FSA Eligible Eye Care
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CVS Health Concave Eye Patch
CVS Health
Covers eye perfectly.Very comfortable .thank you
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Refresh Digital Lubricant Eye Drops, 0.33 fl oz (10 mL)
Refresh
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I Simply love these eye drops!! My eyes feel refreshed and we'll worth it
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Lastacaft Once Daily Eye Allergy Itch Relief Drops
Lastacaft
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stuff is amazing for my itchy eyes from seasonal allergies. It gave me such relie...
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Bauch & Lomb Alaway Eye Itch Relief Drops, 0.34 fl oz
Bausch & Lomb
Have been using this for a few years and am very happy with it.
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iVIZIA Lubricant Eye Gel for Severe and Nighttime Dry Eye Relief, Preservative-Free, 30 CT
iVIZIA
Very good night relief for dry eyes I highly recommend it.
What Eye Care Products Are FSA Eligible?
There was a time you needed a prescription for your eye care products to qualify for FSA (flexible spending account) reimbursement. That changed under the provisions of the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act. Today, you can purchase many eye care products with your FSA, HSA (health savings account), or HRA (health reimbursement arrangement) dollars. The list of FSA eligible eyecare products includes prescription eyeglasses, non-prescription reading glasses, prescription sunglasses, eyeglass repair kits, contact lens solutions, and more.
Are Eye Drops FSA Eligible?
Yes, most over-the-counter (OTC) eye drops are FSA/HSA eligible. You can use your pretax healthcare dollars to purchase eyedrops specifically formulated to calm allergy symptoms, or re-wetting drops for your contact lenses. You can also use FSA funds for eye drops that help reduce redness or for the symptoms of pink eye or styes. Stocking up on eye care essentials at CVS Pharmacy® can help you put your FSA dollars to good use before they expire.
Are Artificial Tears Covered By FSA?
Dry eyes have many potential causes, from environmental factors to natural aging processes. You might also develop chronic dryness from antihistamines, antidepressants, or blood pressure medications. Left untreated, the dryness that causes minor to moderate discomfort today can cause significant complications in the future, including infection or permanent damage. Whether you experience occasional dryness or ongoing symptoms, using artificial tears can help keep the surface of your eyes moist and lubricated. Now that most over-the-counter eye care items are FSA/HSA eligible, you can use those healthcare dollars to pay for artificial tears. You can also use flexible spending account (FSA) funds to cover other eyecare-related medical expenses like examinations, eye patches, bandages, or vision therapy. If you have questions about eligible expenses, consult your FSA/HSA administrator.