FSA Eligible Oral Care Products
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Abreva Cold Sore Treatment, 1 CT
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I highly recommend this product. After trying various others I tried this and it's the one product I can recommend. It works so well and t...
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CVS Peroxide Sore Alcohol Free Mouth Cleanser, Soothing Mint
CVS
Gives you fresh breath and also whitens your teeth. Love it
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CVS - Limpiador para prótesis dental antibacteriana, tabletas
CVS
good product, works great, great value for the money
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Biotene Dry Mouth Moisturizing Spray, Gentle Mint, 1.5 OZ
Biotene
its a great product and it works instantly.and it gives you fresh breath which lasts a long time
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ACT Dry Mouth Lozenges with Xylitol, Soothing Mint
Act
I loved it, it worked!! This is a great product and I'm so glad that they made it. Will continue to buy it!
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FSA-Eligible Oral Care Products for You and Your Family
If you contribute to an FSA, you may be surprised to learn that FSA-eligible oral care products are available at CVS. Your family's dental health is important, so take a look at the oral care products you can purchase using your FSA.
What Are Eligible Oral Care Products and FSA?
Before looking for FSA-eligible oral care products, it's important to understand what an FSA is. FSA stands for "flexible spending account," a type of account offered through an employer that allows you to put money away for qualified out-of-pocket health care expenses.
The contributions you make to this account aren't taxed, and you submit a form to your employer for reimbursement of these qualified expenses. Specific guidelines govern which products are eligible for reimbursement, so many stores and websites have a specific section or filter for FSA-eligible products.
Some over-the-counter medications, such as cough and cold medicine or pain relievers, can be paid for using your FSA as can certain over-the-counter children's medicines.
Are FSA-Eligible Oral Care Products Available?
A common misconception about FSAs is that you can only use them to pay for prescription medications and not "regular" health care supplies, such as first aid, cuidado femenino or oral care products. This is partially true, if something is used regularly but not treating a medical condition, it doesn't qualify for FSA reimbursement.
The list of FSA-eligible oral care products, however, includes over-the-counter products, such as cold-sore relief, toothache relief and mouth guards to help people who grind their teeth at night. While everyday items, such as toothbrushes and toothpaste, aren't eligible for reimbursement, denture care products, including adhesives and cleaning tablets, are generally covered under an FSA plan.
Is Lip Balm FSA-Eligible?
Since bálsamo labial is used to take care of your mouth, you might wonder if it's also an FSA-eligible oral care product, and the answer is "sometimes." Regular lip balm without SPF isn't FSA-eligible, but lip balm with SPF greater than 15 is usually eligible for FSA reimbursement. Most lip balms have sun protection in them, and some even have an SPF of up to 50.