Samsung announced its ever-first smart Galaxy Ring qualifies for reimbursement through Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Health Savings Accounts (HSA) in the USA. Now Galaxy Ring can be claimed as a medical expense.
Undoubtedly, the Samsung Galaxy Ring is slightly costlier than the Galaxy smartwatches, as it costs $400. Now that it’s eligible for reimbursement through FSA and HSA accounts, this suggests that eligible users can potentially purchase the ring at no cost. These accounts are tax-free and provide a way to set a little money aside for medical expenses.
According to Samsung’s announcement, getting FSA or HSA reimbursement should be pretty straightforward. Grab the Galaxy Ring directly from Samsung.com and submit the essential details as required to an eligible FSA or HSA plan. Customers should get the reimbursement if there is sufficient money in the FSA or HSA account.
Samsung builds that ring in a way that can measure and track heart rate, skin temperature, stress, and sleep, and monetize daily health and fitness activities. Its long-lasting battery lasts up to 5 to 7 days on a single charge. However, it remains unclear if previous purchases qualify or if the offer is limited to new purchases. The Galaxy Ring can be compatible with any Android smartphone. Samsung made it appear as if the Galaxy Ring only works with Galaxy phones, but that’s not the actual case.
