Most ViTAC trauma kits, IFAKs, tourniquets, and bleeding control supplies qualify as eligible medical expenses under HSA and FSA plans. Use your pre-tax dollars for gear that actually saves lives — not a boo-boo kit.
HSA and FSA funds work for anyone who wants professional trauma readiness — and wants to pay with pre-tax dollars while doing it.
Using FSA funds before year-end to stage a vehicle kit, home kit, and EDC tourniquet — all at once.
Supplementing duty gear with personally-owned IFAKs and tourniquets purchased on HSA benefits.
Equipping their rig and trail bag with a trauma kit before hunting or overlanding season starts.
Whether you're buying a complete kit or restocking individual components, your HSA/FSA benefits apply across both collections.
Complete trauma kits, IFAKs, and first aid kits — built with real components, organized for speed, and eligible for purchase with your pre-tax health benefits. From $65 to $400+.
Restock your existing kit or add individual components — CAT® tourniquets, QuikClot® gauze, HyFin® chest seals, Israeli bandages, and more. All individually eligible.
No paperwork. No guesswork. Your HSA/FSA card works at checkout like a debit card. Here's how it works:
Log in to your HSA or FSA account portal and confirm your available balance. FSA funds often expire at year-end — check your deadline.
Not sure if you have an HSA or FSA? Check with your employer HR or insurance provider.
Browse our HSA/FSA eligible kits and supplies — every product in this collection qualifies. Add what you need to your cart.
Need to split payment between your HSA/FSA card and another card? Email us at info@vitacsolutions.com.
Enter your HSA/FSA card as you would any debit card. You'll receive an itemized receipt with your shipping confirmation for reimbursement records.
Need a copy for your records? Request one anytime at info@vitacsolutions.com.
The Patrol Vehicle Trauma Kit w/ Combat Gauze delivers dual-compartment, patrol-ready trauma capability—fast, organized, and built for real-world response.
$340.99
The Ultimate Survival Med Kit is a 315-piece trauma system built to support up to 4 people, or extended care over 72 hours, when EMS response is delayed. It combines tourniquets, hemostatics, chest seals, fracture gear, and burn care in a water-resistant platform, and is HSA/FSA eligible.
$525.00 $367.50
At 9.5 lbs, the Pro-II carries enough bleeding, airway, burn, and fracture coverage to work a multi-casualty call without resupply — every item staged in padded compartments so you're never digging.
$173.20
Two non-vented Halo® seals in one IFAK-friendly foil pouch — Halo Gel™ hydrogel holds through blood, sweat, and sand to cover both entry and exit wounds.
$24.50
Tick removal, wound wash, self-adhering wrap, sterile gauze, cold pack & Pet First Aid Guide — 38 organized supplies for dogs & cats in a compact 1.0 lb orange travel case.
$30.76 - $36.26
Assorted bandages, sterile gauze, burn cream, sting & bite wipes, antibiotic ointment, and pain relievers — the camp-injury basics in a 0.6 lb zippered pouch.
$15.95
A 1.5 lb waist-pack first aid kit with bandages, antiseptics, burn cream, pain relievers, and an instant ice pack — three compartments of trail essentials that ride hands-free.
$23.95
A complete, 380+ piece trauma and medical response kit designed for speed, organization, and reliability—because every responder deserves professional-grade readiness.
$162.70
The Solo IFAK is a professional-grade, personal trauma kit—compact, capable, and ready to save a life when you’re the only responder.
$220.59
The Range Trauma Aid Kit – Hard Case delivers professional-grade trauma capability in a rugged, watertight design—ready for any range emergency.
$665.29
The Emergency Med Kit is a 115-piece trauma and first aid system built for 2-person coverage, combining bleeding control, bandaging, and medications in a MOLLE-ready bag. It's designed for families, off-grid travel, and backcountry use, and is HSA/FSA eligible.
$215.00 $150.50
Meet ANSI/OSHA Class B compliance with confidence — 209 supplies in a rugged, wall-mountable steel case built for busy 25–50 person workplaces.
$115.95
Most trauma gear qualifies as a medical expense under IRS guidelines. Here's what you can purchase using your pre-tax benefits dollars:
Important: Most standard first aid and trauma kits qualify as HSA/FSA-eligible medical expenses. Some plans may require a Letter of Medical Necessity for advanced items. When in doubt, confirm with your plan administrator. ViTAC provides itemized receipts and product contents lists upon request — email us at info@vitacsolutions.com.
Can't find what you're looking for? Email us at info@vitacsolutions.com .
Yes. As long as your HSA or FSA card is affiliated with a major credit card network (Visa, Mastercard, etc.), you can enter it at checkout just like a debit card. You don't need any prior authorization — just shop, add to cart, and pay.
In most cases, yes. Tourniquets and hemostatic gauze are recognized medical devices used to control life-threatening bleeding. They're widely accepted as eligible medical expenses under HSA and FSA guidelines. Some plans may require additional documentation for individual high-cost items — confirm with your plan administrator if you're unsure.
Yes. An itemized receipt is included with your shipping confirmation email. If you need a detailed product contents list for your HSA/FSA administrator, just email us and we'll provide one. We recommend keeping your receipt for your records.
Most FSA plans reset on January 1 and expire on December 31 — funds don't roll over. Some plans offer a grace period through March 15 or a $610 rollover cap, but this varies by employer. Check with your HR team or plan administrator for your specific deadline.
Both let you set aside pre-tax dollars for medical expenses. HSA funds roll over year to year and are tied to high-deductible health plans. FSA funds are employer-set, and most plans have a "use it or lose it" rule — meaning unspent dollars expire at year-end. If you have an FSA, buy before December 31.
Yes. Shopify's checkout doesn't natively support split payment, but we can process it manually. Email us at info@vitacsolutions.com with your order details and we'll handle it for you.
A small number of FSA plans require a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) for certain items. This is uncommon for standard first aid kits and supplies, but can apply to specialized trauma gear. Your plan administrator can tell you whether an LMN is required. We can provide detailed product documentation to support your claim.
Check with your employer's HR department or your health insurance provider. If you're enrolled in a high-deductible health plan (HDHP), you likely have access to an HSA. If your employer deducts a fixed benefit amount from your paycheck, that's typically an FSA. You can also check your benefits portal or look for a dedicated HSA/FSA debit card in your wallet.
Founded by U.S. Army Veterans, ViTAC Solutions delivers professional-grade tactical aid products designed for the unique needs of law enforcement and tactical professionals.
With over 40 years of combined Special Operations experience, our mission is to ensure every professional is prepared to respond effectively, in any situation, at the point of traumatic injury.
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