Terms & Conditions

Section 1 – Terms & Conditions

Authorization/Consent for Care/Service: The patient or representative signing below has been informed of the home care treatment and product options available to them and of the selection of providers from which the patient may choose. The patient further authorizes CPAPsupplies.com under the direction of the patient’s prescribing physician, to provide home medical equipment, supplies and services. The patient has acknowledged that the Client/Patient Service Agreement has been explained and that the patient understands the information.

 

Advanced Directives (Appendix A): The patient understands their right to formulate and to issue Advance Directives to be followed should they become incapacitated.

 

Notice to Medicare Beneficiaries. Medicare will pay for some medical equipment and supplies. However, CPAPSupplies.com does not bill Medicare. You will be personally and fully responsible for payment. CPAPsupplies.com does not accept insurance in any form as payment.

 

Release of Information: The patient or representative requests and authorizes CPAPsupplies.com, the prescribing physician, hospital, and any other holder of information relevant to service or equipment provided by CPAPsupplies.com, to release information upon request, to CPAPsupplies.com, physician, or any other medical personnel or agency involved with service. The patient also authorizes CPAPsupplies.com to review medical history for the purpose of providing treatment, equipment or products.

 

Financial Responsibility and Arrangements: All payment and all sums that may become due for the services or products provided are due at the time services are rendered unless payment arrangements have been approved in advance by CPAPsupplies.com staff.

 

 

Consent for Contact: By signing and submitting this form, the patient or representative consents to receive phone calls, texts, e-mails, and pre-recorded messages from CPAPsupplies.com or any of its subsidiaries regarding CPAPsupplies.com products and services, at the phone number(s) or email address provided; including  wireless number if provided. These calls may be generated using an automated technology and normal carrier charges may apply.

 

Please be aware that most standard email is not a secure means of communication and your protected health information that may be contained in our emails to you will not be encrypted. This means that there is risk that your protected health information in the emails could be intercepted and read by, or disclosed to, unauthorized third parties. Use of alternative and more secure methods of communication with us, such as telephone, fax or the U.S. Postal Service are available to you. If you do not wish to accept the risks associated with non-secure unencrypted email communications from us containing your protected health information, please indicate that you do not wish to receive such emails from us by contacting us at 888-345-1780. If you agree to receive information from CPAPsupplies.com via email or text, you agree to accept the security and privacy risks of this type of communication.

 

I agree that if I consent to SMS notifications regarding my order, text alerts will be sent to the number I provide. I understand that anyone with access to the mobile phone or carrier account associated with the number I have provided will be able to see this information.

 

Communication with Minors: We are committed to protecting the privacy of children. CPAPsupplies.com's websites and ordering ability are not directed at users under the age of 18. If you are under the age of 18, you are not permitted to register with CPAPsupplies.com, submit personal information, or place orders.

 

Replacement Equipment & Warranty Information: CPAPsupplies.com is not responsible for equipment repairs or warranties. The patient will need to refer to the manufacturer's warranty guidelines for what constitutes a voided warranty.

 

 

 

Patient Complaint/Grievance Process: In the event the patient should become dissatisfied with any portion of their CPAPsupplies.com provided home care experience, a complaint may be lodged with CPAPsupplies.com without concern for reprisal, discrimination, or unreasonable interruption of service. The patient has the right to present questions or grievances to an CPAPsupplies.com staff member and to receive a response in a reasonable period of time. For concerns regarding quality of care or other services, please contact CPAPsupplies.com’s office by phone or mail. Grievances can also be reported to the NC Division of Services intake unit or CPAPsupplies.com’s

 

 The following procedure details the steps that CPAPsupplies.com will take when a client’s/patient’s complaint/grievance is received:

After receiving the concern, the CPAPsupplies.com Customer Service Supervisor will take the following steps:

1.  Contact the person making the concern within 5 days, if contact has not already been established.

2.  Determine what actions the caller feels should be initiated regarding the concern.

3.  Arrange for the replacement of defective items if the concern involves a product.

4.  Speak with involved employees and conduct additional training as appropriate.

5.  Attempt to resolve the concern to the client/patient's satisfaction.

6.  Report status of activities to client/patient within two days following receipt of concern.

7. Send complaint information to the Compliance Department so they can record it to the Compliant Log.

8. If the complaint remains unresolved, the Compliance Department will have a department supervisor contact the patient within 5 working days.

