About HSAMaxGuide

A reference site with one job: tell you, quickly and correctly, whether something qualifies for HSA or FSA spending — and show you exactly where that answer comes from.

What this site is

HSAMaxGuide checks specific products and services against IRS Publication 502 and current Revenue Procedures, and publishes the ruling as a standalone page — no login, no gate, no forced signup to see the answer. Every page cites its source directly rather than asking you to trust an unlabeled claim.

Who's behind it

Dana Okafor

Editorial Lead, HSAMaxGuide

Dana oversees eligibility research and review for HSAMaxGuide, part of the IGNE Publishing network. Rulings are checked against primary IRS sources — Publication 502, annual Revenue Procedures, and category-specific IRS notices — rather than secondary summaries, and re-reviewed whenever the IRS updates guidance that touches a published category.

How rulings are sourced and kept current

Every ruling links to the specific IRS publication or revenue procedure behind it. Contribution limits and HDHP thresholds are updated annually as soon as the IRS releases the new Revenue Procedure — you can see the current year's numbers reflected sitewide, including in the contribution calculator. The full sourcing process is documented on our editorial guidelines page.

What this site isn't

This is educational content, not individualized tax or legal advice. Eligibility can vary slightly by plan administrator, and gray-area items (marked "requires LMN") depend on an actual clinical determination by a licensed provider — not on anything published here. When money or taxes are actually at stake, confirm specifics with your plan administrator or a tax professional.

How this site makes money

Some product links on this site are affiliate links — full details on our affiliate disclosure page. Affiliate relationships never influence a ruling itself: whether something is eligible is determined by IRS guidance, not by which retailer links are attached to the page.