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Tylenol Cold + Flu Severe Day & Night Combo Pack, 24 CT
Tylenol
It's make you relax and make you feel good pretty soon.
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Vicks DayQuil and NyQuil Kids Cold & Cough + Mucus and Congestion Combo Pack, Honey, 2 8 OZ bottles
Vicks
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Amazing flavor and very effective!! I love how it works fast for kids!! My son really ...
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Theraflu Max Strength\ Flu Relief Packets, Honey Lemon, 6 CT
TheraFlu
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is a miracle it works soFast and soothes your body and taste amazing. Whe...
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CVS Health At Home COVID-19 Test Kit, 2 CT
CVS Health
Got these a few days ago and absolutely love them! Works great and smells awesome! Love the quality and product and I will one hundred per...
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Zicam Cold Remedy Lozenge, Wild Cherry, 25 CT
Zicam
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love these lozenges from Zicam. I start using at the first hint of a cold or ...
Is Cold Medicine FSA Eligible?
The average adult catches up to three colds each year. Children seem to get infected more frequently. Although the worst symptoms resolve on their own in about 7-10 days, the coughing, sneezing, throat irritation, and nasal congestion can be miserable. Most often, the uncomfortable symptoms are caused by one of more than 100 rhinovirus types. When common cold symptoms are at their worst, a well-formulated cold medication can help you feel better fast.
At CVS Pharmacy®, you'll find an impressive selection of FSA (flexible spending account) eligible cold medications, including capsules, nasal sprays, and mentholated ointments. You'll also find an assortment of homeopathic lozenges, cold sore treatments, non-drowsy, multi-symptom daytime capsules, and nighttime cold-relief formulas.
Is Cough Medicine FSA Eligible?
Yes, you can use FSA, HSA (health savings account), or HRA (health reimbursement arrangement) dollars to stock up on cough medications. That's a relatively new development credited to the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act. Before the CARES Act was adopted, you could only use your FSA dollars for over-the-counter medications if your physician was willing to write a prescription or a letter of medical necessity (LMN).Now you can use your pre-tax dollars on FSA eligible cough medication and other medical necessities as needed.
Researchers suspect cough medications work by blocking certain signals in the brain stem. But so far, that's just a theory. There are still plenty of unanswered questions. However, you don't have to know exactly how a cough medication works to appreciate what it does. At CVS Pharmacy®, you're sure to find just the right FSA-eligible cough medication for your needs. Whether you prefer homeopathic treatments, 12-hour pharmaceutical relief, or something in between, we've got the FSA-eligible products you need for lasting relief.
How Do Expectorants And Decongestants Compare?
A well-formulated cough medication can do a lot more than quiet your cough. So, while you're browsing your medication options, consider how you might feel using a cough suppressant paired with a decongestant or expectorant.
When you have a stuffy nose or uncomfortable sinus pressure, a cough medication made with a decongestant could help you breathe easier. Decongestants help open nasal passages by reducing inflammation. If you have thick mucus lingering in your nose, throat, or upper chest, an expectorant could help thin secretions so they're easier to expel.