9. Within 14 days the company shall provide written notification to the patient of the results of the investigation.

 

 

Appendix A

Advanced Directives

What is an Advance Directive? An advance directive is a set of directions you give about the medical and mental health care you want if you ever lose the ability to make decisions for yourself. There are two ways for you to make a formal advance directive. These include: Living Wills and Healthcare Powers of Attorney. Forms & additional information may be obtained from the Secretary of State website.

 

Do I have to have an Advance Directive and what happens if I don't? Making an advance directive is your choice. If you become unable to make your own decisions, and you have no advance directive, your physician or mental health care provider will consult with someone close to you about your care. Discussing your wishes with your family and friends now will help ensure that you get the level of treatment you want when you can no longer tell your health providers what you want.

 

What is a Living Will? A Living Will is a legal document that tells others that you want to die a natural death if you: become incurably sick with an irreversible condition that will result in your death within a short period of time; are unconscious and your physician determines that it is highly unlikely you will regain consciousness; or have advanced dementia or a similar condition which results In a substantial cognitive loss and it is highly unlikely the condition can be reversed. You can direct your physician not to use certain life-prolonging treatments such as a breathing machine ("respirator" or "ventilator"), or to stop giving you food and water through a tube ("artificial nutrition or hydration" through feeding tubes and IVs). The document goes into effect only when your physician and one other physician determine that you meet one of the conditions specified in the Living Will. You can cancel anytime by communicating your intent to cancel it in any way.

 

What is a Healthcare Power of Attorney? A Healthcare Power of Attorney is a legal document in which you can name a person(s) as your health care agent(s) to make medical and mental health decisions for you if you become unable to decide for yourself. You can say which treatments you would want and not want. You should choose an adult you trust to be your health care agent. Discuss your wishes with that person(s) before you put them in writing. The document  will go into effect when a physician states in writing that you are not able to make or to communicate your health care choices. You can cancel or change while you are able to make and communicate your decisions.

 

How do I make an Advance Directive? There are several rules to protect you and ensure your wishes are clear to the physician who may be asked to carry them out. An advanced directive must be: (1) written; (2) signed by you while you are still able to make and communicate health care decisions; (3) witnessed by two qualified adults; and (4) notarized. A qualified witness is a competent adult who sees you sign, is not a relative, and will not inherit anything from you upon your death. The witness cannot be your physician, a licensed employee of your physician or any paid employee of a healthcare facility where you live or that is treating you.

 

Who should I talk to about an Advance Directive?  You should talk to those closest to you about an advance directive and your feelings about the health care you would like to receive. Your physician or health care provider can answer medical questions.  A lawyer can answer questions about the law. Give copies to your family, your physician or mental health providers, your health care agent(s), and any family members or close friends who might be asked about your care should you become unable to make decisions. Please furnish CPAPsupplies.com with a copy of your advance directives.

 

Appendix B

Infection Control

 

It is the policy of CPAPsupplies.com to conform to the acceptable standards of infection control pertaining to equipment and home health services issued by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), in order to ensure the safety of clients/patients and employees, and also to ensure quality client/patient service

 

How infections occur and are spread: An infection occurs when germs enter the body, increase in number, and cause a reaction of the body.

 

Three things are necessary for an infection to occur:

• Source: Places where infectious agents (germs) live (e.g., sinks, surfaces, human skin)

• Susceptible Person with a way for germs to enter the body

• Transmission: a way germs are moved to the susceptible person

 

There are a few general ways that germs travel in healthcare settings:

• Through contact (i.e., touching), 

• Sprays and splashes (when an infected person coughs or sneezes) 

• Inhalation (when germs are aerosolized in tiny particle)

• Sharp injuries (i.e., when someone is accidentally stuck with a used needle or sharp instrument).

