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Quote from Jay(Packitin)........"Perhaps a better idea is to look at the health providers, such as Apria. It looks like they are going to be doing a lot of business."

There is no Apria stock......Apria was sold to Blackstone a couple months ago.

Guest wrote:I laughed when I saw the comment about Chinese CPAP machines. Tell me it isn't so!
There isn't the remotest chance I would ever buy one.
I just bought a ceiling kitchen light which was made in China for under $20. I guess that is what it was worth. One light failed to light. I took the light apart and they forgot to strip one white wire. Then I put it on the ceiling. One mounting stud is about a quarter inch too short. Now, you want me to use a Chinese CPAP machine?> Give your head a shake!
Dean in Canada

Dean,

I'm glad to hear you got a good laugh......
Look inside your computer sometime and see where all the parts are made. Go into almost any store and look for items that are NOT made in China. How do you know that the parts to the existing machines, masks, etc. are not being fabricated "elsewhere"?

I've NEVER said this is what I "want"......but I'm a realist.

I had a whole bunch of links to products made in China, but CPAPTALK is preventing me from posting the majority of them.....the only ones they're letting me post are the following.


Den

http://www.bmc-medical.com/en/web/

Anybody use the "Bravo" mask? Look at the lower right side (in the following link) where it says "Made in China"

GaleMed Corp.
39, Sec. 3, Haijing E. Road
Xiamen, Fujian Province, China

https://www.cpap.com/pdf/Bravo-Pillow-C ... ctions.pdf

Then see which companies are involved:

http://www.respcare.com/bravo/links.htm


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Maybe I can list them a few at a time......?

Den


http://www.prlog.org/10040019-positive- ... bsite.html

http://www.cpaptubing.cn/cpap_tubing_model1.html

http://www.made-in-china.com/showroom/h ... log-1.html


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And, a few more......

Den


http://www.made-in-china.com/showroom/h ... -S100.html

http://www.allproducts.com/medical/foremount/

http://www.apparatus-instrument.com/buy-Cpap/


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Ed

Re: Resmed Stock-Time to jump in?

Yes.