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Credit: MichaelVi/Adobe StockA new House bill could close a gap in the flexible spending and health savings account eligibility rules: It would let FSA and HSA holders use the accounts to pay for over-the-counter oral health products.
If the bill passes and works as the supporters expect, workers could use FSA money or HSA money to pay for items such as toothpaste, ordinary toothbrushes and expensive electric toothbrushes.
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