Woman Owned CPAP retailer - FREE SHIPPING

[Babette]

No, I'm not getting anything for pimping them.

http://mscpap.org/index.html

Just found this place surfing for a new chinstrap. Don't say it. Yes, I know, I need to get on that sewing project...

ANYWAY... Found this place, same price as everyone else online, and FREE SHIPPING!

Definitely worth looking into. I'll report if they do something I don't like, TRUST ME.

I also emailed them and told them, as a woman-owned business, they really ought to talk to the manufacturers about creating WOMAN SIZED MASKS!

Not to mention natural-fiber chinstraps...

I pointed out that we women cpap patients are frustrated, we are computer savvy, we buy things online, and we are willing to purchase cpap equipment OOP and not mess with insurance. A niche market is NOT being addressed.

Cheers,
Barbara

PS - Our host doesn't carry the chinstrap I bought. Could be they don't feel it's a good product. BreatheWear Halo:
http://mscpap.org/store/product_info.ph ... 64be1f1c7f

[jennmary]

Checked it out. I find it odd that they have a pic of a resmed for cpap machines.....but they dont sell any of the resmeds. lol

Thanks for keeping our options open babette.

[Snoredog]

interesting that they are using a non-profit .org domain name registration for their operation. That dot.org designation is usually reserved for non-profit, non-commercial use not a (.com) commercial site. You can use it for fund raising if the profits are destined to a charity organization.

that doesn't appear to be the case here, looks like to me these two white minority broads are abusing the system to the fullest extent claiming minority women owned business status.

Ms. CPAP & More, Incorporated is a growing internet based respiratory supply business. Our office is located in the metro Atlanta area. We carry brand names such as AEIOmed, Fisher & Paykel, Puritan Bennett, Respironics, ResMed and many more. We service customers nationwide in a fast, friendly and efficient manner. If there is a product you are interested in or something you need that you do not see on our website, please contact us and we will be glad to order it for you.

[Organplayer]

Domain names are by no means uniform. I work for three non-profits that use the .com address.

Hey, Im the wrong gender, but I will go visit them and check them out since they live in my neighborhood.

Kevin (who lives in Atlanta)

[Guest]

Kevin... think about it - how many years (into infinity) have women been buying from 'the wrong gender'? I know you were joking, but it got me thinking (we do on occasion ) and I had to mention it.

[RosemaryB]

I also emailed them and told them, as a woman-owned business, they really ought to talk to the manufacturers about creating WOMAN SIZED MASKS!

Now, that would be a worthy endeavor! It's not only the size, but the way the face is configured. I tried on some FF masks, just to see, and they fit pretty strangely. (Maybe it's my large nares, ) I'm going to try the decapitated hybrid next time I have a weekend I can spare for it, because I really do want a backup in case I get sick and can't breathe through my nose.

[jabberwock]

interesting that they are using a non-profit .org domain name registration for their operation. That dot.org designation is usually reserved for non-profit, non-commercial use not a (.com) commercial site. You can use it for fund raising if the profits are destined to a charity organization.

that doesn't appear to be the case here, looks like to me these two white minority broads are abusing the system to the fullest extent claiming minority women owned business status.

Snoredog, I must be missing something here. Removing the possibility of using a non-profit domain registration (not verified), I don't understand your reference to "white minority broads" claiming "minority women owned business status". I don't see anything on their website that claims the owners are minority women.

Bonnie

[Goofproof]

That's way too much for the chin strap. It's said Women are paid 2/3 the money for the same work, and have to work harder to get it. It's plain to see they are overcharging for their products, due to the lower cost of producing their goods.

That is unless they only hire men to do the work! Jim

Oink,Oink!

[Babette]

That's way too much for the chin strap. It's said Women are paid 2/3 the money for the same work, and have to work harder to get it. It's plain to see they are overcharging for their products, due to the lower cost of producing their goods.

That is unless they only hire men to do the work! Jim

Oink,Oink!

That is the MSRP. It is the same price the manufacturer offered to sell it to me. The manufacturer, however, doesn't have a click and ship website. They wanted me to EMAIL my visa info to them... No thanks!!!

Check that exact chinstrap out at any site. You'll see the same price everywhere.

Be sure you're comparing the BreatheWear Halo Chinstrap. There are MANY OTHERS out there, some at less cost.

Cheers,
B.