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Bostonfin

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If you have a flexible spending account (FSA) or health savings account (HSA), you can actually buy prescription sunglasses with your tax-free funds. But the keyword here is prescription. You can use your FSA or HSA card to pay for the sunglasses at checkout, whether you’re shopping online or over-the-counter at a store.



FSA and HAS accounts do not cover regular sunglasses. This is because sunglasses are usually not classified as valid medical expenses unless they have prescription lenses to correct vision.



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What’s Eligible Under FSA and HSA Accounts? 



FSA and HSA funds cover a variety of vision expenses, including:



Prescription sunglasses – Again, the keyword is prescription. Your sunglasses must have prescription lenses to qualify for reimbursement. FSA and HSA accounts also cover specialty prescription sunglasses lenses such as...

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lens crafters has 50% lenses through monday. I talked to them today and the lady said they are not supposed to discount the oakleys, but that some reps will. so 50% off lens and using tax free fsa money is not a bad deal at all
 
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