Project Creatine partners withTruemed to help customers determine whether their purchases may qualify for HSA/FSA payment or reimbursement.
Eligibility is not automatic. Nutritional supplements purchased for general health or wellness are generally not qualified medical expenses. Through Truemed, an independent licensed clinician reviews your information and may issue a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) when medically appropriate.
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) allow eligible individuals to use tax-advantaged funds for qualifying healthcare expenses. Account rules and eligibility requirements vary.
2. Complete a Health Survey
You’ll answer a set of health questions through Truemed. Your information is reviewed by an independent licensed medical provider to determine whether your purchase qualifies.
Want to check your eligibility before shopping?
See if you may qualify to use HSA/FSA funds for Project Creatine through Truemed.
Project Creatine uses Truemed to provide a pathway for qualified customers to check eligibility.
1. Select Truemed at Checkout
Add your Project Creatine product to your cart and select the available Truemed payment or eligibility option at checkout.
2. Complete the Health Intake
You may be asked to complete a health intake questionnaire through Truemed. Your information is reviewed by an independent licensed clinician.
3. Receive an Eligibility Decision
If medically appropriate, an independent licensed clinician may issue a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN).
An LMN documents the medical rationale for a specific product or service.
4. Use Your HSA/FSA Funds if Eligible
If your purchase is determined to qualify, follow the instructions provided by Truemed and your HSA/FSA plan administrator. Eligibility is not guaranteed, and your plan administrator has final authority over reimbursement.
Can everyone use HSA/FSA funds to purchase Project Creatine?
No. Supplements are not automatically HSA/FSA eligible for every customer. Eligibility depends on your individual health circumstances and whether a licensed clinician determines the product is medically necessary for a qualifying condition.
What is a Letter of Medical Necessity?
A Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) is documentation from a licensed healthcare provider explaining why a product or service is medically necessary for an individual.
For products that are not automatically HSA/FSA eligible, an LMN may allow qualified customers to use HSA/FSA funds.
Do I need to visit a healthcare provider?
Typically, no. Truemed provides an online health intake process and connects qualified customers with independent licensed providers who review eligibility.
Returns?
Due to product quality standards, we do not accept returns unless damaged.
HSA/FSA eligibility is not guaranteed. Eligibility is determined based on individual medical circumstances and applicable HSA/FSA plan requirements. Project Creatine does not provide medical, tax, or legal advice. Truemed and its independent medical providers manage the medical necessity evaluation process.
Truemed is for qualified customers. HSA/FSA tax savings vary. Learn more at truemed.com/disclosures.
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