Save Up to 40% with HSA/FSA
Because Trihear devices qualify as eligible medical expenses, you can purchase yours using 100% pre-tax health funds. Depending on your tax bracket, this automatically lowers your real out-of-pocket cost by 20% to 40%—giving you premium hearing support at an incredible direct value.
Are Trihear Products HSA/FSA Eligible?
The IRS lists hearing aids as a medical expense, including the cost of batteries, repairs, and maintenance needed to operate them.
Trihear products are designed to support people with real-world hearing needs, including clearer conversations, TV listening, and daily communication.
Depending on your plan, eligible products may include:
OTC hearing aids
Designed for adults with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss.
Assistive listening devices
Designed to support clearer listening in specific daily situations, such as conversations, TV watching, distance listening, or group communication.
The Trihear Assistive Listening Series includes: Convo · Liber · LiberMore · Neco
Hearing support accessories
Products designed to support everyday hearing experiences and communication needs, such as the Trihear SmartMic and Trihear ClearTV, depending on your individual HSA/FSA plan eligibility.
Final eligibility is determined by your HSA/FSA administrator.
How to Use Your HSA or FSA Benefits
Option 1: Use your HSA/FSA card at checkout
You may try using your HSA or FSA debit card at checkout, just like a regular payment card.
If your card is accepted, the payment can be completed directly.
If your card is declined, it does not always mean the product is not eligible. Some cards only work with certain merchant systems or require additional documentation.
Option 2: Pay first, then request reimbursement
You can also purchase your Trihear product with a regular credit card, debit card, PayPal, Shop Pay, or another available payment method.
After purchase, submit your Trihear itemized receipt to your HSA/FSA provider through their online portal or mobile app.
Your provider will review the claim and, if approved, reimburse you according to your plan rules.
Step-by-Step Reimbursement Guide
How to submit a claim
- Step 1: Purchase your Trihear product
Choose the hearing support product that fits your daily listening needs. - Step 2: Save your order confirmation
After checkout, keep your Trihear order confirmation email and receipt. - Step 3: Log in to your HSA/FSA portal
Go to your plan administrator’s website or app. - Step 4: Submit a reimbursement claim
Choose “medical expense,” “hearing aid,” “hearing care,” or the closest available category. - Step 5: Upload your receipt
Upload your Trihear itemized receipt showing the product name, order date, amount paid, and merchant name. (Tip: You can download your email receipt as a PDF or take a screenshot to upload). - Step 6: Wait for review
Your provider will review your claim. If approved, reimbursement is usually sent to your bank account or issued according to your plan process.
FAQ
After your purchase, TRiHEAR will send an order confirmation email. If your HSA/FSA provider requires additional documentation, please contact our support team with your order number.
We can help provide an itemized receipt showing your product name, purchase date, amount paid, and merchant information.
You may try using your HSA/FSA card at checkout. If the card is not accepted, you can still purchase with another payment method and submit your itemized receipt to your HSA/FSA provider for reimbursement.
Yes, the TriHear Convo is 100% HSA and FSA eligible. Because our devices are designed as advanced, over-the-counter (OTC) assistive listening technology to support mild-to-severe hearing loss, they qualify as medical expenses under US tax guidelines. By purchasing a TriHear device with your pre-tax Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) dollars, you save an average of 20% to 40% depending on your tax bracket—effectively lowering the real cost of your $200 device down to as little as $120.
A declined card does not always mean the product is not eligible. Some cards require specific merchant settings or additional documentation. You can pay with another method and submit a reimbursement claim.
Most plans ask for an itemized receipt showing the merchant name, product name, purchase date, and amount paid. Some plans may request additional documentation depending on their rules.
No. HSA/FSA reimbursement approval is determined by your plan administrator. TRiHEAR cannot guarantee approval.
This page is for general informational purposes only and does not provide tax, legal, medical, or insurance advice. HSA/FSA eligibility and reimbursement approval may vary by plan. Please contact your HSA/FSA administrator, benefits provider, tax advisor, or healthcare professional for guidance based on your individual situation.
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