How to Compare a Professional Beauty-Device Quote Without Mixing the System and Its Parts

Use one of these labels for each figure or request:

1. Complete system: the exact system name, version or condition, and the configuration described in the proposal.
2. Dedicated part or consumable: a treatment head, tip, handpiece, cable or other separately identified item. Record its exact item reference and unit.
3. Documentation or commercial requirement: the documents you need reviewed, destination, quantity, proposed condition and other order-level requirements.

Do not assume every system has a recurring consumable. Do not assume a part is included with a system. If a line is not labelled clearly, keep it as an unanswered question instead of assigning it to the nearest familiar product name.

Manufacturer documentation can distinguish a complete system from its components. For example, the official Ulthera System Instructions for Use for Ultherapy PRIME identifies a control unit, handpiece and interchangeable transducers as separate components. That product architecture is useful for describing a request; it does not say what a proposed commercial package includes.

The same boundary applies to a quote. A system price cannot be used as a treatment-head price, and an item price cannot be used as a system price.

If you need a component review, follow the professional part-identification guide and provide the relevant item reference, label or photos.

MIEING's current public reference for an original Ultherapy PRIME refurbished system is USD 24,000 per unit. It is a whole-system reference that requires order-level confirmation of the exact system/version, control unit, handpiece, relevant item references, condition, quantity, destination and documents.

Read the Ultherapy PRIME refurbished-system request checklist for that route.

MIEING's current public reference for an original XERF treatment head is USD 160 per piece. It is an item-level reference, not a XERF system price or a statement that any named head is included in a system proposal. A treatment-head request needs the exact device model and item reference before it is reviewed.

See the XERF treatment-tip sourcing checklist.

These are reference points, not a live-stock signal, a fixed destination quote or a bundle description. Price, proposed item, quantity, destination, documents and commercial terms are confirmed for the individual order.

For each proposal, record:

• the exact system name/version and its stated condition;
• each separately requested part or consumable, with item reference and quantity;
• the unit attached to each price: system, piece, set, or another stated unit;
• items explicitly included, excluded or still unknown;
• the destination and documents you need reviewed; and
• questions that need an order-level answer rather than an assumption.

This is not a request to calculate a treatment cost, lifecycle cost or return on investment. It is a way to keep a system proposal, a part request and a document requirement from being compared as if they were the same purchase.

State whether you are reviewing a complete system, a separately requested component, or both. Include the exact product/version, item references, quantity, destination and document requirements so the request can be reviewed at the right level.

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