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Does FSA Cover Vitamins?

I am in the process of pre-op for Gastric Bypass in December. I have purchased the multi vitamin and calcium chews in advance but am in the process of open enrollment at my job. One thing I need to determine is my medical expenses for the upcoming year. I was wondering if anyone paid for their vitamins through their FSA account?

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  • The Greater Fool
    The Greater Fool

    Welcome to the forums. Generally, no, vitamins or supplements used for general health are not eligible. They can be eligible in the case of them being used for a medical condition. For exam

  • Mr Alley Gator
    Mr Alley Gator

    No Just order online much cheaper

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Welcome to the forums.

Generally, no, vitamins or supplements used for general health are not eligible.

They can be eligible in the case of them being used for a medical condition. For example, prenatal vitamins (for pregnancy) and supplements related to joints in the case of chronic joint pain.

I should think supplements after WLS would fall into the medically necessary group, at least that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

My approach is that I put the few supplements and OTC allergy and NSAIDs I take on my HSA. If the IRS takes exception to the $100 a year and my medical records supporting the medical need is not enough... well, darn.

Good thing they didn't catch that soda I felt so terribly guilty about. It was a mistake. Honest.

Good luck,

Tek

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