Got a nebulizer or respiratory equipment you no longer use? StripValue pays cash for PARI, Philips Respironics, Omron, and other brand-name nebulizers — across the US.
💰 Get a Free Quote| Device / Brand | Est. Cash Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PARI TREK S Portable Compressor | $45–$85 | Must include nebulizer kit |
| PARI LC SPRINT Nebulizer System | $30–$60 | Complete set preferred |
| Philips Respironics InnoSpire | $25–$55 | Working condition |
| Omron MicroAir / NE-U22 | $35–$70 | Portable mesh models command more |
| Drive Medical Aeroneb | $20–$45 | With accessories |
| Generic tabletop compressor nebulizer | $10–$30 | Brand and age dependent |
| Portable mesh nebulizer (any brand) | $25–$60 | Working device, good battery |
Prices vary based on condition, included accessories, and current demand. Contact us for an exact quote on your specific device.
Nebulizers are one of the most commonly prescribed — and most commonly abandoned — respiratory devices in the United States. They're prescribed for asthma, COPD, cystic fibrosis, and other respiratory conditions. But several things often leave patients with devices they no longer use:
Switched to a DPI or MDI: Dry powder inhalers and metered-dose inhalers have become more advanced. Many patients who used nebulizers for years have switched to inhalers that are more portable and convenient. The nebulizer sits in a closet.
Received a new device from insurance: Insurance often replaces nebulizers after a certain period. If you received a new one, the old one is just taking up space.
Condition improved: Some patients recover to the point where they no longer need regular nebulizer treatments. The device goes unused.
Inherited equipment: After a family member passes away or moves into assisted living, families are often left with respiratory equipment — a nebulizer, CPAP machine, or other devices — that they have no use for.
📋 Is it legal to sell a used nebulizer? Yes — selling used durable medical equipment (DME) is legal in the United States. The FDA regulates medical devices, but resale of used DME between individuals or to buyback companies like StripValue is permitted. The device must be in working condition and we cannot accept devices that were prescribed and dispensed as single-patient-use only.
Not all nebulizers are equal in the secondhand market. Here's what drives value:
Portability: Portable mesh nebulizers (like the Omron MicroAir) are significantly more valuable than bulky tabletop compressor models because they're harder to get insurance coverage for. Patients who want portable options often buy them out-of-pocket on the secondary market.
Brand reputation: PARI and Philips Respironics are the gold standards in the nebulizer market. Devices from these brands hold value well because of their build quality and the availability of replacement parts and accessories.
Accessories included: A nebulizer system with all its nebulizer cups, filters, masks, and tubing is worth significantly more than just the compressor alone. If you have the original accessories, include them — it boosts your offer.
Working condition: The device must power on and deliver adequate aerosol output. We do a functional assessment before finalizing any offer.
Nebulizers are just one category. StripValue also purchases CPAP and BiPAP machines, CPAP masks and accessories (unopened/barely used), pulse oximeters, and portable oxygen concentrators. If you're doing a full medical equipment cleanout, contact us with a list and we can often offer a bundle deal.
Most local options for selling medical equipment — Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, local pawn shops — have limited buyers and limited price competition. StripValue is a national medical device buyback company. That means our pool of buyers is larger, demand is higher, and we can offer competitive prices that local sellers simply can't match. We also handle the shipping — we send you a prepaid label, you box up the device, and we pay you when we receive it.
Tell us your nebulizer brand, model, condition, and what accessories you have.
We review your submission and respond with a cash offer, usually within 24 hours.
Accept the offer and we send you a prepaid shipping label. Box it up and drop it off.
We inspect the device, confirm it matches your description, and send payment promptly.
It depends on the brand and condition. Older PARI or Philips units that still function well still have a market. Cheap generic machines older than 5–7 years typically don't. Submit a quote and we'll tell you honestly if it's worth pursuing.
Yes. Please sanitize any nebulizer cups, masks, and tubing before shipping. We inspect all equipment and must be able to handle devices safely.
Yes. If you're the executor or next of kin managing the estate, you can legally sell durable medical equipment from the estate. Many of the nebulizers we receive come from this situation.
We generally only purchase working devices for nebulizers. If it doesn't turn on or doesn't aerosolize properly, the value drops substantially or we may not be able to make an offer. Contact us with specifics and we'll advise.
Yes! CPAP and BiPAP machines are one of our highest-demand categories. Check our CPAP buyback page for specific pricing and details.
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