Why your FSA is basically a holiday discount
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) use pre-tax dollars. That means you’re paying with money that hasn’t been taxed—often worth ~30% in effective savings depending on your tax bracket. When applied to a TheraPexa Neck & Shoulder Massager, that’s like an instant seasonal sale (on top of any promo we’re running).
Important: Most FSAs are “use it or lose it” by December 31. Some plans offer a grace period or small carryover—check your plan.
The holiday clock is ticking
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Dec 31 FSA deadline: Don’t let dollars vanish at midnight.
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Shipping cutoffs: Order early to beat carrier delays and gift with confidence.
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Stock levels: Our holiday rush is real—secure yours now.
How to use FSA on TheraPexa (2 easy ways)
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Pay with FSA card at checkout (if your card is enabled).
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Use TrueMed: Buy normally, answer a quick health questionnaire, and use FSA funds for reimbursement. Many customers see ~30% effective savings with pre-tax dollars.
Why TheraPexa is FSA-worthy
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Deep-tissue kneading + optional soothing heat
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Ergonomic, cordless, portable (home, office, or couch-time with cocoa)
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10-minute auto session = realistic, consistent relief
Real life holiday use cases
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Post-travel stiffness after long flights
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“I’ve been wrapping gifts for 3 hours” shoulder knots
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Desk-jockey posture aches during year-end crunch
Quick FAQ
Does FSA money expire?
Usually by Dec 31. Some plans have a grace period or carryover—check yours.
Can I gift an FSA purchase?
You typically need to use FSA funds for you/eligible dependents. If gifting, pay normally and encourage the recipient to explore HSA/FSA eligibility on their own.
What if my FSA card doesn’t go through?
Check out with a regular card and use TrueMed’s reimbursement flow.