 

How to prevent infection:

• Wash your hands often

• Get vaccinated

• Get vaccinated and use antibiotics sensibly

• Stay at home if you have signs and symptoms of an infection.  

• Cover your mouth and nose

• Disinfect the 'hot zones' in your residence - the kitchen and bathroom

• Don't share personal items 

• Make sure health care providers clean their hands or wear gloves 

• Clean equipment and supplies regularly 

• Replace equipment on a regular schedule. Contact CPAPsupplies.com (info@cpapsupplies.com) when your supplies are to be thrown out.

 

Symptoms of Hepatitis infection: Extreme fatigue, mild fever, headache, loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting. Symptoms of Tuberculosis (TB) infection: fatigue, anorexia, productive cough, coughing up blood, weight loss, loss of appetite, lethargy, weakness, night sweats, chills, flu-like symptoms and fever. Some people with TB may show no symptoms. NOTIFY YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IF YOU FEEL YOU HAVE BECOME INFECTED.

 

Appendix C 

How to Make Your Home Safe for Medical Care 

 

At CPAPsupplies.com, we want to make sure that your home medical treatment is done conveniently and safely. Many of our clients/patients are limited in strength, or unsteady on their feet. Some are wheelchair or bed-bound. These pages are written to give our clients/patients some easy and helpful tips on how to make the home safe for home care. Discuss these plans with your family members. 

 

Fire Safety and Prevention

• Smoke detectors should be installed in your home: make sure you check the batteries at least once a year. If appropriate, you may consider carbon monoxide detectors as well. Ask your local fire department if you should have one in your home.

• Have a fire extinguisher in your home, and have it tested regularly to make sure it is still charged in working order. And, have a plan for escape in the event of a fire. 

• If you are using electrical medical equipment, make sure to review the instruction sheets for that equipment. Read the section on electrical safety.

 

Electrical Safety

• Make sure that all medical equipment is plugged into a properly grounded electrical outlet.

• If you have to use a three-prong adapter, make sure it is properly installed by attaching the ground wire to the plug outlet screw.

• Use only good quality outlet "extenders" or "power strips" with internal circuit breakers. Don't use cheap extension cords.

 

Safety in the Bathroom

• Use non-slip rugs on the floor to prevent slipping.

• Install a grab-bar on the shower wall and non-slip footing strips in the tub or shower.

• Ask your medical equipment provider about a shower bench you can sit on in the shower.

• If you have difficulty sitting and getting up, ask about a raised toilet seat with arm supports to make it easier to get on and off the commode.

• If you have problems sensing hot and cold, you should consider lowering the temperature setting of your water heater so you don't accidentally scald yourself without realizing it.

 

· Safety in the Bedroom

• It's important to arrange a safe, well-planned and comfortable bedroom since a lot of your recuperation and home therapy may occur there.

• Ask your home medical provider about a hospital bed. These beds raise and lower so you can sit up, recline, and adjust your knees. A variety of tables and supports are also available so you can eat, exercise and read in bed.

• Bed rails may be a good idea, especially if you have a tendency to roll in bed at night.

• If you have difficulty walking, inquire about a bedside commode so you don’t have to walk to that bathroom to use the toilet.

• Make sure you can easily reach the light switches, and other important things you might need through the day or night. . . .

• Install night-lights to help you find your way in the dark at night.

• If you are using an IV pole for your IV or enteral therapy, make sure that all furniture, loose carpets, and electrical cords are out of the way so you do not trip and fall while walking with the pole.

 

Appendix D 

Emergency Planning

 

Every client/patient receiving care or services in the home should think about what they would do in the event of an emergency. Our goal is to help you plan your actions in case there is a natural disaster where you live and to try to provide you with the best, most consistent service we can during an emergency.

Know what to expect:  If you have recently moved to this area, take the time to find out what types of natural emergencies have occurred in the past, and what types might be expected. Find out what, if any, times of year these emergencies are most prevalent. Find out when you should evacuate, and when you shouldn't. Your local Red Cross, local law enforcement agencies, local news and radio stations provide excellent information and tips for planning.

