Conditions and Life Stages

Prenatal vitamins, breast pumps, maternity support belts, pregnancy pillows, compression socks, doula services, childbirth classes, morning sickness aids. Most of what expecting parents buy is FSA/HSA eligible. Some without any documentation, some with a Letter of Medical Necessity. Here's the complete walkthrough.

TENS, heat and cold therapy, posture supports, mattress toppers, recovery tools, turmeric and magnesium. If you manage chronic pain (back, neck, fibromyalgia, neuropathy, post-surgical), most of what you're already buying is FSA/HSA eligible with a Letter of Medical Necessity. Here's the complete walkthrough.

SAD lamps, weighted blankets, meditation app subscriptions, breathwork devices, magnesium, omega-3, sleep wearables. Most of what people use to manage depression and anxiety qualifies for FSA/HSA reimbursement with a Letter of Medical Necessity. Here's the complete walkthrough.

Most things people buy to manage migraines (ice caps, supplements, neuromodulation devices, blue-light glasses, weighted eye masks) are FSA/HSA eligible with a Letter of Medical Necessity. A single LMN from Burst covers that product for 12 months across any brand or store. Here's exactly what qualifies and how to get reimbursed.

Strollers are not HSA eligible on a receipt, but a parent's back condition or a child's need can carry a letter. Every baby item sorted into three tiers.

Pelvic floor PT, postpartum belly bands, sitz baths, breast pumps, postnatal vitamins, lactation supplements, scar care, mental health tools. Most of the things new parents buy in the months after birth are FSA/HSA eligible. Many need a Letter of Medical Necessity. Here's the complete walkthrough.

Sleep wearables, recovery tools, B12 and CoQ10 supplements, light therapy, compression. If you manage chronic fatigue, ME/CFS, long COVID, or post-viral fatigue, most of what you're already buying is FSA/HSA eligible with a Letter of Medical Necessity. Here's the complete walkthrough.

TENS units, compression sleeves, heat therapy, ergonomic tools, glucosamine, turmeric, massage guns. If you manage arthritis or chronic joint pain, most of what you're already buying is FSA/HSA eligible with a Letter of Medical Necessity. Here's the complete walkthrough.

Tampons, pads, menstrual cups, and period underwear (Thinx, Knix, Saalt) — all FSA/HSA eligible. The CARES Act made period products default-eligible without an LMN. Here's the complete walkthrough.

Most acne treatment is HSA and FSA eligible with no letter: prescriptions, Curology, Proactiv, Differin. What counts as cosmetic, and where LED masks fit.