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ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet Auto-CPAP Machine Package with Heated Humidifier

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CPAPX has ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet Auto-CPAP Machine Package with Heated Humidifier on sale for $399 - 20% off with code CPAPX = $319.20. Shipping is free.

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Note: A prescription is required for purchase. After placing an order, you will be asked to upload your prescription.

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CPAPX has ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet Auto-CPAP Machine Package with Heated Humidifier on sale for $399 - 20% off with code CPAPX = $319.20. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member BoastfulString9651 for finding this deal.

Note: A prescription is required for purchase. After placing an order, you will be asked to upload your prescription.

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    • This matches the previous +120 FP deal.
  • Refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.

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marcwsu1978
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Need an RX. So silly. I will go see my doc, give them $200 for a useless visit so they can write me a prescription so I can order a machine. UGH!
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Nope. If you go through Lofta, you fill out and sign some documents that assert your claim. Submit them (when asked, make sure to check to have your Rx emailed to you rather than applied to a Lofta purchase), and then you schedule a telehealth visit. My "visit" consisted of saying my name and DOB, that was it. Took 2 minutes.

Though I have insurance with a co-pay, I paid for this out of my own pocket, in order to try to get my insurance DME allowance against a much more spendy travel mini CPAP. The Airsense 10 will be a great daily (nightly?) driver, but I'm sick of going bicycle touring and devoting one whole pannier to this lunky size.

I also used a Chase card with quarterly 5% for PayPal this quarter to further reduce this purchase expense.
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If you do not have a RX, you can get one via Lofta. Black Friday I got mine for $35 as my previous one was from a doctor that retired. Key if you've never had a prescription is you are looking for one for snoring, any other apnea and you need a previous prescription even if it is old.
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Dec 21, 2023 3:46 PM
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Need an RX. So silly. I will go see my doc, give them $200 for a useless visit so they can write me a prescription so I can order a machine. UGH!
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Dec 21, 2023 8:26 PM
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MinnesotaWTDec 21, 2023 8:26 PM
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If you do not have a RX, you can get one via Lofta. Black Friday I got mine for $35 as my previous one was from a doctor that retired. Key if you've never had a prescription is you are looking for one for snoring, any other apnea and you need a previous prescription even if it is old.
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Quote from MinnesotaWT View quoted comment :
If you do not have a RX, you can get one via Lofta. Black Friday I got mine for $35 as my previous one was from a doctor that retired. Key if you've never had a prescription is you are looking for one for snoring, any other apnea and you need a previous prescription even if it is old.

Thanks but you have to do the home sleep test to get the script?
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Quote from karazi View quoted comment :
Thanks but you have to do the home sleep test to get the script?
Nope. If you go through Lofta, you fill out and sign some documents that assert your claim. Submit them (when asked, make sure to check to have your Rx emailed to you rather than applied to a Lofta purchase), and then you schedule a telehealth visit. My "visit" consisted of saying my name and DOB, that was it. Took 2 minutes.

Though I have insurance with a co-pay, I paid for this out of my own pocket, in order to try to get my insurance DME allowance against a much more spendy travel mini CPAP. The Airsense 10 will be a great daily (nightly?) driver, but I'm sick of going bicycle touring and devoting one whole pannier to this lunky size.

I also used a Chase card with quarterly 5% for PayPal this quarter to further reduce this purchase expense.

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Dec 22, 2023 12:05 PM
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GrandmaBearDec 22, 2023 12:05 PM
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how do you prove you have a prescription. I have one but it was never actually given to me.
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Dec 22, 2023 2:04 PM
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MinnesotaWTDec 22, 2023 2:04 PM
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how do you prove you have a prescription. I have one but it was never actually given to me.
Just need to say you had one, and they will ask the minimum and max pressure settings.
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Dec 22, 2023 2:05 PM
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lordy1952Dec 22, 2023 2:05 PM
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Quote from marcwsu1978 View quoted comment :
Need an RX. So silly. I will go see my doc, give them $200 for a useless visit so they can write me a prescription so I can order a machine. UGH!
I did prescription from lofta rxexpress. They had a sale and it was only 30 dollars with no sleep study needed. I'm already using a CPAP already. This is for people who already had a prescription in the past (and lost it or expired) and they will ask what is your pressure setting.
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Dec 22, 2023 2:06 PM
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lordy1952Dec 22, 2023 2:06 PM
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Dang, I paid 400 from CPAP.com and thought was a good deal
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Quote from GrandmaBear View quoted comment :
how do you prove you have a prescription. I have one but it was never actually given to me.
I emailed the doctors office and asked them for a copy. They sent it back as an attachment.

As long as it was a somewhat recent visit, it shouldn't be an issue.

Been using the same one for years now.

I haven't been to this site yet, but other cpap sites usually have an option you can select where you put your doctors name and number in and they will call to verify.
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Quote from marcwsu1978 View quoted comment :
Need an RX. So silly. I will go see my doc, give them $200 for a useless visit so they can write me a prescription so I can order a machine. UGH!
Have you seen a Dr for Apnea yet? If you've been diagnosed, they should have no issue either mailing or emailing you your prescription.
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how do you prove you have a prescription. I have one but it was never actually given to me.
I was in the same boat on the last deal for this. I just called my Dr and they wrote up the script and sent it to me.
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Quote from marcwsu1978 View quoted comment :
Need an RX. So silly. I will go see my doc, give them $200 for a useless visit so they can write me a prescription so I can order a machine. UGH!
If your Dr. has a portal simply send them an email stating you use CPAP and you'd like to replace your current machine. I sent a really old Rx that I had along with my latest Resmed sleep report. I had a new Rx in my inbox that same day.
You could try that even if you're not currently using CPAP.
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Do most insurances not cover these? I don't even have "amazing" health coverage but I paid $30 for a visit to a specialist, got a diagnosis and a machine with free refills for supplies every 3 months and I don't pay anything for the machine.

A shame they cost so much for people who need it.
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MDF247Dec 22, 2023 3:12 PM
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Dang, I paid 400 from CPAP.com and thought was a good deal
In all fairness, that is a good deal.

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Quote from TheNarratorr View quoted comment :
Do most insurances not cover these? I don't even have "amazing" health coverage but I paid $30 for a visit to a specialist, got a diagnosis and a machine with free refills for supplies every 3 months and I don't pay anything for the machine.

A shame they cost so much for people who need it.
They do cover them, but it's not quick or easy. And then if you have a deductible, you'll end up paying that first.

In the end $320 for this is less than you'd pay into a deductible. But if your deductible is covered, or close to covered, then maybe you won't have as much a problem
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