Managing Dry Eye Disease (DED) can be challenging, especially if a treatment or product causes additional issues. Eyedrops may seem like a quick fix for the irritating symptoms of DED, but this at-home treatment option can lead to further symptoms. Before you turn to a bottle of drops for Dry Eye relief, be sure that you know the potential risks involved.
People who have Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) or Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) as part of their health insurance plans may submit their receipts for purchasing the EyeGiene® Insta-Warmth™ System. Refill orders for Warming Wafers also qualify for reimbursement.
Dry Eye Disease is a recognized affliction by the medical community. So, treatments for dry eye disease are included as qualifying medical expenses for FSA and HSA reimbursement. Our EyeGiene System and Refills are “over the counter” items that do not require a prescription. But they still qualify!
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Dry Eye Disease is a medical condition, so your medical insurance may cover treatment expenses. Vision care policies likely will not. Check with your insurers!
