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For more information regarding FSA expenses, please review IRS Publication 502
                          or ask your employer for a copy of your Summary Plan Description (SPD).




    Dental Expenses                                             Dependent Care Expenses
    •  Braces and orthodontic services                          •  Fees for licensed day care or adult care facilities
    •  Cleanings                                                •  Before and after school care programs for dependents
    •  Crowns                                                      under age 13
    •  Deductibles, co-insurance                                •  Amounts paid for services (including babysitters or nursery
    •  Dental implants                                             school) provided in or outside of your home
    •  Dentures, adhesives                                      •  Nanny expenses attributed to dependent care
    •  Fillings
                                                                •  Nursery school (preschool) fees
    Disability Expenses                                         •  Summer Day Camp – primary purpose must be custodial
                                                                   care and not educational in nature
    •  Automobile equipment and installation costs for a
        disabled person in excess of the cost of an ordinary    •  Late pick-up fees
        automobile; device for lifting a mobility impaired person   •  Does not cover medical costs; use Healthcare FSA for
        into an automobile                                         medical expenses incurred by you or your dependents
    •  Braille books/magazines in excess of cost of regular editions
    •  Note-taker for a hearing impaired child in school        Ineligible Medical Expenses
    •  Seeing eye dog (buying, training, and maintaining)       •  Athletic mouth guards
    •  Special devices, such as a tape recorder or typewriter for    •  Chapstick/lip balm
        a visually impaired person                              •  Contributions to state disability funds
    •  Visual alert system in the home or other items such as a   •  Cosmetic surgery, dentistry, or other cosmetic procedures
        special phone required for a hearing impaired person    •  Cosmetic supplies (makeup, cleansers, moisturizers, etc.)
    •  Wheelchair or autoette (cost of operating/maintaining)   •  Deodorant
                                                                •  Dental floss
    Requiring Additional Documentation                          •  Diet (cost of special foods as substitute for regular diet)
                                                                •  Dietary and fiber supplements
    The following expenses are eligible only when incurred to   •  Electrolysis/hair removal
    treat a diagnosed medical condition. Such expenses require   •  Exercise equipment and fees
    a Letter of Medical Necessity from your physician, containing   •  Eye drops for general comfort
    the medical necessity of the expense, diagnosed condition,   •  Eyeglass cases
    onset of condition, and physician’s signature.              •  Hand sanitizer
                                                                •  Health club or athletic club membership fees
    •  Ear plugs                                                •  Herbal supplements
    •  Massage treatments                                       •  Insurance premiums, all types
    •  Nursing services for care of a special medical ailment   •  Lotions or skin moisturizers
    •  Orthopedic shoes (excess cost of ordinary shoes)         •  Marriage counseling
    •  Oxygen equipment and oxygen                              •  Maternity clothes
    •  Support hose                                             •  Mattress
    •  Varicose vein treatment                                  •  Medicare premiums
    •  Veneers                                                  •  Medicated shampoos, conditioners, and soaps
    •  Vitamins and supplements                                 •  Physical treatment unrelated to specific health problems
    •  Wigs (for mental health condition of individual who loses     (massage for general well-being, stress, depression, or
        hair because of a disease)                                chiropractic wellness)
                                                                •  Safety glasses (non-prescription)
                                                                •  Sunglasses (non prescription) and sun clips
                                                                •  Teeth whitening products
                                                                •  Toiletries
                                                                •  Toothbrush (includes prescribed electronic) and toothpaste
                                                                •  Vitamins and supplements for well-being
                                                                •  Warranties
                                                                •  Weight loss drugs/programs for general well being
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