After the students return to school, health e-commerce aims to educate parents about the suitability of products for back to school and at the same time, in collaboration with the Children’s Health Fund, offer a week of free educational events on wellbeing
NEW YORK, August 6, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – After more than a year of online learning, most students will finally be back in school this fall, and parents are looking for ways to keep them safe and healthy. Health-E-Commerce, the parent brand of online marketplaces FSAstore.com and HSAstore.com, today announced its top 10 back to school health products that can be purchased with a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA). . In addition to educating parents about how to use these accounts to protect their children’s health, Health-E-Commerce will also partner with the Children’s Health Fund to offer a range of free online wellness education events for parents.
According to the annual survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF), back-to-school spending is expected to be over $ 37.1 billion families plan on average this year $ 848.90 for K-12 students, almost $ 152 more than before the pandemic. By using an FSA or HSA, millions of consumers can save up to 30% on the essential expenses of a healthy school year.
“Coming back to school after such a long period of distance learning will certainly be nerve-wracking for students and their parents. Health e-commerce hopes to relieve that stress by providing a supportive, non-stop shopping experience for parents and the brands and products their families rely on, “said Rida Wong, President of Health E-Commerce. “This year, we took our commitment to supporting account holders a step further with free educational content from a trusted name in the field of child welfare, the Children’s Health Fund.”
Whether shopping for a kindergarten student or sending a young adult to college, parents can use their FSA or HSA funds on products that protect the wellbeing of children year round:
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1. AllerMates Medicine & EpiPen Porter. Some allergies can be life threatening. Store adrenaline auto-injectors in this stylish insulated case from AllerMates. Equipped with space for necessary medication, an additional ice pack and a thermometer, this baby carrier gives parents the certainty that their child cannot do without this life-saving medication even when they are out and about.
2. Caring Mill® first aid set for children 125 pieces. Be prepared for any situation with bandages, alcohol prep kits, gauze and more in this first aid kit. Parents can feel even better when they buy this product, because part of the turnover goes to the children’s health fund. Stickers are included for the brave little ones.
3. Claritin chewable tablets for children. OTC drugs are now FSA and HSA enabled thanks to the CARES Act 2020, which makes it easier than ever to relieve allergy symptoms like runny nose or itchy eyes 24/7.
4. AllerMates children’s allergy warning bracelet. Make sure the caregivers know your child’s needs with this fun, colorful allergy bracelet. Bracelets are available in options for single or multiple allergies like bee stings, nuts or penicillin, and for conditions like asthma and autism.
5. Dr. Shultz Neroli Hand Sanitizer, 2 oz. Eliminate potentially harmful germs with this easy-to-use hand sanitiser that is enriched with essential oils to keep hands soft.
6. Coppertone Kids Sunscreen Stick Broad Spectrum SPF 50, 0.46 oz. Outdoor fitness classes can mean spending time in the sun. Protect young skin from sun damage year-round by making it easier for children to apply sunscreen on the go or in a hurry with this dermatologist-tested sunscreen stick for all ages.
7. TheraPearl sports package, 1 piece. Microwave or freeze this pain relief for muscle soreness, sprains, swelling, and more. For very young children, visit TheraPearl Pals. These colorful, child-sized animal friends bring peace and security in the form of a pig, panda, frog or puppy.
8. Check out the blue-light reading glasses from Optic Abbey. Even without daily Zoom lessons, students have a lot of screen time when attending class or doing homework. Protect young eyes from harmful light and make students feel fresh with blue light reading glasses. Available in a variety of colors and performance.
9. Aura Revive Deep Muscle and Joint Pain Relief Massage Gun with Heat Therapy. For athletes, this massage gun is the ultimate recovery tool with state-of-the-art heat percussion and eight interchangeable knots. Heal sore muscles and lumps three times faster than a normal massage so your athletes can get back into action.
10. Powerful patch original. Starting the school year with clear skin is an A + move. Shrink whiteheads overnight with this natural, liquid-absorbent gel pad and wake up with visibly clearer skin, just in time for the first day of school.
In addition to helping parents consider their FSA and HSA dollars for these precious back-to-school health items, Health E-Commerce works with the Children’s Health Fund to run daily virtual workshops for children and parents. All sessions are free and public. They will take place 9-13 August and include topics such as healthy cooking, financial fundamentals, meditation, and exercise classes for dance and yoga. Further information and registration for these events can be found at: https://fsastore.com/back-to-school-event-schedule.html.
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Health-E-Commerce is the parent company of FSA Store, HSA Store and WellDeserved, a family of brands that serve over 70 million consumers with pre-tax health and wellness accounts. The company also developed Caring Mill, a popular private label line of health products that benefit the Children’s Health Fund and allow customers to make a donation with every purchase. Since 2010, the company’s brands have been leaders in the pre-tax consumer e-commerce market for health and wellness services. Health e-commerce plays an essential role in expanding product eligibility for key new categories within the IRS-approved list of eligible medical expenses such as over-the-counter medications, feminine care products, sunscreen, and breast pumps.
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Babara Tabor, Health Ecommerce, 651-230-9192, barbara@taborpr.com
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