Amazon Prime Day has officially reached its fourth day for the first time. That means shoppers have just a few hours left to grab any last-minute Prime Day deals they've been hanging onto in their carts. But one of the best-kept secrets during the major savings event is Amazon's FSA store.
Amazon offers hundreds of FSA or HSA eligible items on its platform, and the FSA storefront makes it easy to browse through everyday essentials like supplements and over-the-counter medicines to surprisingly eligible items like fitness trackers or massagers.
To maximize your savings, I've rounded up the best Prime Day deals on FSA or HSA-eligible products I can find, as someone who writes about deals for a living. Between the deep discounts on these deals and the tax-free dollars you use to pay for them, you can stack savings during Amazon's biggest sales event of the year.
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Tips for shopping FSA or HSA eligible items on Prime Day
While there are hundreds of FSA or HSA-eligible items available on Amazon, there are some important guidelines to keep in mind as you shop these last-minute Prime Day deals – or when you're shopping for FSA/HSA-eligible items in general.
Here's what to remember:
- Buy the eligible items separately. Don't combine them with any non-eligible deals you're eyeing. If you're ever audited by the IRS, only eligible products should show up in your expense history.
- Some items may require a medical diagnosis before they're eligible. Before clicking "place order" on anything, check with your HSA or FSA administrator to make sure an expense is covered.
- Shop Amazon's FSA store or click the "FSA or HSA eligible" filter to easily filter products on Amazon's marketplace to display the ones you’d be able to use your FSA or HSA funds for.
- The FSA contribution limit for 2025 is $3,300, while the HSA contribution limit for 2025 is $4,300 for individuals.
Last-Minute Prime Day deals on FSA or HSA-eligible wearables
One of the coolest ways to use up any unused FSA/HSA funds is to splurge on smart tech that can help you monitor your health or prevent problems later in life.
Here are some Amazon Prime Day deals on FSA or HSA-eligible wearables you can shop now:
Amazon Prime Day deals on wellness tech
From home air purifiers to help you breathe better to foot massagers to help you recover after a long day, these Prime Day deals help you save on health and wellness boosting tech for your home.
See what's available now:
FSA or HSA-eligible baby essentials to shop before Prime Day ends
With prices on baby essentials rising due to tariffs, grabbing a couple of these FSA or HSA eligible baby items while they're on sale for Prime Day is an easy way to show the new parents in your life you care.
Here are baby purchases with deals:
Whether you've been eyeing a new Oura Ring or you just need to stock up your medicine cabinet, these FSA or HSA-eligible Prime Day deals are a great way to save on your shopping list.
You can use pre-tax dollars to buy them and stretch those dollars further by taking advantage of some of the best deals available all year. Just remember to avoid tax headaches later by doing your FSA/HSA shopping separately from any other Prime Day deal hunting you have planned.
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