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Every product on this page has an HSA or FSA eligibility statement from its brand, recorded in its spec table, that says yes plainly, with no hedge such as "if you qualify" or "savings vary". That is the brand's claim. It is not a ruling by Lifespan Vault, by the IRS, or by your plan, and plans can set their own rules.
A plain yes does not mean there is no paperwork. Many products here are paid for through Truemed or Flex, and those routes can ask you to complete a health survey or a medical-necessity questionnaire, or to get a Letter of Medical Necessity, before the purchase counts as HSA or FSA spending. Several product pages on this list describe that step, so read the payment details on each one.
What decides the list is the wording we recorded, not the payment route. A product whose recorded statement is hedged, or whose own page says its HSA or FSA status is still to be confirmed, is left off even when it uses the same payment partner as a listed product, and so is a product whose statement we have not yet recorded in a form this list reads. A product missing from this page may still be payable with HSA or FSA money, so this is not a complete list of what you can buy that way.
What paying pre-tax saves you depends on your own tax situation, so this page does not quote a savings percentage. Read each product page, and check with your plan administrator, before you buy.
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What does "HSA/FSA eligible per the brand" mean on this page?
The brand states the product is HSA or FSA eligible, and the statement recorded in its spec table says so plainly, with no hedge such as "if you qualify" or "savings vary". We report that claim. We do not certify it, and neither the IRS nor your plan has confirmed it for your purchase. It also does not mean there is no paperwork: a purchase through Truemed or Flex can involve a health survey or a Letter of Medical Necessity. Check with your plan administrator before you pay.
Why is a product I have seen advertised as HSA/FSA eligible not listed here?
The list follows the wording we recorded. When a product's recorded HSA or FSA statement is hedged, for example "if you qualify", "eligibility is determined at checkout" or "savings vary", or when its own page says the status is still to be confirmed, or when we have not yet recorded the statement in a form this list reads, the product is left off, even if it uses the same payment partner as a product that is listed. It may still be payable with HSA or FSA money, so check its product page and your plan.
How much does paying with HSA or FSA money save?
It depends on your own tax situation, so this page does not quote a savings percentage. HSA and FSA money is generally contributed before income tax, and your plan administrator or a tax professional can tell you what that is worth on a given purchase.
Do I need a Letter of Medical Necessity?
You may. Several products on this page say their Truemed checkout involves a Letter of Medical Necessity or a medical-necessity questionnaire. Other brands and payment partners handle the step differently, and some plans ask for documentation even when the brand does not. Ask your plan administrator what they need before you buy.
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