Buy a Refurbished CPAP Starter Bundle With a Mask: Complete Kit Price and What Should Be in the Box
Direct answer: A refurbished CPAP starter bundle should include the machine, humidifier, tubing, power supply, and a new mask, so you can start therapy on the first night once you have a prescription. MyRespCo's refurbished ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet Complete Starter Bundle (machine, tubing, and mask) is $429.99 with nasal pillow or nasal mask in stock as of November 11, 2026; the full face version is sold out. Competitor bundles found November 5, 2026 run $628 to $675 for a refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet with a mask. A valid prescription is required in the United States.
Machine-only vs bundle: the real first-night cost
A machine-only price looks cheaper until you add what you still need. A buyer who orders a machine-only refurbished AirSense 10 at $379.99 still needs a mask, and sometimes extra tubing and filters. A bundle puts those items in one order, with one prescription upload and one shipment.
| Machine only | Starter bundle | |
|---|---|---|
| Machine | Included | Included |
| Humidifier and water chamber | Usually included | Included |
| Tubing | Usually included | Included |
| Power supply | Included | Included |
| Mask | Usually NOT included, buy separately | Included, new, choose type |
| MyRespCo price | $379.99 (AirSense 10 AutoSet) | $429.99 (AirSense 10 AutoSet bundle with nasal pillow or nasal mask) |
| Competitor price found November 5, 2026 | $439 to $479 | $628 to $675 |
The bundle is not automatically cheaper than buying separately. Compare the bundle price against the machine price plus the exact mask you want, with shipping. At MyRespCo the bundle is $50 more than the machine alone and includes the mask. The bundle wins when you want a complete, ready-to-use kit in one order.
What a complete starter bundle should include
Check every item before you order. If an item is missing, ask the seller to confirm it in writing. Confirm the exact contents on the product page or by calling 706-772-0263.
- Refurbished CPAP machine, RT-inspected and function-tested
- Heated humidifier and water chamber
- Tubing, standard or heated. Confirm which one is included.
- Power supply
- Travel bag or case, if listed
- New filters
- New mask, not a used mask. Confirm mask type and size.
- Prescription upload step at checkout
A mask is personal. A used mask should never be in a refurbished bundle. The mask in a proper bundle is new, sealed, and chosen by type.
Which mask type should you choose in a bundle?
Do not choose a mask type from an article alone. Your prescriber, sleep clinic, or RT can help, and some bundles offer a fitpack with multiple cushion sizes.
- Nasal pillow mask, for example ResMed AirFit P10 or P30i: light, minimal contact, good for people who breathe through their nose and move in sleep.
- Nasal mask, for example ResMed AirFit N20 or N30i: covers the nose only, a common first choice.
- Full face mask, for example ResMed AirFit F20 or F30: covers nose and mouth, for people who breathe through their mouth or need higher pressures.
If a bundle offers a fitpack, take it. A fitpack includes multiple cushion sizes, so you can find your fit without ordering a second mask.
The 6 checks before you buy a refurbished bundle
- Prescription: A valid prescription is required in the US to buy the machine in the bundle. Have a digital copy ready to upload.
- Mask is new: Confirm the mask is new and sealed, with type and size listed. If the listing does not say new, ask.
- Run hours: Ask for the machine's run-hours reading. Lower hours are worth paying more for.
- New consumables: New filter, new tubing, new water chamber, not the previous user's used parts.
- Warranty in writing: Get the machine warranty in writing. MyRespCo describes a 1-year functionality warranty on its refurbished machines, and a 30-day money-back guarantee, with the buyer paying return shipping.
- Total price: Confirm the total, including shipping and any mask upgrade. A bundle price that excludes shipping is not the full cost.
Refurbished bundle vs new bundle
A new AirSense 11 AutoSet bundle with mask can run over $1,000 in competitor listings; MyRespCo's brand new AirSense 11 bundle is $849.99. A refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet bundle with mask runs $429.99 at MyRespCo and $628 to $675 in competitor listings found November 5, 2026. The refurbished bundle saves hundreds, with the same therapy when properly refurbished and set to prescription, but with a shorter warranty than a new machine and often no myAir registration.
Ready to order?
If you want a complete kit in one order, choose the refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet Complete Starter Bundle at $429.99, pick your mask type, and upload your prescription at checkout. If you already own a mask you like, order the machine only at $379.99 and save the difference. Questions? Call or text Yashil Bhatt, RRT, at 706-772-0263. Stock changes, so confirm on the product page.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a prescription to buy a CPAP bundle?
Yes, in the United States. The machine in the bundle requires a valid prescription. Masks and tubing alone usually do not, but the bundle as a whole does because it includes a machine.
Is the mask in a refurbished bundle new or used?
It should be new and sealed. If a listing does not say the mask is new, ask before you order. Never buy a bundle with a used mask.
What if the mask does not fit?
Ask about the return or exchange policy for the mask before you order, and call 706-772-0263 for help with fit. Mask fit is personal, and a wrong size is the most common first-night problem.
Can a refurbished bundle machine connect to myAir?
Often not. Refurbished units frequently cannot be registered to myAir or AirView. Confirm with MyRespCo before ordering if it matters to you. Therapy delivery is not affected.
Is a bundle cheaper than buying machine and mask separately?
Sometimes. At MyRespCo the refurbished AirSense 10 machine alone is $379.99 and the bundle with mask is $429.99. Add the mask you want to the machine price and compare before you decide.
General information only, not medical advice. Whether you need CPAP, APAP, or BiPAP, which mask type fits, and what pressure settings to use, comes from your prescriber and sleep study, not from a seller or an article.