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Yes, but OTC is never considered in any form of insurance or flex accpunts that I have ever heard of. -- nm
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Spawn
At least according to wikipedia regarding FSAs and also in my experience, OTC drugs are allowed -- (link)
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oblique (aka kkuphal)
Aug 6 '10, 12:40
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flexible_spending_account
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Interesting. -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 6, 12:41
Interestingly, that same section says that the new law passed will make OTC non-eligible in 2011 -- nm
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oblique
Aug 6, 12:41
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