SOLD:Resmed S9 VPAP Auto "0"hrs $US795

[Taringa542]

I have for sale a brand new VPAP Auto '0' hrs 2013 build, 907 software

Includes H5i humidifier, standard cleanable water tank, travel bag, power supply& slimline & Climateline tubing

price update $US795

References Available & I'm in Australia, I can post World Wide

Thanks

[Taringa542]

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[Taringa542]

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[Julie]

It's the middle of the night over here... give people a chance to wake up and see your note.

[Taringa542]

It's the middle of the night over here... give people a chance to wake up and see your note.

Its the middle of the day here & my post is not necessarily directed only to your part of the world, I did say I was in Australia!

2 bumps in 4 days is no more than any other post on this site

Do you have a problem with my thread?

[Julie]

Forget it... I was only giving a reminder (having spent May in the Yarra Ranges myself).

[Taringa542]

Forget it... I was only giving a reminder (having spent May in the Yarra Ranges myself).

It didn't come across that way, it was very abrupt!

I am well aware of the various times around the world

As I said it was the middle of the day here, it was early morning in the UK & mid morning in Europe & we have contributors on this forum from those parts of the world who may have been interested

[nanwilson]

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[acabgd]

I might be interested, but you didn't mention any price. Postage would be to Europe.

Thanks,
Alex

[Taringa542]

I might be interested, but you didn't mention any price. Postage would be to Europe.

Thanks,
Alex

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[Taringa542]

Price update!

[squid13]

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[Taringa542]

This machine has now been sold, thank you to all that enquired

[DZALE22]

Hello all,

I was diagnosed with sleep apnea just a couple years back at the age of 25 and apparently had a severe case (40 irregularities an hour). I never felt awake, always tired then I learned that what I thought to be just a plain old case of severe snoring was really a devastating sleep disorder. According to the doctor, it could have caused so much strain on my heart if left untreated that I could have potentially had a serious stroke by the age of 35. Not sure if was blowing smoke up my ass or what, but he was a pulmonary doc and turned me onto the ole CPAP...and, frightened for my life along with intensive research with the mix of those mind blowing 'the CPAP changed my life' stories, I was convinced. SOOO, I purchased a CPAP out of pocket, the same model as listed in this thread. The Resmed S9 autoset.. Long story short is I tried to get used to this thing, I have a nasal and a full face mask. Both, in my view, are shear torture. I barely put any hours on this machine and I truly tried! After putting out the dough that this glorified air compressor cost! Heck yeah I gave it a shot. But the idea that this was simply the treatment...The lifetime method of treatment...!? You kidding me...? So...long story short, I ended up doing the surgical procedure by an ears, nose and throat doctor---3 separate procedures actually--septoplasty, adenoids removed, and uvula removed (the most agonizing pain that lasted 10 days)---and of course after enduring the surgery, my pulmonary doc wanted absolutely nothing to do with me anymore. I went with the permanent solution and let me tell you, I do NOT snore anymore---this coming from a guy who once woke himself up regularly because of the high decibel level output my snore was responsible for. I'm pretty sure my snore could have been detected and evaluated on the Richter scale, measuring probably pretty near or just slightly under what you typical West coast aftershocks register at...no, but seriously, this freight train is no electromagnetic and the air coasts smoothly between the rail and the car...no more blockage. I feel more awake...I accomplish more...I am a better parent. I mean surgery might not be the best option for all, but, for me, in this case, it really seemed to work out. If anyone has any advice or wisdom they could possibly share about what the future might hold for this freshly diagnosed sleep apnea patient, I would appreciate it. I feel I am being a bit naive about the situation believing I jumped from a severe case to nothing: a total cure...is it possible? If this is the case-- Here I sit with a $1000 machine which I really never use or never really used even prior to the surgery, so why let it sit around and not be of use to somebody who actually needs it and could use it...maybe somebody who is getting the shaft from their insurance co. and cannot afford one out of pocket? Or should I hang onto it? To CPAP or not to CPAP, that is the question?

[Taringa542]

The machine advertised was not a S9 Autoset!