Refurbished Endoscopy Equipment Sales and Repair Services

All of our equipment is covered under our 7-day Satisfaction Guarantee**. If our equipment is delivered in less than acceptable condition as represented during the sales process we will either replace it immediately or refund your money.

**Equipment kept without payment will accrue the following charges until payment is received in full:

Endoscope rental charge of $150.00/day/scope. Electronic systems which include processor, light source, monitor, printer and cart accrue a rental charge of $175.00/day. Any damage to any equipment not paid in full will be charged normal repair charges.

MD Endoscopy Warranty Terms & Conditions for Equipment Purchases & Complete Refurbishments:

The following warranty terms will last for 24-months from the date of purchase.

• Coverage shall include all parts (24-months) and labor (24-months) incurred to the customer from any manufacturer or replacement part defects.
• The customer shall be responsible for parts and labor charges for any and all repairs determined by MD Endoscopy to be caused by misuse, mishandling, excessive wear & tear, or accidental damage.
• The customer shall be responsible for any and all shipping charges incurred, if equipment is determined to be damaged through misuse or mishandling.
• Warranty shall be null and void if determined by MD Endoscopy that the equipment has been sent to an outside vendor for parts or labor during the warranty period.
• Warranty shall also be voided should the equipment be sold to another individual or company.

EXAMPLES of client misuse, mishandling, or accidental damage include:

1. Puncturing the scopes internal tubing with biopsy forceps, cleaning brush, or other items.
2. Dropping or knocking equipment.
3. Flooding of scope or equipment through failure to adhere to leak test procedures or misuse.
4. Instruments closed or slammed in cabinet, doorway, or similar structures.

THERE MAY BE FURTHER INSTANCES OF ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE NOT LISTED ABOVE, IN WHICH THE WARRANTY WILL NOT COVER PARTS OR LABOR CHARGES, MD Endoscopy RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE THIS DETERMINATION.

Warranty agreement shall begin on date of client purchase and shall run concurrently for 24 months, including weekends and holidays until expiration.

MD Endoscopy Warranty Terms and Conditions for all equipment repairs:

The terms are 12-months from date of completed repair and include all parts and labor related to the actual job performed (i.e. if biopsy channel and bending rubber is replaced in original repair, then only the biopsy channel and bending rubber is warranted. No other part of the scope would be warranted)

Warranty is void if M.D. Endoscopy, Inc. determines that the original repair was damaged through mishandling, misuse, excessive wear and tear or accidental damage. All shipping and repair charges are then the responsibility of the customer.

Warranty is to the original customer, it is non-transferable to another company or individual. Warranty is void if it is determined that the repaired equipment has been sent to an outside vendor during the covered warranty period.

American Cancer Society Information on cancer, cancer research and the society’s activities.
American College of Gastroenterology Professional organization founded in 1932 to advance the study and medical treatment of disorders of the gastrointestinal tract.
American Gastroenterological Association A non-profit specialty medical society for physicians, researchers and educators whose primary practice, research and/or teaching involves the functions and disorders of the digestive system.
American Liver Foundation Home page of the American Liver Foundation, a voluntary non-profit health agency dedicated to preventing, treating and curing hepatitis and all liver diseases through research, education and support groups.
Centers for Disease Control WWW server of this agency of the U. S. Public Health Service that provides information on human diseases, their prevention and public health.
Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of American Comprehensive information on Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
Hepatitis Information Network A site with information on hepatitis with updates on patient care issues, serology, new clinical papers and news releases, as well as links to many other excellent hepatitis related sites
Irritable Bowel Syndrome Self Help Group Home page of a self help support group for irritable bowel syndrome.
Johns Hopkins University Division of Infectious Diseases Information about Helicobacter pylori infections and other gastroenterological disorders caused by infectious diseases such as AIDS and hepatitis.
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease of the National Institutes of Health WWW Server with topics on digestive diseases.
National Institutes of Health One of the world’s foremost biomedical research centers, and the Federal focal point for biomedical research in the U.S.
Pacreatica.org A site funded and maintained by the Lorenzen Cancer Foundation with information on cancer of the pancreas.
United European Gastroenterology Federation Website of a society that combines the various European associations and societies active in gastroenterology and its allied fields.

The following is a list of World Wide Web sites with information on or related to gastroenterology, liver diseases or nutrition. Our listing of these sites does not imply an endorsement by MD Endoscopy. We are not responsible for the accuracy of the information provided on any of these sites. Sites are listed in alphabetical order by title. Academic Gastroenterology Divisions, Centers and Units.

• Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology and Hepatology Resource Center
• University of California San Francisco Division of Gastroenterology
• University of Chicago Section of Gastroenterology/Nutrition