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Things I Actually Buy With My FSA (That Surprised Me)
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items Most people load their FSA card in January with a vague plan to use it before it expires. I used to be that person. Then I started actually digging into what's covered, and it changed how I think about wellness spending entirely. From my shower to my...
I started using the Filterbaby Skincare Filter when DC was dealing with water quality issues, and it immediately gave me peace of mind knowing my skin wasn’t being exposed to extra chemicals. Since adding it to my routine, I’ve seen a noticeable diff...
Faucet Filter 2.0 For Skincare | Filterbaby
When I moved into my new apartment, the shower was…underwhelming. The old shower head had built-up grime and the water pressure just was not giving the spa experience I wanted. The Canopy filtered shower head completely changed that, making my shower...
Filtered Showerhead | Canopy
Okay, this one may seem a little weird at first, but give it a chance. I’ve had a really hard time getting good sleep over the last year—I take a long time to fall asleep, and then I wake up in the middle of the night and struggle to stay asleep. The...
Hooded Sleep Pod | Hug Sleep
Equinox gives you a luxury experience the moment you walk in, from the changing rooms to the steam room, sauna, and exclusive classes. What I love most is that there is so much included with just a basic membership, so you can enjoy a lot without imm...
Equinox Fitness Club
As someone with a lot of allergies, I am extra cautious when it comes to contaminants. I’ve seen so many water filters, but this was the first one I found that was FSA eligible. With the Sans filter, I honestly feel like my water tastes better, and m...
Sans Water Purifier
At the start of every year, I like to book all of my doctor’s appointments so I can establish a baseline for my health and set informed goals for the year. I was thrilled to find out that Function Health was FSA eligible, especially since I’ve been f...
Function Health
I started keeping a pair of these at my desk after realizing how much screen time I was logging daily. FSA-eligible and genuinely makes a difference in eye strain by end of day.
Lovelace Plano
Acne patches are FSA-eligible and I genuinely didn't know that for years. Mighty Patch is the one everyone comes back to—they work overnight, leave no residue, and feel more like skincare than a bandage.
Hero Cosmetics Mighty Patch Day & Night - 36ct: Alcohol-Free, For Acne-Prone Skin, Unscented
A heating pad is one of those quietly essential items you don't think about until you need it at 11pm. FSA-eligible, and this one has adjustable settings that make it actually usable—not just something you throw on for five minutes.
Sunbeam Premium Machine Washable Integrated Heating Pad with Compact Storage - Standard Size
If the sleep pod is the big swing, this eye mask is the supporting cast. Fully blocks light, doesn't press on your eyelids, and—yes—FSA-eligible. A small purchase that makes a real difference on nights when sleep doesn't come easy.
Manta Sleep Mask
Insoles are one of the most overlooked FSA purchases. If you spend a lot of time on your feet—at work, traveling, working out—a proper pair of insoles is genuinely a wellness investment that your FSA should be paying for.
Superfeet All-Purpose Cushion Insoles - Trim-To-Fit Medium Arch Support Comfort Foam Inserts for Workout Shoes - Men 5.5-7 / Women 6.5-8
Sunscreen qualifies for FSA, and stocking up on a daily moisturizer with SPF built in is one of the smartest things you can do with that spending account. This is an easy one to add to your cart before December.
AM Facial Moisturizing Lotion SPF 50 - CeraVe | Ulta Beauty