Female incontinence advice

Millions of Americans with urinary incontinence can use HSA or FSA funds to cover absorbent underwear, bladder pads, and protective bedding — but many don't know it, and some plans require a doctor's Letter of Medical Necessity.

Incontinence underwear qualifies as an HSA/FSA-eligible expense when used for a diagnosed condition—and this guide explains exactly how American women can use pre-tax dollars to save over $100 annually on these products.