First Aid Kits Among Most Highly Recommended Items to Purchase with FSA
Dec 27, 2019
Most Commonly Purchased FSA-Eligible Items Include First Aid Kits
Woodbridge, United States - December 26, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
With the year closing in a few weeks, about 30 million American households enrolled in Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) are racing to beat the deadline to utilize their remaining dollars.
FSAs are plans sponsored by an employer that provide their employees with individual savings accounts for healthcare purposes. The employees’ savings come from a portion of their pre-tax income. The collected funds can be used to pay for a wide range of eligible products and services, such as various over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, medical tools, and services.
Employees who are enrolled in the program are encouraged to spend their remaining 2019 flex dollars before the December 31 deadline (or, in some instances, within the allotted grace period). Unused FSAs are forfeited, so employees are encouraged to use their remaining funds on last-minute medical visits and essential first aid supplies.
One product that every FSA-enrolled individual should purchase is a first aid kit. Aside from being one of the most recommended products, it’s also an essential part of every home, vehicle, and office. Since it’s particularly useful, employees should never miss the opportunity to stock up on this pack.
Surviveware, a leader in the adventure and preparedness niche, offers FSA-approved kits that can help treat injuries and stabilize critical wounds. The Surviveware Large First Aid Kit is recommended for its flexible usage and rugged durability.
This expanded first aid kit easily adds more value to an employee’s FSA dollars. Apart from ensuring the use of their FSA before the deadline, ownership of these reliable and functional kits increases the protection and safety of one’s household.
Contained in durable and malleable 600D polyester fabric, this Large First Aid Kit possesses the functionality and convenience of an efficient life-saving product. Each bag contains 200 medical items that can be used to tackle home- and work-related injuries.
The Large First Aid Kit, which can be purchased on Amazon Prime, comes with provisions for treating insect bites, splinters, and bruises. In addition, the pack contains a CPR Kit that can be detached from the kit and attached to any keychain. Surviveware leveled-up the contents of this kit and included a mini first aid kit with 50 medical supplies that can be attached to a belt or backpack. An advanced first aid handbook is also included in the kit, for user reference. These additional supplies are essential in extending the assistance that this first aid kit offers. Moreover, it allows the convenience of having a kit that provides ample guidance and tools that can support bystanders during critical situations.
Kit owners extol the labeled and organized compartments of this kit. The supplies are stored within labeled compartments, with not only the items’ names but also their quantity and use. Apart from the advanced first aid manual, the labels guide users in identifying and locating the contents of the kit quickly in a pinch. This is crucial, especially during accidents where every second count.
In a review written by Shawn, an Amazon customer, he mentioned how satisfied he is that this kit can be purchased using his FSA credit card.
“As far as premade kits go, this is a great value. The layout is simple, and the supplies are of a good quality. The case is a rip away molle design, but it's a little large for a backpack. I bought 2, one for the home and one for business. They give a voucher for a 100% free tourniquet; once I check its quality, I will edit this review to reflect my findings.
I purchased a similar large kit for my church, and this was less money, and I was able to use my FSA card, so winning!”
Get the most out of your FSA funds by ordering Surviveware’s Large First Aid Kit. Get one now by clicking here.
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