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What over-the-counter medications will be reimbursed?

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What over-the-counter medications will be reimbursed?

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Types of over-the-counter medications that are eligible for reimbursement include antacids, allergy medicines, pain relievers and cold medicines. Some over-the-counter drugs will be considered “dual purpose,” meaning that they have a personal/cosmetic or general health purpose and a medical purpose. In order for these dual-purpose medications to be reimbursed through your health care flexible spending account, you may be required to include with your reimbursement request a letter of medical necessity from a medical practitioner. The letter must state that the medicine or drug is recommended to alleviate or treat a specific medical condition. A copy of the letter of medical necessity must be submitted each time that you submit a copy of your receipt for the “dual purpose” medication or drug. Return to top.

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