diving Insurance?
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scubaspider
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I saw this discussion on insurance and i have a question also about it if you guys dont mind me asking.
When should I get insurance?? I'm a new diver recently certified early this summer and have reached a max. depth of 80ft. With the dive season closing and only considering going on possibly 2-4 more dives which max. depth is only going to be 55ft. should i get DAN for the remaining time this year. I was just going to get it next year cuz i know i'll be diving much more then. Ne comments would be super....thanks.
When should I get insurance?? I'm a new diver recently certified early this summer and have reached a max. depth of 80ft. With the dive season closing and only considering going on possibly 2-4 more dives which max. depth is only going to be 55ft. should i get DAN for the remaining time this year. I was just going to get it next year cuz i know i'll be diving much more then. Ne comments would be super....thanks.
My recommendation...
If you are diving without insurance, you are rolling the dice.
I would have dive insurance if I put a regulator in my mouth.
I have DAN if you were wondering.
n2diving
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I choose DAN...
Mainly to support the folks who are researching dive medicine and set the standards the others follow.
Bmer:doctor:
Mainly to support the folks who are researching dive medicine and set the standards the others follow.
Bmer:doctor:
I chose DAN.
In europe there are other plans than in the US but other options gave me only 4000 Euro coverage in the Netherlands (where I live) whereas DAN's coverage anyplace is 31000 Euro.
Since I have travel insurance that will cover all costs when I'm out of the country, my main concern is diving locally. What I'm doing for 90% any way.
So DAN is the better option for me.
Besides I prefer to spend my money on specialists than on some nameless company that knows zilch about diving...
In europe there are other plans than in the US but other options gave me only 4000 Euro coverage in the Netherlands (where I live) whereas DAN's coverage anyplace is 31000 Euro.
Since I have travel insurance that will cover all costs when I'm out of the country, my main concern is diving locally. What I'm doing for 90% any way.
So DAN is the better option for me.
Besides I prefer to spend my money on specialists than on some nameless company that knows zilch about diving...
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