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Every sauna here already qualifies

Thanks to our partnership with TrueMed, every sauna we carry already qualifies for HSA and FSA funds. You do not have to guess whether yours is eligible or chase down paperwork on your own. TrueMed handles the letter of medical necessity, the document that lets you put pre-tax health dollars toward your sauna.

How to use HSA or FSA funds

1

Choose TrueMed at checkout

It takes a couple of minutes and connects you with an independent licensed clinician.

2

Get your letter of medical necessity

If it is right for your situation, TrueMed issues the letter that supports using pre-tax funds.

3

Pay with HSA or FSA

Use your health account for the purchase, or pay normally and submit for reimbursement.

4

Keep your paperwork

Hold on to the letter and receipt for your tax records.

What this means for you

Thanks to the TrueMed partnership, the eligibility question is already answered for the saunas we sell. TrueMed and your plan confirm the final details for your specific situation, and you keep the paperwork for your taxes. For most buyers using a sauna for a health reason, it is straightforward. If you want certainty for your circumstances, a quick check with your plan administrator or tax advisor settles it.

One note for built-in saunas

If a sauna is permanently installed and raises your home's value, the IRS treats it as a home improvement, and only the cost above that increase counts. A freestanding unit is treated more like equipment. Your tax advisor can tell you which applies to you.

General information, not tax advice

HSA and FSA rules depend on your circumstances and can change, and you are responsible for your own records, generally kept for at least three years. TrueMed determines whether it can issue a letter of medical necessity; your plan determines reimbursement. When in doubt, ask your tax advisor. Sources: IRS Publication 502 and the IRS FAQ on medical expenses related to nutrition, wellness, and general health .

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Questions about your plan?

We can point you to the TrueMed option at checkout. Your eligibility is a quick conversation with your plan or tax advisor.

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