Know where to go: One of the most important pieces of information you should know is the location of the closest emergency shelter. These shelters are open to the public during voluntary and mandatory evacuation times. They are usually the safest place for you to go, other than a friend or relative's home in an unaffected area.

 

Know what to take with you: Some shelters may have restrictions on what items you can bring with you. Not all shelters have adequate storage for medications that need refrigeration. We recommend that you call ahead to find out if you can bring your medications and medical supplies. In addition, let them know if you will be using medical equipment that requires an electrical outlet. During our planning for a natural emergency, we will contact you and deliver, if possible, at least one weeks' worth of medication and supplies. Bring all your medications and supplies with you to the shelter.

 

Reaching us during an emergency: In the case of an emergency, please call our main phone number (888-345-1780). If the office is closed due to an emergency, our on-call services are always available. If you have no way to call our number, you can try to reach us by having someone you know call us from his or her cellular phone. Should a life threatening medical emergency arise it is suggested the patient or caregiver contact their local emergency services number for assistance (usually 911).

 

Appendix E 

Client/Patient Bill of Rights & Responsibilities

 

      Client/Patient has the right to:

1. Receive reasonable coordination and continuity of services from the referring agency for home medical equipment services

2. Receive a timely response from CPAPsupplies.com when services/care are needed or requested

3. Be fully informed in advance about service/care to be provided, including the disciplines that furnish care and the frequency of visits, as well as any modifications to the Plan of Care

4. Participate in the development and periodic revision of the Plan of Service or the Plan of Care

5. Informed consent and refusal of services, care or treatment after the consequences of refusing services, care or treatment are fully presented

6. Be informed in advance of the charges, including payment for service or care expected from third parties and any charges for which the client/patient will be responsible

7. Have one’s property and person treated with respect, consideration, and recognition of client/patient dignity and individuality

8. Be able to identify visiting staff members through proper identification

9. Voice grievances/complaints regarding treatment of care or lack of respect of property, or recommend changes in policy, staff or service/care without restraint, interference, coercion, discrimination or reprisal

10. Have grievances/complaints regarding treatment or care that is (or fails to be) furnished, or lack of respect of property investigated

11. Choose a health care provider and have access to information regarding provider’s work history and training

12. Confidentiality and privacy of all information contained in the client/patient record and of Protected Health Information

13. Receive appropriate service/care without discrimination in accordance with physician orders

14. Be informed of any financial benefits when referred to an organization

15. Be informed in advance of care/service being provided and their financial responsibility 

16. Be fully informed of one’s responsibilities and CPAPsupplies.com’s policies regarding patient responsibilities

17. Be informed of client/patient rights under state law to formulate advance care directives

18. Be informed of anticipated outcomes of service or care and of any barriers in outcome achievement

19. Be informed of CPAPsupplies.com’s on-call service.

20. Be informed of CPAPsupplies.com’s patient satisfaction survey process.

21. Be informed of supervisory accessibility and availability.

22. Fair treatment, regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, religious belief, sexual orientation, gender, age, health status, or source of payment for care.

23. Be advised on CPAPsupplies.com’s policies and procedures regarding the disclosure of clinical records, clinical guidelines, and management of care

24. Be advised of CPAPsupplies.com’s procedures for discharge.

25. Report fraud, waste, or abuse

26. Be notified within 10 days if CPAPsupplies.com’s license is revoked, suspended, canceled, annulled, withdrawn, recalled, or amended.

27. Know of their rights and responsibilities in the treatment process (and the laws that relate to them), and to make recommendations regarding the organization's rights and responsibilities policy.

28. Be informed about advocacy and community groups and prevention services.

29. Access care easily and in a timely fashion.

30. Candid discussion about all their treatment choices, regardless of cost or coverage by their benefit plan.

31. The delivery of services in a culturally competent manner.

32. Receive information about the scope of services that the organization will provide and specific limitations on those services.

33. Be free from mistreatment, neglect, or verbal, mental, sexual, and physical abuse, including injuries of unknown source, and misappropriation of client/patient property.

