Tanning Bed Prices

Looking for tanning bed prices? The best way to price tanning beds is with an online search. The Internet will provide a quick snapshot of availability, options and price. When doing a price comparison it is good to consider all options. Take a piece of paper and write down the brand of the battery then next to write down the pluses and minuses. Then note the price. This will allow you to make a decision based on benefits and price.

Not all tanning beds are created equal, so not all tanning beds cost the same. In fact, new car batteries will range from a $300 used model to $10,000 state of the art salon quality bed. If a salon is upgrading or going out of business it is your opportunity to pick up a good deal.

You might want to do some comparing of home tanning beds using a consumer report type of publication. There are several websites that give not only price comparison, but a comparison of options. Talk to salon owners and see what brand they prefer. They may be able to hook you up with a good deal. When you are comparing home tanning beds online be sure to read the reviews of people who have bought them.

When buying a used tanning bed make sure the bulbs are less than 3 years old. Maximum life span on bulbs is 4 to 5 years. Or you might be able to get a better deal by purchasing without lamps. New lamps cost around $10 dollars each and should last around 1000 hours.

Another way to get a deal on a used tanning bed for cheap is to put an ad in the paper. Some papers will give you the ad free of charge if you buying and not selling. You may also want to try some online classified like Craigslist or Ebay. Just make sure it local. The cost of shipping a tanning bed may be more than the price.