We Help You Sell Your Unwanted Equipment
Ventilators, oxygen concentrators, BiPAP and high-flow. We do the selling; you keep title until it sells and get 70% of the net margin.
You approve the price
Your floor and step-down schedule are on the Offer Sheet you sign. Nothing sells below the day-60 price without your written approval.
Buyers we already know
Every listing goes weekly to 1,000+ DME/HME buyers, biomed shops and hospices.
No lowball
The sale price is the market price, and you see it first.
What your equipment is worth
| Model | Typical sale price, patient ready | Typical consignor payout* |
|---|---|---|
| ResMed Astral 150 | $4,000 – $4,500 | $2,400 – $2,800 |
| Philips Trilogy EVO | $3,700 – $4,100 | $2,200 – $2,500 |
| Ventec VOCSN+Pro | $8,250 – $9,000 | $5,000 – $5,700 |
| Ventec VOCSN V+C | $7,500 – $7,900 | $4,700 – $5,000 |
| ResMed AirSense 11 ASV (new, all accessories) | $1,650 – $1,750 | $1,150 – $1,225 |
| ABM BiWaze Cough | $2,000 – $2,150 | $1,250 – $1,400 |
*After typical service cost, at 70% of net margin. CPAP devices and 5-liter stationary concentrators are accepted in lots of five or more units.
How it works
Submit
Submit the form below or email a unit list; Ameristart replies within one business day with shipping instructions.
Ship
Once approved by Ameristart, you will ship the equipment to our Somerset, New Jersey intake warehouse on your own account, powered down, with accessories bagged and labeled and a packing slip enclosed. Ameristart will confirm receipt by email within two business days, listing each unit by model and serial number.
Inspect
Within five business days of receipt, each unit is inspected and diagnosed at no charge. Title stays with the consignor.
Offer Sheet
An Offer Sheet states the expected sale price and the consignor's payout. Nothing is listed or repaired until it is approved.
List
Listed at the approved floor price, stepping to 90% at day 30 and 80% at day 60.
Sell
A sold unit is repaired, tested and shipped with a 90-day warranty; the service cost comes off the sale price.
Pay
The consignor receives 70% of the net margin within 15 days of cleared funds, with a statement.
What Ameristart accepts
Accepted
- Ventilators — Trilogy EVO, Astral 100 and 150, VOCSN, LTV, Vivo, Luisa
- Portable oxygen concentrators
- BiPAP and high-flow units
Working or non-working units are accepted. Unless sold "As-is", units under an open FDA recall are sold only after the required service is completed and documented; that service is included in the service cost on the Offer Sheet.
Accepted in lots of five or more
- CPAP devices
- 5-liter stationary oxygen concentrators
Equipment not listed here needs confirmation before shipping. A unit declined after inspection is returned at the consignor's expense or recycled; no inspection fee.
Submit equipment
Equipment submission
An approximate description is enough; nothing ships until Ameristart replies with instructions within one business day.
Shipment to Ameristart constitutes acceptance of the Consignment Terms and Conditions.
Ship to
Ship only after Ameristart confirms the submission, freight on the consignor's own account, with a packing slip listing company, contact, email, phone and the units shipped.
ATTN Andy Bythel
50 Randolph Road, Suite A2
Somerset, NJ 08873 Unit lists and questions before shipping Andre Worrell
(720) 552-2840
andre@ameristart.com
Questions
Can my unit be sold for less than I approved?
The approved price is the floor: 90% from day 30 and 80% from day 60; nothing lower without written approval.
Who pays the freight in and back?
Inbound freight is paid by the consignor. Unsold units return at Ameristart's expense; units declined after inspection return at the consignor's expense or are recycled.
Is there a storage or inspection fee?
No storage fee, no inspection fee; the consignor's only cost is inbound shipment.
What happens if it does not sell?
The listing period is 90 days from receipt. Then the consignor chooses: return at Ameristart's expense, or a 60-day extension at the day-60 price.
How is the payout calculated?
Service cost (repair, parts, testing, shipping to the buyer) comes off the sale price; the remainder is the net margin, and the consignor receives 70%.
When am I paid?
Within 15 days after the buyer's funds clear, with a statement of sale price, service cost and payout.
Full consignment terms
Consignment Terms and Conditions
These terms govern all equipment shipped to Ameristart's warehouse under the consignment program. Ameristart does not purchase equipment. Ameristart sells consigned equipment on the consignor's behalf and remits payment when a unit sells. Shipment of equipment to Ameristart constitutes acceptance of these terms.
