Buying guide
How to Buy Refurbished Video Laryngoscopes: Buyer's Guide
Video laryngoscopes such as the Karl Storz C-MAC for difficult-airway intubation — monitors, Macintosh and D-Blade blades and flexible intubation scopes, all tested.
Buying video laryngoscopes refurbished can cut costs substantially versus new while still delivering clinically reliable performance — provided the unit is properly inspected and function-tested. This guide covers what to verify, what drives price, and the video laryngoscopes we recommend.
Top video laryngoscopes brands & models
We regularly stock Karl Storz. Popular video laryngoscopes in our current inventory include:
- Karl Storz 8403ZX C-MAC Video Laryngoscope Monitor
- Karl Storz 8401AX C-MAC Video Laryngoscope Blade Macintosh 3
- Karl Storz 8401BX C-MAC Video Laryngoscope Blade Macintosh 4
- Karl Storz 8401HX C-MAC D-Blade Difficult Airway Video Laryngoscope Blade
- Karl Storz 8403AX C-MAC Video Laryngoscope Blade Macintosh 3
- Karl Storz 8403BX C-MAC Video Laryngoscope Blade Macintosh 4
- Karl Storz 8403HX C-MAC D-Blade Difficult Airway Video Laryngoscope Blade
- Karl Storz 11301BNX Flexible Intubation Video Endoscope FIVE
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What to check before you buy
- Confirm the exact model, generation and software/firmware revision of the video laryngoscope.
- Match the specification to your clinical need — check type: Video laryngoscope / intubation.
- Verify it powers up and passes self-tests against standard operating parameters.
- Check the included accessories, consumables and any licences or options you need.
- Ask for documented condition notes, cosmetic grade and service history.
- Confirm compatibility with your existing video laryngoscopes setup, facility power and workflow.
- Clarify the functional guarantee, return terms, and professional packing for shipping.
Where video laryngoscopes are used
- Difficult-airway intubation
- Emergency & anesthesia
- ENT & airway assessment
- Teaching & simulation
What affects the price
Refurbished video laryngoscopes in our inventory typically range around $400–$2,850. Price is driven by model generation, included accessories and probes/handpieces, software options, cosmetic and functional condition, and remaining service life. Every unit is quoted individually.
Frequently asked questions
What brands of used video laryngoscopes do you stock?
We carry Karl Storz in our video laryngoscopes range — all inspected and function-tested before shipping.
How much does a refurbished video laryngoscope cost?
Refurbished video laryngoscopes in our inventory typically range around $400–$2,850, depending on model, configuration, accessories and condition. Every unit is quoted individually — contact us for a firm price.
Are your refurbished video laryngoscopes tested before shipping?
Yes. Every unit is inspected, powered up and function-tested against its standard operating parameters, with condition notes, software/accessory status and any service history shared in writing before purchase.
Do you ship video laryngoscopes worldwide?
Yes — we professionally pack and ship worldwide, and we source specific models to order if they're not currently listed.