 

Client/Patient has the responsibility to:

1. Client agrees that rental equipment will be used with reasonable care, not altered or modified, and returned in good condition (normal wear and tear excepted).

2. Client agrees to promptly report to CPAPsupplies.com any malfunctions or defects in equipment so that repair/ replacement can be arranged.

3. Client agrees to provide CPAPsupplies.com access to all rental equipment for repair/replacement, maintenance, and/or pick-up of the equipment.

4. Client agrees to use the equipment for the purposes so indicated and in compliance with the physician’s prescription.

5. Client agrees to keep the equipment in their possession and at the address, to which it was delivered unless otherwise authorized by CPAPsupplies.com

6. Client agrees to notify CPAPsupplies.com of any hospitalization, change in customer address, telephone number, physician, or when the medical need for the rental equipment no longer exists.

7. Client agrees to accept all financial responsibility for home medical equipment furnished by CPAPsupplies.com

8. Client agrees to pay for the replacement cost of any equipment damaged, destroyed, or lost due to misuse, abuse or neglect.

9. Client agrees not to modify the rental equipment without the prior consent of CPAPsupplies.com

10. Client agrees that any authorized modification shall belong to the titleholder of the equipment unless equipment is purchased and paid for in full.

11. Client agrees that title to the rental equipment and all parts shall remain with CPAPsupplies.com at all times unless equipment is purchased and paid for in full.

12. Client agrees that CPAPsupplies.com shall not insure or be responsible to the client for any personal injury or property damage related to any equipment; including that caused by use or improper functioning of the equipment; the act or omission of any other third party, or by any criminal act or activity, war, riot, insurrection, fire or act of God

13. Client understands that CPAPsupplies.com retains the right to refuse delivery of service to any client at any time.

14. Client agrees that any legal fees resulting from a disagreement between the parties shall be borne by the unsuccessful party in any legal action taken.

15. Patients/Clients have the responsibility to give providers the information they need, in order to provide the best possible care and to ask questions about their care.

16. Clients have the responsibility to treat those giving them care with dignity and respect and not to take actions that could harm others.

17. Patients/Clients have the responsibility to understand and help develop and follow the agreed-upon treatment plans for their care, including the agreed-upon medication plan and to let the provider know when the treatment plan no longer works for them.

18. Patients/Clients have the responsibility to keep their appointments. Patients should call their providers as soon as possible if they need to cancel visits.

19. Patients/Clients have the responsibility to tell their provider about medication changes, including medications given to them by others.

20. Patients/Clients have the responsibility to let their provider know about problems with paying fees.

Section 2 - HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices

This privacy policy sets out how CPAPsupplies.com uses and protects patient/client information.

CPAPsupplies.com is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to

provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website, then you can be

assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement. CPAPsupplies.com may

change this policy from time to time by updating this page. You should check this page to ensure that you have the most current information.

 

Your Rights:

• This section explains your rights and some of our responsibilities to help you.

• Get an electronic or paper copy of your medical record

• Ask us to correct your medical record

• Request confidential communications

• Ask us to limit what we use or share

• Get a list of those with whom we’ve shared information

• Get a copy of this privacy notice

• Choose someone to act for you

• You can complain if you feel we have violated your rights by contacting us or file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights by sending a letter to 200 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20201, calling 1-877-696-6775, or visiting www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/complaints/. We will not retaliate against you for filing a complaint.

 

Your Choices: For certain health information, you can tell us your choices about what we share. If you have a clear preference for how we share your information in the situations described below, talk to us.

 

In these cases, you have both the right and choice to tell us to:

• Share information with your family, close friends, or others involved in your care

• Share information in a disaster relief situation

• Include your information in a hospital directory

• If you are not able to tell us your preference, for example if you are unconscious, we may go

ahead and share your information if we believe it is in your best interest. We may also share your information when needed to lessen a serious and imminent threat to health or safety.

