Update: This popular deal is still available.
Amazon has
27-Piece Coleman All Purpose Mini First Aid Kit on sale for
$5.50 or Less*.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
*Note: Select Accounts may have a
10% off coupon on the product page that can be applied to the order to make the final price
$4.95.
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TattyBear for finding this deal.
Features:
- Versatile Essentials: Packed with commonly used first aid supplies, including latex-free bandages, antibiotic ointment, and antiseptic wipes.
- Comprehensive Assortment: Features safety pins, sting relief wipes, butterfly bandages, spot bandages, and knuckle bandages for a well-rounded first aid solution.
- Durable and Compact: Housed in a crush-resistant metal tin case, this mini first aid kit is travel-friendly and perfect for on-the-go use, ensuring protection for its contents.
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With that said, this is HSA eligible. Use your own credit card and get 5% CB, save your receipt and log in a spreadsheet for accounting purposes. Reimburse yourself at a later date down the road when/if you need the cash. HSAs are a beautiful thing.
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With that said, this is HSA eligible. Use your own credit card and get 5% CB, save your receipt and log in a spreadsheet for accounting purposes. Reimburse yourself at a later date down the road when/if you need the cash. HSAs are a beautiful thing.
With that said, this is HSA eligible. Use your own credit card and get 5% CB, save your receipt and log in a spreadsheet for accounting purposes. Reimburse yourself at a later date down the road when/if you need the cash. HSAs are a beautiful thing.
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The key to the HSA is to use your own credit card for rewards/CB. Leave the money in the HSA to invest for long term. Keep a log with receipts. You can then pull the money out from the HSA to reimburse yourself for the receipts later on if needed, if at all. The real key is to leave the money in the HSA account, preferably invested in a low cost broad market index fund, to compound over decades.
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