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Matrix Medical, LLC, located in Minneapolis Minnesota, is a professional medical and laboratory equipment supplier that both buys and sells all types of pre-owned, reconditioned and new medical equipment, laboratory equipment and supplies.

Matrix Medical strives to supply its customers with the best equipment at the most competitive prices. Our goal is to provide hospitals, medical facilities, dealers and individual buyers a cost effective solution to medical equipment acquisition. This equipment is designed to provide the performance and dependability of new equipment at a substantial cost savings.

Matrix Medical is known throughout the industry by medical professionals and vendors as a company that stands behind its word. We are committed to establishing long-term relationships with our customers for years to come, and our 100% feedback rating is proof of this.

All of the items we sell on eBay include photos of the actual item for sale & are represented in the most honest and clear way possible. Every piece of equipment we sell is warranted for a period of at least 60 days and is cleaned and tested prior to shipment.

The majority of our equipment is not listed on eBay. Please visit our web site at www.MatrixMedical.com to view our complete inventory. We are able to offer better pricing and longer warranties to our customers who purchase through our web site due to high eBay seller fees and warranty limitations of 60 days.

Entrepreneur magazine wrote an article about selling on eBay that features Matrix Medical, read below or click here to read the entire article.

August 29, 2005
By Geoff Williams

Nomad No More
Six years ago, Tim Siegel, then 30, was going places. Specifically, he was driving from Minnesota to Guatemala, after a friend convinced him that he could make a lot of money selling medical equipment down there. It was worth a shot. Siegel's degree in criminology had led him into a job managing telemarketers, which he considered the worst job he ever had, and then into management at a hospitality company. The upside of his second job was that he got to visit far-flung lands like Guam and Malaysia. So when a friend convinced him of the financial gains to be found selling medical equipment in Guatemala, Siegel figured he would, at the very least, get to do something he loves: travel.

True enough. But while the 3,000-mile trip by truck--and school bus--was at first an adventure, it eventually became exhausting. Siegel's friend had been right. Because Guatemala's infrastructure is so poor, those with money are willing to pay top dollar for what they need to buy. As Siegel says, "If a surgical table is worth $1,000 here, an end user in Guatemala would pay two to three times [that]. That is also true with vehicles or just about anything else. So many people currently export down there, I would guess it's very tough to make a profit now."
But not back then. Siegel would always sell his vehicle after all the goods were sold, then fly home. But it was still a challenging journey.

In 1999, the same friend suggested he try selling his merchandise on eBay, and Siegel leapt at the chance. A fetal monitor bought for $250 sold for $500, and Siegel knew he was never going back to Guatemala. Today, Siegel has an eBay-based company called Matrix Medical that sells mostly medical and dental equipment to buyers around the world, with about 5 percent of sales from other products.

In a recent month, he brought in $36,000, and his 2005 gross sales should be just under half a million dollars.
"It's nice not risking my life driving 3,000 miles," says Siegel. "These days, I'll buy anything, because I know I can sell it. My confidence level has risen a lot. I'm sure without eBay, I'd have been successful, but it's hard to say what would have happened. Would I have kept going to Guatemala and crashed somewhere? Now I can buy something and literally have the money for it today, as opposed to waiting." And driving.

Matrix Medical is also featured in a book titled: The eBay Success Chronicles: Secrets and Techniques eBay PowerSellers Use Every Day to Make Millions. Atlantic Publishing, October 2006.