When needed for vision correction, amounts paid for the following items are qualified vision care expenses:
- prescription eyewear and supplies (eyeglasses, goggles, safety glasses, sports eyewear, sunglasses)
- tinting of prescription eyewear
- eye exams (refractions)
- over-the-counter reading glasses and other vision aids
SIGIS' latest newsletter says:
"... we are reviewing product descriptions of sunscreen and sunblock products to determine which broad spectrum, SPF 15+ items can be added to the list."
"Note that we will add only those items that can be clearly identified as SPF 15 or higher and that provide protection against both ultraviolet B radiation (UVB) and ultraviolet A radiation (UVA). These products will not require an Rx for purchase with a health care debit card at SIGIS certified merchants."
"Scientists estimate that laughing 100 times is equivalent to a 10-minute workout on a rowing machine." So, go have a couple good laughs today!
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The IRS says a valid receipt will have; the medical provider’s name; the patient’s name; a description of the product or service;, the date of service or date of purchase; and the amount of out-of-pocket expense.
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