 

In these cases we never share your information unless you give us written permission:

• Marketing purposes

• Sale of your information

• Most sharing of psychotherapy note

 

Our Uses and Disclosures:

• We typically use or share your health information in the following ways:

• We can use your health information and share it with other professionals who are treating you.

• We can use and share your health information to run our business, improve your care, and contact you when necessary.

• We can use and share your health information to bill and get payment from health plans or other entities.

• We are allowed or required to share your information in other ways – usually in ways that contribute to the public good, such as public health and research. We have to meet many conditions in the law before we can share your information for these purposes. For more information see:

www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/understanding/consumers/index.html.

• We can share health information about you for certain situations such as:

• Preventing disease

• Helping with product recalls

• Reporting adverse reactions to medications

• Reporting suspected abuse, neglect, or domestic violence

• Preventing or reducing a serious threat to anyone’s health or safety

• We can use or share your information for health research.

• We will share information about you if state or federal laws require it, including with the Department of Health and Human Services if it wants to see that we’re complying with federal privacy law.

• We can share health information about you with organ procurement organizations.

• Work with a medical examiner or funeral director

• We can share health information with a coroner, medical examiner, or funeral director when an individual dies.

• Address workers’ compensation, law enforcement, and other government requests

• We can share health information about you in response to a court or administrative order, or in response to a subpoena.

 

Our Responsibilities:

• We are required by law to maintain the privacy and security of your protected health information.

• We will let you know promptly if a breach occurs that may have compromised the privacy or

security of your information.

• We must follow the duties and privacy practices described in this notice and give you a copy of it.

• We will not use or share your information other than as described here unless you tell us we can

in writing. If you tell us we can, you may change your mind at any time. Let us know in writing if

you change your mind.

 

For more information see: www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/understanding/consumers/noticepp.html.

 

Changes to the Terms of this Notice: We can change the terms of this notice, and the changes will apply to all information we have about you. The new notice will be available upon request, in our office, and on our website. 

 

If you have questions about this privacy policy, please contact CPAPsupplies.com’s Compliance Officer at

complianceofficer@aeroflowinc.com or (888) 345-1780.

 

Section 3 - Warranty, Returns, & Shipping Policies

Warranty Policy: CPAP, Bi-PAP & APAP, and nebulizer warranty decisions for repair or replacement are made solely by the manufacturer. Please contact us at info@cpapsupplies.com to verify the machine is still under warranty.

 

All equipment that is experiencing functional issues and are no longer under manufacturer warranty MAY be able to be repaired by the manufacturer. This policy varies by manufacturer. A diagnostic fee (which is determined by the manufacturer and may or may not be applied to the actual repair cost depending on the manufacturer) will be collected prior to submitting the machine to the manufacturer for assessment. The patient/customer is responsible for shipment of machine to our office.

 

Manufacturer warranties do not warrant against misuse of equipment or water damage. If inspected and it is determined that water or misuse is the cause of malfunction, patient/customer will have the option to have machine returned to them, have the machine repaired by the manufacturer (repair costs will be quoted and collected before repair is collected), or purchase a new machine of their choice. Please email our return department at info@cpapsupplies.com to receive assistance setting up your return.

 

Returns Policy:  Easy Returns at CPAPSupplies.com! We offer an easy-to-follow and generous return policy to ensure customer satisfaction.

 

Full Refund: If the patient/customer is not 100% satisfied with the product, we offer a full 30-day refund on all of our items that meet the below criteria. 

 

To qualify for a return please note the following:

• Product must be unopened, unused, and in its original packaging.

• Items must be returned within 30 days

• Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the patient/customer. The patient/customer may use any shipping service you like to return your item.

 

Due to the medical nature of our products, any product that has been opened and/or used cannot be returned. We do consider all products as used if the seal is broken or opened.

 

When purchasing bundled products, you cannot return just one of the products within the bundle.

 

Return Authorizations: The patient/customer must have a return authorization number to send a return. Please call us at 1-888-345-1780, Monday – Friday, 8am to 5pm EST to obtain a return authorization number and a return address. Please note that not all returns go to our corporate warehouse. We will give you the return address at the time of authorization.

