Can you believe 2021 is almost over? It seems like the year has flown by! The end of the calendar typically means holidays and lots of busyness, so I want to remind you to spend your flexible spending account and health savings account (FSA/HSA) money before time runs out. Co-pays, prescriptions, and other common medical expenses qualify. But I want to suggest a fun way to use your FSA/HSA dollars—Warby Parker glasses!
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If you have been following me for a while, you know I love my prescription eyeglasses from Warby Parker. The convenience of the home try-on program is my favorite way to find the perfect frames. You can’t beat the price either. They start at $95, which includes the frames and lenses.
The folks at Warby Parker have tons of designs ranging from classic to trendy, so your sure to find something that meets your style. (I’ve loving the Louise in Blush Tortoise!) You can also add features such as blue-light filtering, progressive, and light-responsive lenses. I have a thick prescription, so they trim mine down to make them lighter.
Prescription glasses aren’t the only way to spend those FSA and HSA bucks! Warby Parker also has contacts. You can try their Scout line or choose from national brands like Acuvue, Dailies, and Biofinity.
I think their prescription sunglasses are not only a great way to get the most out of your FSA or HSA, but also make a great gift. (Hint, hint to my husband.) The blue-light filtering glasses make a practical gift for anyone who spends a lot of time in front of a computer screen. For example, pretty much everyone reading this.
If you need an eye exam, some Warby Parker locations can provide a comprehensive one on site. And depending on your FSA/HSA plan, you may be able to get accessories like anti-fog lens spray covered.
Warby Parker is a fantastic way to get the most out of your hard-earned FSA and HSA benefits. Be sure to check with your employer for details on your specific plan, but don’t let these funds expire. What are you going to buy with your FSA/HSA? Let me know in the comments below.
Hi! I'm Jessica! I help people fund adoptions, navigate parenting, save money, and enjoy the good things in life. 
