A.....delecate question...
Hello friends,
First (you know its bad when there's a pretext) I want to say I am NOT trying to sell my pump here. Am not!
But, I've found that it's just not for me. Being I'm still young with the disease, I'm forming far too many poor habits regarding eating. It's time for me to go off the pump for a while, get back to eating right and healthy, then maybe in a year or so get a pump again.
I am wondering, is there a place that I can sell my pump? I am not trying to sell it via here, but just want to know if others have had success selling elsewhere? Ebay doesn't allow it. I've not checked Amazon.
Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Lloyd on -
Pumps can be sold to a private party, if the pump is refurbished by the manufacturer and sold with a doctors prescription. As I understand it, the manufacturer buys it back from you, refurbishes it and then sells it as refurbished.
Something to look into.
-Lloyd
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