TENA Stretch Ultra Briefs
FSA/HSA Eligibility
Incontinence briefs are typically eligible for FSA reimbursement as they are considered a medical expense for the treatment of a medical condition.
Eligible
The eligibility status is based on Silver’s interpretation of IRS publication 502. FSA/HSA providers might slightly differ in their interpretation, and it’s always recommended to check with your specific provider before assuming an expense will be reimbursed.
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Description
TENA Stretch Ultra Briefs offer users comfortable protection for bladder and/or bowel incontinence. Featuring new ConfioAir Fully Breathable Technology, Stretch Sides, InstaDri Skin-Caring System technology for excellent dryness, odor control technology, and a scannable barcode.
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Why buy more? We’ll find your eligible purchases and claim for you
Silver collects receipts from your past purchases at retailers like Amazon, Costco, Sephora, identifies eligible items and automatically submits to your FSA/HSA provider.
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