Beauty Tips For Body Care
One of the few upsides of the pandemic is that my typical annual healthcare costs have gone way down thanks to my insurance waiving all telehealth appointment copays, but it's also left a ton of cash sitting in my FSA that needs to get used up before the end of the year.Enter: the Amazon FSA/HSA Store, more specifically the skincare section.I recently discovered this when I went to re-order my trusty max strength Stridex pads and noticed a little blurb saying they were FSA/HSA eligible. Turns out you can enter your FSA/HSA debit card into your payment options and pay for anything labeled with the eligible tag just like you would with a normal credit or debit card, no annoying receipts or reimbursements required.They have a really wide range of sunscreens available, including a bunch of typically-pricey SCA favorites, as well as acne treatment/prevention products like spot treatments, face washes, moisturizers, pimple patches, the aforementioned Stridex pads, even some masks! And pretty much any other skincare product sold on Amazon which states it has a "purpose" (think itch relief, acne, eczema, even something as vague as "ultra healing," "extra strength," "intensive therapy," "for sensitive skin") will be on there...including a gimmicky Neutrogena light therapy spot treatment pen which I happily impulse-purchased.Of course, it's also a really useful resource for buying non-skincare products (shoutout CARES Act for making tampons eligible), but had to share my discovery with this sub. Swear I don't work for Amazon, just really jazzed about it. Happy shopping!Edit: I don't encourage anyone to frivolously spend HSA funds as they're VERY tax-advantaged and can ultimately be used as a retirement fund, but since FSAs are use-it-or-lose-it, go forth and prosper.
Girls Blog 2015
Submitted by fridaysareforambien
No comments:
Post a Comment