Looking for FSA skincare or HSA-eligible skincare? Good news: some First Aid Beauty products are FSA and HSA eligible, including some of our most-loved skin treatments that are used to help manage specific skin conditions like eczema, acne, or extremely dry skin. This includes staples like our Ultra Repair Cream.

That said, FSA/HSA eligibility can vary depending on your plan and whether a product is considered a qualified medical expense. We always recommend checking with your provider or using an eligibility checker to be sure.

No - here’s why: First Aid Beauty is all about creating over-the-counter skincare that actually works, without needing a prescription. Our HSA skincare and FSA eligible skincare is formulated to be effective enough to treat everyday and SOS skin moments, but gentle enough for sensitive skin - without crossing into prescription territory. That means you can still get powerful ingredients like colloidal oatmeal, benzoyl peroxide, and salicylic acid, all without a doctor’s visit. And many of those products still qualify as eligible medical expenses when used to manage a specific condition (like eczema or acne), depending on your FSA/HSA plan.

This part can vary a bit depending on your FSA or HSA provider, but you'll typically need receipts, expense statements, and Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) from your health plan.

Yes, in many cases you can - as long as they’re eligible under your health plan. If your child, spouse, or other qualified dependent is experiencing a skin condition like eczema, acne, or extremely dry skin, and you're purchasing treatment-focused skincare to help manage that, your FSA or HSA funds can usually be used for their products too.