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How to Make the Most of Your FSA Before Year-End

fsa piggy bank next to calculator and stethoscopeA simple guide to what your FSA covers and how to use it before your funds expire.

Your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) is a great way to save on healthcare expenses, but many people lose unused funds each year simply because they aren’t sure what qualifies. Your FSA covers more day-to-day supplies than you might expect, and there is still time to use your dollars before the deadline.

Here’s how to make the most of your remaining balance.

1. Know Your Deadline 

Most FSA plans expire on December 31. Some offer a grace period, but many do not. Check your plan details early so you don’t miss your window.

2. Understand What Your FSA Covers

Your FSA doesn’t just cover co-pays or prescriptions. Many everyday items qualify, including:

These items help support relief, recovery, and independence, and most are available without a prescription. 

3. Explore FSA-Eligible Products in One Place

AliMed offers thousands of FSA-eligible products, curated to make the process simple. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition, recovering from an injury, or planning for next year, you can use your funds on essential supplies that make daily life easier.

4. Plan for the Year Ahead 

If you’re not sure how to use the remainder of your FSA, think about upcoming needs. Many customers stock up on:

These items are smart investments that support long-term comfort and confidence. 

5. Shop With Confidence

Every product in our FSA-eligible collection is vetted for quality and trusted by clinicians, caregivers, and healthcare professionals nationwide. 

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