312 Anza St

312 Anza St

Est. 2025

Est. 2025

Treat your health,
treat yourself.

Treat your health,
treat yourself.

Treat your health,
treat yourself.

Save 30% on health products with HSA/FSA

Save 30% on health products
with HSA/FSA

FAQ

FAQ

FAQ

How does Treat work?

Treat is a shop with products that are all eligible with your HSA/FSA. We are working hard to add features that make your HSA/FSA an even easier and more powerful preventative health tool.

What is an HSA/FSA?

Both are tax-advantaged financial accounts for your health. Money goes in is "tax-free", so you save around 30%, and you're only allowed to spend it on qualifying health expenses. HSA stands for Health Savings Account. You can set up your own if you're eligible, or your employer can contribute. You own this account, like a personal savings account. FSA stands for Flexible Spending Account. Your employer contributes to this. Your employer also owns it, so you have to spend the money before the end of every year or much of it will roll over.

Do I save exactly 30%?

30% is the average people save with their HSA/FSA. Exactly how much you save ultimately depends on exactly how much tax you pay, since HSA/FSA money is tax-free. This depends on things like your income bracket and what state you live in. People with incomes above $200,000 save closer to 40%, while people with incomes below $50,000 save closer 20%.

How does Treat work?

Treat is a shop with products that are all eligible with your HSA/FSA. We are working hard to add features that make your HSA/FSA an even easier and more powerful preventative health tool.

What is an HSA/FSA?

Both are tax-advantaged financial accounts for your health. Money goes in is "tax-free", so you save around 30%, and you're only allowed to spend it on qualifying health expenses. HSA stands for Health Savings Account. You can set up your own if you're eligible, or your employer can contribute. You own this account, like a personal savings account. FSA stands for Flexible Spending Account. Your employer contributes to this. Your employer also owns it, so you have to spend the money before the end of every year or much of it will roll over.

Do I save exactly 30%?

30% is the average people save with their HSA/FSA. Exactly how much you save ultimately depends on exactly how much tax you pay, since HSA/FSA money is tax-free. This depends on things like your income bracket and what state you live in. People with incomes above $200,000 save closer to 40%, while people with incomes below $50,000 save closer 20%.

How does Treat work?

Treat is a shop with products that are all eligible with your HSA/FSA. We are working hard to add features that make your HSA/FSA an even easier and more powerful preventative health tool.

What is an HSA/FSA?

Both are tax-advantaged financial accounts for your health. Money goes in is "tax-free", so you save around 30%, and you're only allowed to spend it on qualifying health expenses. HSA stands for Health Savings Account. You can set up your own if you're eligible, or your employer can contribute. You own this account, like a personal savings account. FSA stands for Flexible Spending Account. Your employer contributes to this. Your employer also owns it, so you have to spend the money before the end of every year or much of it will roll over.

Do I save exactly 30%?

30% is the average people save with their HSA/FSA. Exactly how much you save ultimately depends on exactly how much tax you pay, since HSA/FSA money is tax-free. This depends on things like your income bracket and what state you live in. People with incomes above $200,000 save closer to 40%, while people with incomes below $50,000 save closer 20%.