Comments on: Sleep Apnea? http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10 Great Information on Sleep Apnea Sun, 16 May 2010 17:39:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Brian T http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10/comment-page-1#comment-1254 Brian T Mon, 25 Jan 2010 06:02:59 +0000 http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10#comment-1254 Take a look at http://www.cpap-supply.com and/or http://www.cpcp.com as these are two of the less expensive suppliers I've found. CPAP-Supply has been best overall. They sell packages for as low as $427 and as high as $1390 depending on the features you want. My rig would currently run about $585 and mine is a pretty nice rig with decent features. It was actually recommended by the owner of CPAP-Supply as he is a sleep apnea patient also who found CPAP machine prices were too high so he started the company with his son. His real livelihood is as a Golf Pro so this is a side business for him. His prices were lower than what my co-pay would have been with my insurance as they only covered half of their suppliers prices and those were four times the prices at CPAP-Supply.<br><b>References : </b><br> Take a look at http://www.cpap-supply.com and/or http://www.cpcp.com as these are two of the less expensive suppliers I’ve found. CPAP-Supply has been best overall. They sell packages for as low as $427 and as high as $1390 depending on the features you want. My rig would currently run about $585 and mine is a pretty nice rig with decent features. It was actually recommended by the owner of CPAP-Supply as he is a sleep apnea patient also who found CPAP machine prices were too high so he started the company with his son. His real livelihood is as a Golf Pro so this is a side business for him. His prices were lower than what my co-pay would have been with my insurance as they only covered half of their suppliers prices and those were four times the prices at CPAP-Supply.
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]]> By: Wayne W http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10/comment-page-1#comment-1253 Wayne W Mon, 25 Jan 2010 05:51:59 +0000 http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10#comment-1253 Insurance should take care of it, but if you don't have insurance, you will need your prescription even for shopping online. Ebay doesn't allow cpap machines, but they do have accessories like masks, hoses, filters and such. Amazon and a host of other online stores have a wide selection and a wide range of prices. Just do a search for cpap machines, cheap or wholesale etc... Your prescription is needed because the cpap machine air pressure setting is adjusted at the store and is not user adjustable. (Not supposed to be anyway).<br><b>References : </b><br>http://cpapmachines.net Insurance should take care of it, but if you don’t have insurance, you will need your prescription even for shopping online. Ebay doesn’t allow cpap machines, but they do have accessories like masks, hoses, filters and such.

Amazon and a host of other online stores have a wide selection and a wide range of prices. Just do a search for cpap machines, cheap or wholesale etc…

Your prescription is needed because the cpap machine air pressure setting is adjusted at the store and is not user adjustable. (Not supposed to be anyway).
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]]> By: wezy53154 http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10/comment-page-1#comment-1252 wezy53154 Mon, 25 Jan 2010 05:32:59 +0000 http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10#comment-1252 The average CPaP machine that also provides warm humidification will run approximately $1200.00. This is a complete setup including hoses, mask, and water chamber. A machine that is capable of supporting BiPaP or Bilevel pressures will cost as much as $1800.00 for a complete setup. Co-pays are dependant on your personal insurance.<br><b>References : </b><br>respiratory therapist The average CPaP machine that also provides warm humidification will run approximately $1200.00. This is a complete setup including hoses, mask, and water chamber. A machine that is capable of supporting BiPaP or Bilevel pressures will cost as much as $1800.00 for a complete setup. Co-pays are dependant on your personal insurance.
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]]> By: eysson http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10/comment-page-1#comment-1251 eysson Mon, 25 Jan 2010 05:09:59 +0000 http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10#comment-1251 If you have health insurance they may pay for it. They can be anywhere from $500 and up depending on what company you go to.<br><b>References : </b><br> If you have health insurance they may pay for it. They can be anywhere from $500 and up depending on what company you go to.
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]]> By: Dr. Patrick V. Suglia http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10/comment-page-1#comment-1250 Dr. Patrick V. Suglia Mon, 25 Jan 2010 05:03:59 +0000 http://sleepapneazone.org/blog/sleep-apnea-machine/sleep-apnea-10#comment-1250 You can get estimates at your local medical supply store, as there are different models and brands of "sleep apnea machines." The correct term is CPAP machine.<br><b>References : </b><br> You can get estimates at your local medical supply store, as there are different models and brands of "sleep apnea machines." The correct term is CPAP machine.
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