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Ray-Ban and Oakley Meta AI Smart Glasses Are Now HSA and FSA Eligible

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Why This Matters

The inclusion of Meta's AI smart glasses and various health tech devices in HSA and FSA eligibility marks a significant shift in how consumers can leverage their savings accounts for wellness and tech products. This development broadens access to innovative health and smart technology, making it more affordable and encouraging proactive health management in the tech industry. It signals a growing recognition of the importance of health-focused gadgets in everyday life.

Key Takeaways

The HSA and FSA marketplace Truemed has partnered with Meta to make its AI smart glasses eligible for purchase with your pretax health savings and flexible spending account dollars.

Specifically, you can use these funds on the Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta and Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses when ordered with a prescription in the Meta shop.

This comes after Meta launched two new Ray-Ban AI glasses for prescription lenses, the Ray-Ban Meta Blayzer Optics (Gen 2) and Ray-Ban Meta Scriber Optics (Gen 2).

However, AI glasses aren't the only surprising wellness devices that your HSA or FSA might cover, "as these accounts aren't just for emergencies anymore," Chris Byrd, senior vice president at WEX, a global commerce platform that administers HSAs and FSAs, told CNET.

These are just some of the heath tech devices you might find eligible for purchase using your HSA or FSA dollars.

1. Massage guns

You may be surprised to learn that massage guns like Therabody's Theraguns could be FSA- or HSA-eligible. Starting at $200, you can also find two massage guns from the brand Caring Mill by Aura, an in-house brand from the HSA and FSA Stores, that could be eligible. One is even heated and comes in a two-pack.

There's also a vibrating, heated foam roller and Therabody's TheraCup for cupping therapy paired with heat and vibration.

2. Oura Ring

The Oura Ring can be bought using funds from your FSA or HSA. Caroline Igo/CNET

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