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I have a used ResMed S9 that I would like to sell. Does anyone have experience selling to secondwind? If so, what should I expect as far as an offer? Or is there a better option?

It is a fully functional machine with humidifier and carrying case and has 9,358 hours of use if that helps.

Thanks

Secondwindcpap.com is a reputable place to deal with but I doubt they will want your S9 with that many hours on it.
Last I saw they weren't buying any machines with more than 2,000 hours on it.
Have you looked at their website and what they say about used machines hours.

I know that a few years back I had an AirSense 10 AutoSet for Her model with 147 hours on it and I checked with them to see what they would offer and it was a measly $185 that I was offered. At the time they were retailing used machines (same model) for about $500 or so.

So I doubt they will even make an offer with those hours but you can always ask....but expect a really low ball offer (if you get an offer).

STM4UA wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2024 6:27 pm

I have a used ResMed S9 that I would like to sell. Does anyone have experience selling to secondwind? If so, what should I expect as far as an offer? Or is there a better option?

It is a fully functional machine with humidifier and carrying case and has 9,358 hours of use if that helps.

Thanks

I keep mine as a backup.

Is it an Elite? Or an Autoset? I see them on Craigslist, 300$... no hours listed.

I bought an AS10 Autoset, 4000 hours... 200$. I bought an AS10 Elite, brand new, with modem... 299$... the Sleeplay sale, code BESTPRICE. It's now running vAuto firmware, MyAir thinks it's an Aircurve.

If you don't have a spare machine keep it.