Pay With Your HSA or FSA at Checkout

Save up to 30–40%* on Milli with pre-tax dollars. No paperwork. No reimbursement claims. No stress.

*Estimated savings of 30–40% are based on each shopper’s tax bracket. Source: Flex (withflex.com).

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Milli Is HSA/FSA Eligible

Milli is a vaginal dilator FDA-cleared to help relieve the symptoms of vaginismus and related painful sex — making it an eligible medical expense for HSA and FSA accounts.

We’ve partnered with Flex so you can use your HSA or FSA debit card directly at checkout. That means you pay with pre-tax dollars and skip the paperwork — no additional Letter of Medical Necessity, no claim form, no waiting for reimbursement.

That’s a net savings of roughly 30–40% on the cost of Milli, based on each shopper’s tax bracket. Source: Flex (withflex.com).

How It Works

Paying with your HSA or FSA is just as easy as paying with a credit card. Four simple steps — that’s it.

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Add Milli to Your Cart

Shop the Milli expanding vaginal dilator and head to checkout when you’re ready.

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Choose Flex at checkout

At checkout, select “Flex | Pay with HSA/FSA” as your payment method.

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Enter Your HSA or FSA Card

Enter your HSA or FSA debit card details, just like you would with any other card.

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Complete Your Purchase

Flex confirms eligibility behind the scenes and completes your order. You’re done — no forms, no follow-up.

Why Pay With Your HSA or FSA?

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Save 30–40% With Pre-Tax Dollars

HSA and FSA dollars are set aside before income tax. Using them on Milli means real, immediate savings — typically 30–40%, based on each shopper’s tax bracket (per Flex).

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No Paperwork. No Claims.

Flex handles eligibility behind the scenes. There’s no Letter of Medical Necessity to track down and no claim form to submit later.

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Use FSA Funds Before You Lose Them

Most FSA balances don’t roll over at year-end. Putting them toward your pelvic health is one of the smartest ways to spend them.

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Real Healthcare. Real Coverage.

Milli is an FDA-cleared medical device for vaginismus and related painful sex — the kind of treatment HSA and FSA accounts are built for.

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Don’t Have Your HSA/FSA Card Handy?

You can still pay with pre-tax dollars — you just take one extra step.

At checkout, still select “Flex | Pay with HSA/FSA,” then enter a regular credit or debit card. Flex will email you an itemized receipt that you can submit to your HSA or FSA administrator for reimbursement.

It’s the same outcome — you just get reimbursed by your account afterward instead of paying with the card directly.

Make Pelvic Health More Affordable

With your HSA or FSA, Milli is more affordable than you think.

  • HSA/FSA eligible
  • Save up to 30–40%* with pre-tax dollars
  • FDA-cleared. Discreet shipping. 30-Day Guarantee.
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Your Questions About HSA/FSA, Answered

An HSA (Health Savings Account) and FSA (Flexible Spending Account) are tax-advantaged accounts you fund with pre-tax dollars to pay for qualified medical expenses. Most are offered through your employer, and they typically come with a debit card you can use at checkout for eligible items — like Milli.

Yes. Milli is an FDA-cleared vaginal dilator indicated to help relieve the symptoms of vaginismus (pelvic muscle tightness) and related painful sex. It is a qualified medical expense under HSA and FSA guidelines.

Flex is a payment platform that lets brands like Milli accept HSA and FSA debit cards directly at checkout. Flex confirms eligibility behind the scenes so you don’t have to track down paperwork or file a claim later. It’s the simplest, most reliable way to use your HSA/FSA on Milli.

A Letter of Medical Necessity is a brief document from a licensed clinician confirming that a product or service is being used to treat a specific medical condition. Some HSA and FSA administrators require an LMN for “dual-use” healthcare items before approving the expense as eligible.

No — not when you check out with Flex. Flex confirms eligibility automatically at checkout, so you don’t need to track down an LMN before you buy. If your HSA or FSA administrator later asks for one (for example, during an audit), Flex can guide you through a brief chat-based telehealth consultation to generate one. Either way, you don’t need to gather paperwork upfront.

The most common reason is insufficient funds, since HSA/FSA cards are debit cards. Check your balance with your account administrator. You can also choose “Flex | Pay with HSA/FSA” at checkout, pay with a regular credit or debit card, and submit the itemized receipt Flex emails you for reimbursement.

Most FSAs are “use-it-or-lose-it” — unspent funds may be forfeited at year-end (some plans allow a small carryover or a short grace period; check with your administrator). Putting your FSA balance toward an FDA-cleared medical device is one of the smartest ways to use it before you lose it.

No. HSA and FSA accounts are separate from your insurance plan. Using them does not create an insurance claim, and your purchase is not visible to your insurance provider. Milli is not reimbursable by insurance.