Use FSA Insurance Dollars for Contact Lenses Before the End of the Year

Use 'em or lose 'em...that's the deal with FSA (Flexible Spending Account) insurance dollars. Remember that FSA dollars expire on December 31st so now's the time to use your leftover FSA funds.

A good tip for spending remaining funds is to purchase a year's supply of vision-correcting colored contact lenses or clear comfort contact lenses.

Here's what you need for a year's supply of popular contact lenses:

Daily lenses (30 pack) = 24 boxes
Daily lenses (90 pack) = 8 boxes
2 week disposables = 8 boxes
Monthly disposables = 4 boxes

Popular Lenses

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AC Lens:

1 Day Acuvue from $21.95/box	1-Day Acuvue Moist from $21.95/box
Acuvue 2 from $15.95/box	ACUVUE Advance from $18.45/box
ACUVUE Advance for Astigmatism from $35.95/box	Acuvue Oasys from $24.45/box
Biomedics 55 from $14.95/box	Focus Dailies (90) from $37.95/box
Air Optix Night & Day from $46.95/box	FreshLook ColorBlends from $28.95/box
O2-Optix from $17.95/box	Proclear from $26.95/box
Proclear Multifocal from $48.95/box	Purevision from $31.95/box
Soflens 38 from $14.95/box	Soflens 66 Toric from $23.95/box

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Please note: contact lenses, even if worn for cosmetic reasons, are medical devices that should be worn under the prescription, direction, and supervision of an eye care professional.