Incorrect or Defective Items: In the rare chance that the patient/customer is shipped a defective or incorrect item, CPAP Supplies will mail a postage-paid return label and resend the shipment, no questions asked.

 

Shipping Policy:

 

Coupons, Discounts, and Promotions Policy

At CPAPsupplies.com, we pride ourselves on being able to offer our customers the best products from top-rated brands at affordable prices, and that includes many amazing discounts, promotions, coupons, and sales!

Please note that exclusions may apply to these promotions and coupons. Please read the Terms & Conditions outlined below for details on our promotions, sales, discounts, and coupons.  

 

Terms and Conditions:
Exclusions apply to offers at CPAPsupplies.com, including all of our promotions, discounts, sales, and coupons.

• All Offers exclude any CPAP/BiPAP/APAP machines and OSA treatment device purchase.
• Offers do not include and cannot be applied to any previous or pending purchases, balances, taxes, services, shipping, or other fees.
• Offers cannot be combined with any other Offer, discount, promotion, sale, or coupon (unless otherwise specified).
• Offers with an end date cannot be used after the end date.
• Offers cannot be used more than once (unless otherwise specified).
• Offers cannot be applied to, or combined with, our 30 Day Price Match Guarantee.
• Offers cannot be applied to our 30 Day Mask Swap Guarantee.
• Offers cannot be used on bulk purchases or bulk orders. Bulk purchases and bulk orders are strictly prohibited. "Bulk purchases" or "bulk orders" are defined as purchases of five or more of the same product by a single customer and/or account. CPAPsupplies.com reserves the right to cancel and refund any purchase made that attempts to purchase in bulk.
• All purchases and orders have quantity limits on individual products, whether specified or not in the Offer explicitly.
• All offers are subject to change without notice.
• CPAPsupplies.com reserves the right to change, update, or refuse the use of a promotion, discount, sale, coupon, or other Offer at their discretion.
• CPAPsupplies.com reserves the right to cancel and refund any purchase/order post-purchase if the purchase/order is in violation or suspected to attempt to violate any of the company's Promotions Terms and Conditions or full company Terms and Conditions.
• The Terms and Conditions for CPAPsupplies.com's Offers are non-negotiable.
• Any account violating the Terms and Conditions listed above in this policy may be subject to suspension and/or account blocking.

Wholesale, Resell, and Bulk Purchases

CPAPsupplies.com does not offer wholesale or bulk pricing or quantities. Bulk purchases and bulk orders are strictly prohibited. "Bulk purchases" or "bulk orders" are defined as purchases of five or more of the same product by a single customer and/or account. CPAPsupplies.com reserves the right to cancel and refund any purchase made that attempts to purchase in bulk. CPAPsupplies.com does not sell to resellers, wholesalers, wholesale companies, DME companies, or any individual trying to place orders in bulk (regardless of the number of separate transactions). Resellers are identified as anyone purchasing on behalf of other individuals and selling products from CPAPsupplies.com. Purchases suspected of abusing coupons, sales, discounts, promotions or any other offers, purchasing in bulk, or reselling CPAPsupplies.com's products will be rejected and refunded. CPAPsupplies.com reserves the right to block or suspend any account that attempts to purchase its products for resale, wholesale, or attempts to purchase in bulk.

 

Order Cancellations & Account Blocking

CPAPsupplies.com retains the right to reject, deny, and cancel any order at their discretion and without notice, regardless of the account holder's purchase history. (These orders will be refunded.) CPAPsupplies.com reserves the right to block, suspend, and cancel any account at any time without notice.

CPAPsupplies.com wishes to accomodate all customers, however, any individuals, accounts, related purchases and accounts, or orders suspected of abusing purchasing through CPAPsupplies.com will not be accepted and will be immediately prevented from placing future orders. Additionally, our customer service team works hard to ensure our customers are satisfied with each order and are here to help to the best of their ability. Therefore, anyone who interacts with our customer service team members in an abusive or threatening manner will have their account blocked and will also no longer be permitted to purchase from CPAPsupplies.com.