, machine here - https://www.secondwindcpap.com/product/new-open-box-resmed-airsense-10-autoset-card-to-cloud/

Xtracheese wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 13, 2024 11:25 am

I think I am about to go buy a new one out of pocket this afternoon from my supplier

How much will your supplier charge you?

Be sure to price-shop on the internet. This is a trusted supplier who has a good deal on an open-box AirSense AutoSet 10 - https://www.secondwindcpap.com/shop/

... the one I have, rather than buying a refurbished one. Probably $400 vs $1000 Check out the refurbished and open-box machines at https://www.secondwindcpap.com/#09e4/fullscreen/m=and&q=airsense+10+autoset. They are a reputable supplier. Sometimes, great deals can be found on CraigsList. giant ...