Title
- 1.Title to each unit remains with the consignor until the unit is sold to a buyer. Ameristart and its repair partner hold consigned equipment as the consignor's property, stored separately and labeled with the consignor's name.
- 2.Ameristart will not lend, operate, disassemble for parts, or encumber consigned equipment.
Receipt and inspection
- 3.Within two business days of arrival, Ameristart confirms receipt by email, listing each unit received by model and serial number.
- 4.Within five business days of receipt, Ameristart inspects and diagnoses each unit at no charge. When shipping, the consignor states the amount it would like to realize per unit. Following inspection, Ameristart returns an Offer Sheet with two figures for each unit: the price at which Ameristart expects the unit to sell, and the consignor's payout at that price.
- 5.No unit is listed or repaired until the consignor approves the Offer Sheet. The consignor may accept the proposed price, negotiate it with Ameristart, or request the unit's return.
Payment
- 6.The consignor's payout is derived solely from the sale of the unit. Ameristart does not pay a fixed price for any unit. When a unit sells, the service cost is deducted from the sale price; the remainder is the net margin. The consignor receives 70% of the net margin and Ameristart retains 30%. Repairs are performed only after a unit has sold and are paid from the sale proceeds. No amount is owed to the consignor until the buyer's payment has been received. Service cost means the repair, parts, testing, and shipment to the buyer.
Illustration: a consignor ships a ventilator and indicates it would like to realize approximately $2,000. Inspection shows the unit requires $600 of service. Ameristart advises that the unit can be sold for $3,500, producing a consignor payout of $2,030 ($3,500 sale price less $600 service cost = $2,900 net margin. The Consignor receives 70%, or $2,030). Ameristart's share is $870. Both amounts are paid from the same $3,500 sale, and neither is paid until the buyer's funds have cleared.
- 7.The price approved on the Offer Sheet is the floor. To avoid delays, the consignor pre-approves the following price schedule at signing: 100% of the floor at listing, 90% from day 30, and 80% from day 60. Ameristart will not sell below the day-60 price without the consignor's written approval. The consignor's 70% is calculated on the actual sale price.
- 8.Payment is issued within 15 days after the buyer's funds clear, accompanied by a statement showing the sale price, the service cost, and the consignor's payout.
Unsold equipment
- 9.If a unit remains unsold at the end of the agreed listing period (90 days from receipt unless otherwise agreed on the Offer Sheet), the consignor elects one of the following: return of the unit, shipped at Ameristart's expense, or a 60-day extension at the day-60 price. If no election is made within 15 days, the listing is extended.
- 10.The consignor may request the return of any unsold unit at any time on 10 days' notice. Units that have been sold or are in repair are completed before return.
- 11.Ameristart charges no storage fee and no inspection fee. Any unit that does not sell within the agreed listing period is returned at Ameristart's expense if the consignor wants it back. The consignor's only cost under this program is inbound shipment to Ameristart.
Inbound shipment
- 12.Inbound freight is the consignor's responsibility. Equipment is shipped to the address below on the consignor's own account. Ameristart does not issue prepaid shipping labels.
- 13.Each unit is to be powered down and packed with accessories bagged and labeled. A packing slip must be enclosed listing the consignor's company name, contact name, email address, telephone number, and the units shipped. Shipments received without a packing slip are held until the sender can be identified.
- 14.The consignor removes all patient data before shipment, including SD cards, modem or cloud pairings, and stored patient settings. Ameristart performs a second data wipe at intake and records that it was completed.
- 15.Ameristart does not insure consigned equipment in transit or in its warehouse. Consignors who require coverage should maintain it under their own policy and may add declared value with their carrier.
Accepted equipment
- 16.Ameristart accepts ventilators (Trilogy EVO, Astral 100 and 150, VOCSN, LTV, Vivo, Luisa), portable oxygen concentrators, and BiPAP and high-flow units, in working or non-working condition. CPAP devices and 5-liter stationary concentrators are accepted in lots of five or more units. Consignors should confirm with Ameristart before shipping any equipment not listed here.
- 17.Units subject to an open FDA recall are sold only after the required service has been completed and documented. That service is included in the service cost shown on the Offer Sheet.
- 18.Any unit Ameristart declines to list following inspection is returned to the consignor at the consignor's expense or, at the consignor's direction, recycled. No inspection fee applies in either case.
Ship to
Ameristart Consignment Intake · ATTN Andy Bythel · 50 Randolph Road, Suite A2 · Somerset, NJ 08873
Questions, or to send a unit list before shipping: Andre Worrell · (720) 552-2840 · andre@ameristart.com