Selling CPAP equipment

What is the best way to sell equipment? I have a machine (with humidifier and bag). I have tried Craigslist, my neighborhood blog, and Facebook to no avail.

I've noticed others have posted theirs right here for sale in the forum. So you have a captive audience here looking exactly for that sort of stuff.

cherylann wrote:What is the best way to sell equipment? I have a machine (with humidifier and bag). I have tried Craigslist, my neighborhood blog, and Facebook to no avail.

What model, how many hours, what price?

Ia m looking for a gently used resmed air curve 10 ASV thanks

cherylann wrote:What is the best way to sell equipment? I have a machine (with humidifier and bag). I have tried Craigslist, my neighborhood blog, and Facebook to no avail.

I'm looking for a backup. What do you have?

Sorry I'm so late in getting back to this. I have a RESMED S9 with humidifier and bag. It has 5,021 run hours.

Asking $350.

Put it back on craigslist for $200, and it will probably sell. I bought my backup S9 autoset 3 years ago for $200. $350 could take awhile.

A brand new machine is only $600-800 depending on whats available.

cherylann wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 17, 2018 1:20 am

Sorry I'm so late in getting back to this. I have a RESMED S9 with humidifier and bag. It has 5,021 run hours.

Asking $350.

The price is why it's not selling... What model S9? If it's an Autoset or Elite it's worth $200.. If it's an Escape <$200

Thanks everyone for all your replies. I thought $350 was a good price since I know my insurance company at the time paid the DME $3,000!!!

I think I'll just keep it as a back-up.

cherylann wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 01, 2018 1:07 pm

Thanks everyone for all your replies. I thought $350 was a good price since I know my insurance company at the time paid the DME $3,000!!!

I think I'll just keep it as a back-up.

Back up is a good plan.
No insurance company will pay more than MSRP--
No matter what they say.

If so the INC CO. paid them with funny money. Jim

cherylann wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 01, 2018 1:07 pm

I know my insurance company at the time paid the DME $3,000!!!

You need to pay attention to your statements from insurance.
I just got a new S-10 which is a model newer than yours. my dme charges $150.00 a month rent. medicare approves $40.56 medicare pays $31.80. I (my secondary insurance) paid $8.11. this is one month rent X 13 months when it is paid in full and belongs to me.
This means the total cost that my dme charges is $1950. The total amount Medicare approved is $527.28. The total amount medicare paid is $413.40. The total amount I or my secondary insurance pays is $105.43.
This does not include the heated humidifier and heated hose that are paid in full and separately. $527 is a long way from your $3000.
Every cpap or apap from the lowest and highest advertised or billed are paid with one billing code, one price. no matter what people think, what i paid for mine is the same everyone else with insurance that follows medicare pricing with a 80/20 split pays.

I just bought an Autoset on Facebook Marketplace for $150...998 run hours.

I have a Phillips Respironics System One REMstar Auto A-FLEX with I 653 blower hours on it if anyone is interested!