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If you are sick, and your body doesn't kill the germs infecting you, you will never get well! They are your germs, embrace them! Jimgosman wrote:Oh my! If you are sick, you will keep re-infecting yourself. I don't think ResMed would do that!
I'll just say "Doesn't work that way". perhaps you could read up on immunology...gosman wrote:Oh my! If you are sick, you will keep re-infecting yourself. I don't think ResMed would do that!
Our health insurance gives you some back f or a new machine every two years. Doesn't cover the whole cost.gosman wrote:Now the real question will be: will insurance pay for it? I suspect it will not.
I have no idea but none of the suppliers who went to the launch are allowed to show pictures of the machine or talk about it.RogerSC wrote:Make or break for me (in addition to price *smile*) is noise level. If I can sleep with it on, then I'd consider it. The price may be prohibitive, though.
The other thing that I heard was that there isn't a separate humidifier, but there is a way to get humidity into the system. Not sure what it is, or why ResMed is being so secretive about it at this point, especially after their Australian launch yesterday. Guess I'm just a naive non-marketing guy.
I read the terms and interpreted the system, mask, & $1000 gift card retails for $1999.Lucidiot wrote:I read the contest terms and conditions to mean the device and mask, which are bought and sold together, will retail for $1,999. An Australian retailer mentioned a similar price in a recent YouTube video. Not cheap.
Yes but if that is Australian pricing, you have to appreciate in Australia the retail of an AirSense 10 Autoset is about $2,500.Lucidiot wrote:I read the contest terms and conditions to mean the device and mask, which are bought and sold together, will retail for $1,999. An Australian retailer mentioned a similar price in a recent YouTube video. Not cheap.
$1515USD at today's exchange rate. I don't think they will sell many at that price.Lucidiot wrote:I read the contest terms and conditions to mean the device and mask, which are bought and sold together, will retail for $1,999. An Australian retailer mentioned a similar price in a recent YouTube video. Not cheap.
Here is what the terms say.hobbs wrote:$1515USD at today's exchange rate. I don't think they will sell many at that price.Lucidiot wrote:I read the contest terms and conditions to mean the device and mask, which are bought and sold together, will retail for $1,999. An Australian retailer mentioned a similar price in a recent YouTube video. Not cheap.
the exchange rate has nothing to do with cpap (not just resmed) pricing in different international markets.hobbs wrote:$1515USD at today's exchange rate. I don't think they will sell many at that price.Lucidiot wrote:I read the contest terms and conditions to mean the device and mask, which are bought and sold together, will retail for $1,999. An Australian retailer mentioned a similar price in a recent YouTube video. Not cheap.
what? you don't want to be beaten to a pulp at random?chunkyfrog wrote:United pretty much has the monopoly at our local airport:
so I am not making any plans to be traveling more than a couple feet above ground level.
Amazing how much cargo we can cram into the Prius.