FSA + HSA Eligible

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.

Each one of these products is formulated to be gentle enough for daily use. But as always, listening to your skin is key.

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.