Can I use my Flex Spending (FSA) or Health Savings (HSA) Account card?

1. What is FSA/HSA? FSAs and HSAs are pre-tax medical expense accounts offered by employers which can be used for eligible health care expenses, including prescription eyewear. FSA is a "use it or lose it" program which runs January 1-December 31. The funds must be used by the end of the year or else you lose your money. Buying glasses at Firmoo is a great way to use up lingering FSA money. HSA funds roll over and accumulate year to year if they are not spent.    2. What Vision Expenses Can You Spend FSA/HSA Dollars On? Vision care is a great way to maximize FSA/HSA pre-tax dollars. Nearly all basic optical care expenses are FSA and HSA eligible. These expenses include eye exams, prescription glasses (including prescription sunglasses), reading glasses, cleaning and repairing accessories.  3. How to order with FSA/HSA? If you have an FSA/HSA card, you can use it at checkout as you use a credit card. If you don't have an FSA/HSA card, simply make your purchase as you normally would, and submit your receipt to your FSA/HSA plan for reimbursement. The following are the steps about how to submit FSA claims: What if you do not have a card? You can submit these expenses at any time within the term of your FSA coverage or grace period. And, you can do so right on your FSA provider’s website. If you do not know how to access your FSA website, check with your employer or third-party FSA provider. If this is your first-time logging into an FSA website, you may need to set up an account. Once you’ve accessed your FSA site, look for the option to submit a claim. From there, follow the steps outlined on the FSA claim page. These will vary according to your provider. Typically, you will be asked to upload a digital copy of your receipt and answer a series of questions. For example, you’ll likely be asked to fill out some personal information along with the service or product type, your date of service or purchase, your provider’s name, and the cost not reimbursed by your health insurance provider. Once completed, your provider will evaluate your claim and send you a reimbursement check toward all qualifying purchases.