FSA & HSA Payment FAQs
Answering Your Questions
Yes. Most of our diagnostic test kits are HSA/FSA-eligible because they are designed for the diagnosis, treatment, or monitoring of specific health conditions.
Cardiac Risk Test
Celiac Disease Test
Diabetic Risk Test (HbA1c)
Inflammation Test (hs-CRP)
Liver & Kidney Test
Stress Level Test (Cortisol)
Weight Management Test (Cortisol, Testosterone, TSH, Estradiol)
Total Testosterone Test
Advanced Testosterone Test
Thyroid Test (TSH, Free T3, Free T4)
Advanced Thyroid Test (with TPOAb)
Men’s Complete Hormone Test
Women’s Complete Hormone Test
Women’s Fertility Test
Vitamin D Test
Nutrient Health Test
Simply enter your HSA/FSA debit card number at checkout like any other credit or debit card. If your plan supports medical merchants (MCC 8099), your transaction will process automatically.
Some plans have different rules. If your card is declined, just use another payment method and submit your receipt to your plan administrator for manual reimbursement.
For most diagnostic tests—like diabetes, thyroid, heart, or hormone panels—no.
Some plans may require an LMN for wellness or nutrient tests. You can [download our LMN template] to have your provider sign if needed.
Not all. Tests focused purely on general wellness or performance optimization may not qualify under IRS §213(d). Eligible tests are clearly labeled “HSA/FSA Eligible” on their product pages.
Yes. You’ll automatically receive an itemized receipt that includes the test name, purchase date, and amount—everything your plan administrator needs for reimbursement.
No. You keep your own receipts and handle any plan or IRS reporting. We simply process your payment.
Yes, if your HSA/FSA balance doesn’t cover the full amount. Complete checkout with both cards in separate transactions.
Keep your receipt and test results in your My Labs Direct account (or download them) for at least seven years, in case your plan requests documentation.