The 5-year Luna G3 X warranty

Q: How long is the warranty on a CPAP machine?

A: The standard warranty on a CPAP is usually between 2 and 5 years, depending on the manufacturer.

Key Factors Involving a CPAP Warranty

•  5-year Warranty: The React Health Luna G3X is the only cpap on the market that offers a standard 5-year warranty. This is significant because most insurance companies will only cover a replacement cpap every 5 years.

• What is covered: Most warranties cover the cpap device, but not any accessories, such as tubing, masks, filters, or water tanks.

• When your machine breaks down: Many cpaps experience either a motor or circuit board failure after the warranty has expired but before a new replacement is offered. These units can often be repaired by certified repair facilities such as Medical Repair Systems and Accurate Biomedical.

• How to bridge the warranty gap: If your cpap has only a 2 or 3-year warranty, it’s a good idea to have a backup in case your unit fails.

The Resmed Airsense 10 and Airsense 11 models are similar in functionality to the Luna G3X, but Resmed offers only a 2-year standard warranty, whereas the Luna G3X has a standard 5-year warranty. With a G3X price point ($849.00) below the Resmed Airsense 10 ($1065) and Airsense 11 ($1109.00) models, the Luna G3X is a very good value.

REFERENCES

Resmed warranties - https://www.resmed.com/en-us/products/support/warranty/

Luna G3X warranty - https://www.reacthealth.com/uploads/userfiles/files/documents/MI_MK_0413-RevA%20G3%20X%20Sell%20Sheet.pdf

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