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An FSA, or flexible spending account, allows you to purchase certain health-related items with money that is set aside pre-tax. However, in most cases, FSA dollars do not roll over, so if you don't use the money you've set aside in your FSA account, you'll lose it. To help you invest in your wellness and spend your hard earned money wisely, CVS carries a massive selection of easily identifiable FSA eligible items. Shop the categories above to find the FSA eligible products you are looking for. Our selection ranges from first aid items to diabetes supplies to personal wellness products and everything in between. Find your way to better health with FSA eligible items at CVS!

If you are new to FSA, you may have a lot of questions. CVS is here to help you understand flexible spending account rules, how to find FSA eligible items, and how you can use your FSA account to help you on your path to better health. Check out our FAQ section below to learn more about FSA!

What Is FSA Eligible?

FSA eligible expenses can vary depending on your employer's plan. Check your plan information for a complete list of which items are eligible and which items are not. In general, you can use your FSA dollars to pay for: prescription medications, over the counter medications that your doctor provides you with a prescription for, insulin, copayments for doctor's office visits, certain wellness treatments like acupuncture, and certain medical supplies like crutches and braces. Keep in mind that some over the counter medications that do not normally require a prescription for purchase may require a prescription from your doctor in order to be eligible for FSA reimbursement. Most over the counter supplies, such as bandages and walking canes, do not. Your employer should be able to provide you with a comprehensive list of FSA eligible expenses

Does My FSA Rollover?

In most cases, no. FSA funds come with a "use it or lose it" policy. If you don't spend the money you put into the account by the end of the plan year, you'll lose that money. CVS carries a wide selection of FSA eligible items to help you spend your FSA dollars before they expire. In some cases, your employer may choose to offer one of two options: either allowing you an extra 2.5 months to use your FSA funds before you lose them, or allowing you to rollover $500 per year for use in the following year. Be sure to check with your employer to understand the rules for their FSA plan, and don't put more money into your FSA account than you think you will spend in one year.

What Does FSA Stand For?

FSA stands for "flexible spending account." It is sometimes referred to as a "healthcare FSA" and most commonly abbreviated simply as FSA.

What Is a Flexible Spending Account?

A flexible spending account, or FSA, is a special account available through employers that offer this healthcare benefit. You pay a set amount of money into the account at the beginning of the year, and you can then use those funds to pay for certain out of pocket health expenses like co-pays for office visits, deductibles, and other healthcare costs, including certain over the counter medicines and supplies. The big benefit of having an FSA is that the funds you put in are deducted from your pay pre-tax, which can save you money come tax season. While some employers may also pay into your FSA, they are not required to. Your HR department can give you more information on the company's policy.

What Does FSA Stand For?

FSA stands for "flexible spending account." It is sometimes referred to as a "healthcare FSA" and most commonly abbreviated simply as FSA.

How Does FSA Work?

Once you have determined the amount of money you want to set aside in your FSA, your employer will deduct a certain amount each week from your paycheck. Your employer may provide you with an FSA debit card, which you can use to make purchases with your FSA funds. If you are not issued an FSA card, you can pay for FSA eligible products and services however you like and submit the receipt to your FSA administrator in a manual claims process. It may be a good idea to save the receipts from your FSA purchases for tax audit purposes.

What Is an HSA vs FSA?

At first glance, HSAs (health savings accounts) and FSAs (flexible spending accounts) may seem very similar. Both are used to pay for healthcare expenses and have tax benefits. However, there are key differences between the two that are important to know. The biggest difference is eligibility. Anyone whose employer offers an FSA can get one. However, to qualify for an HSA, you need to have a HDHP healthcare plan (high-deductible health plan). Contribution amount also constitutes a major difference between the two options. Once you set your FSA contribution amount, you can't change it without a qualifying life event, such as getting married or having a child. With an HSA, you can change the amount you want to contribute at any time during the year. In most cases, FSA dollars do not rollover to the next year. However, HSA funds do rollover. And if you leave your job, your HSA can come with you to your new one. But if you leave your job with an FSA, you'll lose the account unless you elect COBRA coverage.

Understanding Flexible Spending Account Eligible Expenses

In general, most over the counter medications and drugs require a prescription or note of medical necessity from your doctor. Over the counter supplies can usually be purchased with FSA funds without any additional documentation. However, if you have questions or are unsure if a particular item is FSA eligible, it is always best to check your plan information or ask your plan administrator.

FSA Eligible Over the Counter (OTC) Medicines & Drugs

These items typically require a valid prescription from your doctor in order to be FSA eligible.

FSA Eligible Over the Counter (OTC) Supplies

These items usually do not require any documentation from your doctor in order to be FSA eligible.

Keep in mind that the list of FSA approved items is maintained by the IRS and may change at any time. This list provided by CVS is not a substitute for checking your plan documentation. If you have questions or concerns about FSA qualified expenses or how to get the most out of your FSA, don't hesitate to ask your plan administrator for more information.

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