Devices we buy · EP lab
Sell used EP catheters — whole and uncut.
Every electrophysiology case leaves single-use devices (SUDs) in the discard stream that trade at real market prices. Drop them in a collection container whole — no cutting, no sterilizing, no sorting — and get an itemized payment after receipt.
The EP tier table
These are the published market rates for used EP devices as of July 2026 — your ASC Sustain quote itemizes every device on your list at or against these rates.
| Device category | Market rate |
|---|---|
| Steerable diagnostic catheters (DuoDeca, Halo, Lasso) | $18 each |
| Steerable Quad–Decapolar catheters | $14 each |
| Sheaths & transseptal introducers (Agilis w/ dilators, Swartz + BRK) | $10–$15 each |
| Fixed-curve diagnostic catheters | $8 each |
| EP catheter cables | $5 each |
| Ablation catheters; cut or damaged devices | Platinum value |
Sources: EP Reward and Elite Cardiology Group published buyback lists, collected July 2026. Looking for ICE catheters? They lead the market at $60–$65 each.
Don't cut your tips
Some programs ask labs to cut catheter tips, sterilize them, and batch metal for a payout that floats with the platinum spot price. Whole devices earn more reliably: intact catheters can sell into research, development, and training channels that pay above scrap value — and your staff spend seconds per case, not minutes.
Already cut or damaged?
Send them anyway. Cut and damaged devices are valued at their platinum and materials content, and your itemized statement shows exactly what each one earned.
What a month looks like
Depending on product mix and volume, centers build an income stream worth $1–2K a month from devices they were paying a hauler to remove. Run your own numbers.
Send your EP device list. Every line priced.
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