Both FSA and HSA cover compounded semaglutide, but FSAs are employer-sponsored with annual limits ($3,300 in 2024) and 'use-it-or-lose-it' rules, while HSAs are individual accounts tied to high-deductible health plans with higher limits ($4,150$8,300 in 2024) and unlimited rollover
It's a framework for understanding what actually determines your monthly cost when you're looking at compounded semaglutide options without insurance
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