Use your Flex Spend dollars on designer eyewear: We carry FSA- and HSA-eligible eyeglasses, readers, and prescription sunglasses. Discover top-quality frames from favorite brands, covered by HSA and FSA plans. Learn more about using Flex & Health Savings Accounts here.
Is your Flex Spending Account about to expire, or do you have a Health Savings Account? Shop our collection of men's, women's, and kids' FSA- and HSA-eligible eyeglasses to find the perfect frames. Then, select your lenses and add-ons, enter your prescription details, and check out—it's that easy. Single-vision, bifocal, progressive, and reading lenses are all eligible expenses, so use your FSA or HSA resources to purchase the eyewear you need.
You can purchase eyeglass frames with or without lenses using Flex dollars, but only prescription sunglasses are eligible for Flex Account or Health Savings Account purchases.
Don't let your funds go to waste—use your FSA and HSA toward the purchase of new eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses today. Consult our FSA FAQs in the Knowledge Center to learn more about which eyecare expenses your Flex account covers, and when the funds expire.
Yes — FSA and HSA dollars can be combined with other site promotions and discounts at FramesDirect, so you don't have to choose between using your benefits and taking advantage of a sale. This lets you stretch your Flex or Health Savings dollars further on designer frames.
Simply enter your FSA or HSA debit card information at checkout just as you would any other credit card — there's no separate reimbursement form required if you pay this way. If you don't have a Flex card, you can pay with another method and use the itemized receipt emailed with your order to request reimbursement from your provider.
FramesDirect's FSA- and HSA-eligible collection includes eyeglasses, prescription sunglasses, and reading glasses, with single-vision, bifocal, progressive, and reading lenses all qualifying as eligible expenses. Note that only prescription sunglasses are FSA/HSA eligible — non-prescription sunglasses purchased for style alone aren't covered.
Combining vision insurance with your FSA or HSA benefits can bring your eyewear costs down significantly — FramesDirect notes shoppers can save up to 80% and, in some cases, pay as little as $0 for frames depending on their plan. Insurance and Flex/HSA dollars can even be split across a mixed cart, using insurance on one item and a promo code on another.
Yes — FSA funds are typically employer-sponsored and usually expire at the end of the calendar year, though some employers allow up to $500 in unused funds to carry over. HSA dollars, by contrast, accrue over time and never expire, so it's worth checking your specific plan's rules before you shop.