Paying with HSA or FSA funds
You may be able to use pre-tax health funds toward a Strolee cart through Burst. Eligibility is not guaranteed.
How it works
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1. Check out as usual
Use any payment method. Your regular credit or debit card is fine.
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2. Complete Burst's intake form
Burst connects you with a licensed clinician who reviews your case and, if appropriate, issues a Letter of Medical Necessity.
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3. Burst files your claim
Your HSA or FSA administrator decides. If approved, funds are returned to your account.
Good to know
Is eligibility guaranteed?
No. A clinician decides whether a Letter of Medical Necessity is appropriate, and your plan administrator decides whether to reimburse.
Do I need my HSA or FSA card at checkout?
No. Pay with whichever card you normally use. Burst handles reimbursement after your purchase.
Does Burst charge a fee?
Yes. Burst charges a service fee that you pay directly to Burst. It's separate from your Strolee purchase.
Can I use it for a past purchase?
Generally no. A Letter of Medical Necessity must be dated on or before the purchase date.
Disclosures
Strolee carts are general-use products. They are not medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or manage any disease or medical condition. Burst is for qualified customers. Whether a Letter of Medical Necessity is issued is the independent clinical judgment of the reviewing practitioner. HSA and FSA reimbursement is determined by your plan administrator and is not guaranteed. Any savings depend on your tax bracket, plan rules and available balance. Burst charges a service fee, paid by the customer directly to Burst. It is not included in the Strolee purchase price.