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Skin & Sun Care

Sun protection and skin treatment, minus cosmetics.

Sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher and treatments for skin conditions qualify, while cosmetics do not. The test is whether the product treats or prevents a medical problem. Pages below show how it applies to common products.

Sunscreen (SPF 15+) ELIGIBLE Cosmetics & Makeup NOT ELIGIBLE
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HSA-Eligible Expenses

Browse the eligibility network by category, then jump into the specific products and services HSAMaxGuide has checked.

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HSA/FSA Reimbursement & Documentation

Connect eligibility rulings with reimbursement timing, receipts, documentation, and the rules that affect how you use the account.

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HSA vs. FSA

Connect the core differences between HSAs and FSAs with eligibility, contribution, reimbursement, and expense questions.

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1 · LearnReimburse yourself laterNo HSA deadline: pay now, claim years from nowRead the guide 2 · AssessEligibility LookupCheck a product or service in secondsOpen the tool
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