Save on These FSA-Eligible Amazon Finds During Prime Day

If you have an FSA or HSA, you may be wondering what you can actually use those pre-tax dollars on. The good news? There are plenty of eligible health and wellness products you may already be shopping for anyway.
We rounded up some of our favorite FSA/HSA-eligible finds on Amazon, including things like sunscreen, pimple patches, menstrual care products, and more. And even better, many of these items are currently on sale for Prime Day! 🙌
To make things even easier, we put together a list of eligible products you can browse in one place.
Instead of searching through tons of individual items, you can click over, see what catches your eye, and potentially score them for less during Prime Day.
Just remember to check your specific FSA/HSA plan and the product’s eligibility before purchasing, since eligible expenses can vary by plan.
I had no idea that hand sanitizer was included, thanks for the heads up!
You’re very welcome, Laura!
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Good to know! Thank you! ✨❤️
In the past I purchased a treadmill (needed for weight loss) and Sonicare toothbrushes. I just had to have a prescription for them.
Oh wow! Thanks for the heads up on what items were eligible for you with a prescription!
Huh, not sure why you would have a FSA , we have HSA and it doesn’t expire but rolls over and as far as we know all HSA’s do.
Hi there! They are similar but different. I did find these explanations if helpful! 🤗
“- An FSA is use-it-or-lose-it money for medical expenses each year, while an HSA is money you keep forever and can even save for retirement.”
– An FSA helps pay for health costs now, but an HSA lets you save and grow money for future medical expenses.
– With an FSA you must spend the money within the year, but with an HSA the money is yours to keep and rolls over.
– FSAs are short-term healthcare savings, while HSAs are long-term and stay with you even if you change jobs.”
Not to mention we have a HSA credit card that holds all our HSA funds, making it easy to use