When you think of reLink Medical, high-quality used and refurbished medical equipment likely comes to mind. But did you know reLink also offers an extensive Non-Medical Collection designed to help individual buyers, brokers, and resellers like you diversify, grow, and capitalize on new opportunities? 

Our Non-Medical Collection includes: 

Here’s why our Non-Medical assets should be part of your sourcing strategy: 

1. Expand Your Inventory—Expand Your Buyer Pool 

Medical buyers aren’t just looking for diagnostic machines—they also need computer systems, networking infrastructure, fitness equipment for wellness programs, and furniture for outfitting spaces. By adding non-medical items to your inventory, you can service a wider range of needs without having to change your core business model. 

It’s not just about hospitals either. Buyers in education, hospitality, and fitness industries are looking for reliable, professional-grade equipment every day. 

2. Increase Profit Margins with In-Demand Items 

Used medical furniture, fitness equipment, and networking hardware tend to hold their value, especially when sourced from trusted partners like reLink. Whether it’s a restaurant oven, a server rack, or an exam table, these assets can often be resold quickly—and with attractive profit margins—to a broader customer base that doesn’t require the same high-level regulatory oversight as medical device sales. 

3. Simplified Buying and Selling 

Unlike regulated medical devices that may need certifications, service records, or licensing, much of our Non-Medical Collection comes with fewer barriers to resale. This can mean faster sales cycles, lower compliance costs, and simpler transactions—all helping you turn over inventory faster and more efficiently. 

4. Trusted reLink Sourcing 

Every piece of equipment in our Non-Medical Collection benefits from the same vetting process, transparency, and professional handling that reLink is known for. You get clean, well-documented assets with the confidence of dealing with an industry leader. 

5. Opportunities to Bundle 

It's worth considering a bundle. For example, if you’re already purchasing a treatment table, you might also need compatible therapy equipment, carts, or diagnostic tools. Bundling related items can simplify your setup process, save you time, and often lower your total cost—making it easier to get everything you need in one go.