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Woman wearing black glasses on gray background.

Maximize Your FSA and HSA Dollars at MyEyeDr.

Use your FSA and HSA funds for comprehensive eye care, prescription eyewear, and specialty products.

Because Your Eyes Need Care Every Year

Vision care isn't optional — which makes it one of the most dependable ways to use pre-tax dollars you've already set aside. Use your vision insurance at MyEyeDr. and save up to 75% off major brands, then put your flexible spending account (FSA) or health savings account (HSA) funds toward the rest — a combination that stretches your savings further than either one alone. And with more products and services qualifying every year, there's likely more your plan covers than you realize.

What's Covered with FSA and HSA?

Eye Care Services

• Comprehensive eye exams
• Contact lens fittings
• Common eye conditions

Prescription Eyewear

• Prescription glasses
• Prescription sunglasses
• Prescription reading glasses
• Contact lenses

Specialty Products

• Dry eye treatment products
• Prescription Ray-Ban and Oakley Meta glasses
• Prescription blue light lenses
• Prescription safety eyewear 

Do FSA and HSA Funds Expire?

FSA Funds

FSAs operate on a use-it-or-lose-it principle. This means if you haven't used your FSA funds by the end of the year (or by March 15 of the following year, if your employer offers a grace period), then the FSA funds are forfeited. However, some employers have provisions that allow you to carry over up to $680 to the next year. Check your plan for specifics. 

HSA Funds

HSA funds don't expire and roll over year to year. Your HSA is transferable if you change jobs — a smart long-term way to invest in your eye health.

Make the Most of Your Benefits Today

Book Your Eye Exam with Confidence

With hundreds of convenient locations and trusted, local optometrists, we’re here to care for your vision needs. You can use your FSA or HSA card at checkout—no extra forms or hassle required.

Male receiving comprehensive eye exam
Male receiving comprehensive eye exam

Shop for Prescription Eyewear You’ll Love

Use your FSA or HSA on prescription glasses, readers, or sunglasses, whether you shop in-office or online. Our optical teams will guide you through frame options, lens upgrades, and prescription details to ensure your purchase meets your vision needs and plan requirements.

Females browsing glasses at eye doctor
Females browsing glasses at eye doctor

Use Your FSA Dollars Before They Expire

We make it simple to use your benefits by providing receipts, documentation, and itemized details so you can submit for reimbursement if needed.

Female walking in to MyEyeDr. location
Female walking in to MyEyeDr. location

Shop Online with FSA and HSA

You can also use your FSA or HSA to shop our online store. Browse a selection of eligible vision products, including contact lenses, dry eye drops, and accessories, all from the comfort of your home.

Contact lens grouping
Contact lens grouping

FSA and HSA FAQs

Do you accept FSA or HSA for eye exams?

Yes! We accept FSA or HSA funds for eye exams at all MyEyeDr. locations. Annual comprehensive eye exams are typically considered an eligible vision expense under both plans.

Are prescription glasses covered by FSA or HSA?

Absolutely. Prescription glasses, including readers, single-vision, progressive, prescription sunglasses, and prescription Ray-Ban and Oakley Meta glasses are FSA and HSA eligible when prescribed by your optometrist.

Do you accept FSA or HSA for contact lenses?

Yes. Contact lenses and lens fittings are considered qualified expenses under most FSA and HSA plans. You can purchase contacts in-office or spend your FSA online through our online store.

Can I buy non-prescription eyewear with FSA or HSA?

Generally, non-prescription sunglasses or blue light glasses are not covered. However, if you have a doctor’s note or prescription for a specific purpose (like light sensitivity), you may be able to use your FSA or HSA funds. Check with your plan provider to confirm eligibility.

What happens if I don’t use my FSA funds by the deadline?

In most cases, FSA funds expire at the end of the calendar year, though some employers offer a brief grace period or a limited rollover amount. If you don’t spend the funds in time, you could lose them, so it’s important to schedule your eye exam and purchase eyewear before the deadline.

Do HSA funds expire like FSA funds?

No. HSA funds do not expire at the end of the year. They roll over from year to year, allowing you to save for future health and vision expenses.

Can I use my FSA or HSA funds at MyEyeDr.com?

Yes! You can use your FSA or HSA card to shop for eligible vision products at our online store.

How do I use my FSA or HSA card in-office?

Simply present your FSA or HSA debit card when paying for eligible services or products. If you don’t have a card, you can pay out of pocket and submit the receipt for reimbursement from your provider.