Yes, you can pay for GOT MOLD? Test Kits and Refills with HSA/FSA funds through Truemed, if you qualify.
Five steps at checkout and about two minutes of your time. Qualified customers save an average of 30%* when they pay with pre-tax dollars.
*Truemed is for qualified customers. HSA/FSA tax savings vary. Learn more at truemed.com/disclosures
A mold test kit is not automatically an IRS-eligible medical expense. With a Letter of Medical Necessity from Truemed, a GOT MOLD? Test Kit or Refill may be. Here is what that means for you.
An independent licensed provider reviews a short health survey. If you qualify, Truemed issues your Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN). Not every customer will qualify.
HSA and FSA funds are set aside before federal income tax. Using them on an eligible purchase is where the savings come from.
The cost of Truemed's services is included in the purchase price. You pay the same price for the kit either way.
You shop the way you always do. Truemed adds one short survey and a licensed provider's review.
Pick the GOT MOLD? Test Kit or Refill you need on gotmold.com. Look for the HSA/FSA eligibility widget on the product page. Shop as a guest or signed in, either works.
Select it as your payment method. Enter your HSA/FSA card, or a regular credit card if you would rather be reimbursed later.
After you place your order, Truemed asks a few questions about your health. Most people finish in about two minutes. No appointment, no visit.
An independent licensed provider reads your answers. If you qualify, your Letter of Medical Necessity is issued, typically within 24 to 48 hours, and emailed to you.
Paid with your HSA/FSA card? Nothing else to do. Paid with a regular card? Submit the LMN and your receipt to your HSA/FSA administrator using the instructions Truemed sends with the letter.
Eligibility is decided by the provider's review of your survey, not by GOT MOLD? or Truemed. Not every customer will qualify.
A Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) lets you set aside money before federal income tax is taken out. Spend those dollars on a qualified medical expense and the tax you would have paid on them stays in your pocket.
That is why qualified customers save an average of 30%* when they pay with HSA/FSA funds. The kit price does not change. The dollars you pay with were never taxed.
One more thing worth knowing: for most plans, FSA funds expire December 31. Has anything felt off at home this year? That balance may be the easiest way to find out before it goes away.
Paired with a high-deductible health plan. The balance rolls over every year, and the account stays with you if you change jobs.
Offered through an employer. For most plans, FSA funds expire December 31, so unused dollars can go to waste.
The document from a licensed provider that makes a purchase like this one eligible. Truemed handles that step for qualified customers.
*Truemed is for qualified customers. HSA/FSA tax savings vary. Learn more at truemed.com/disclosures
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All six may be HSA/FSA eligible with a Truemed LMN*

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Get 3-Room Refill*An independent licensed provider decides eligibility from your health survey; not every customer will qualify. Regular gotmold.com prices shown. Truemed is for qualified customers. HSA/FSA tax savings vary. Learn more at truemed.com/disclosures
GOT MOLD? Test Kits and Refills may be eligible when Truemed issues a Letter of Medical Necessity for you. A mold test kit is not automatically an IRS-eligible medical expense, so the LMN documents why the purchase is medically necessary. An independent licensed provider makes that decision after reviewing your health survey.
A Letter of Medical Necessity is a document from a licensed provider explaining why a product is medically necessary. It is required to use HSA/FSA funds on products that are not automatically IRS-eligible. If you qualify, Truemed emails your LMN to you and keeps a copy in your Truemed account.
No. Truemed's network of independent licensed providers handles the evaluation and issues the LMN if you qualify. There is no appointment and no visit.
Most people finish the health survey in about two minutes. A licensed provider then reviews it. If you qualify, your LMN is typically issued within 24 to 48 hours. Keep an eye on your inbox and your spam folder.
Yes. Select the Truemed payment option at checkout and enter a non-HSA/FSA card. You will receive reimbursement instructions along with your LMN. Submit the LMN and your receipt to your HSA/FSA administrator to be reimbursed.
No, but your name should match across your order, your Truemed health survey, and your HSA/FSA account.
Sales tax is still charged, and it is eligible to be paid with HSA/FSA funds.
Questions about your survey or LMN? Email [email protected]. Questions about your kit? Contact GOT MOLD?
HSA/FSA payments at GOT MOLD? are powered by Truemed, a telehealth and payments company that helps qualified customers use HSA/FSA funds on health products.
*Truemed is for qualified customers. HSA/FSA tax savings vary. Learn more at truemed.com/disclosures. Eligibility is determined by an independent licensed provider. GOT MOLD? does not provide medical, tax, or benefits advice.