Lanolin
The eligibility of lanolin for HSA, FSA, or HRA depends on its intended use.
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Eligibility Matrix
Eligibility status for all account types
| Account Type | Status |
|---|---|
| HSA | Not Eligible |
| FSA | Not Eligible |
| HRA | Not Eligible |
Quick Reference
Generally, expenses for items used for general health, cosmetic purposes, or to promote overall wellness are not considered qualified medical expenses. However, if lanolin is used specifically to treat a diagnosed medical condition or alleviate a medical issue, it may be eligible with proper documentation.
When It Qualifies
- •Must be used to treat a specific diagnosed medical condition or alleviate a medical issue.
- •Requires a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) from a healthcare provider if not directly treating a disease.
When It Doesn't
- •Used for general moisturizing or cosmetic purposes.
- •Used for general health or wellness without a specific medical diagnosis.
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Official Source
IRS Publication 502
What Are Medical Expenses?
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Important Notice
- •Your specific plan may have different rules
- •Keep all receipts and documentation
- •This is informational only, not tax or legal advice
This information is for educational purposes only and not tax or legal advice. Always consult with a qualified professional for personalized guidance. Eligibility can vary based on your specific plan administrator's interpretation and documentation requirements.