OTC drugs and supplies must be purchased for use by you, your spouse and/or dependents to treat a specific medical condition and intended for use in the same plan year in which you claim reimbursement. Bulk purchases are not allowed.

Examples:
Antacids, Cold Medicine, First Aid Supplies, Smoking Cessation Aids, Allergy Medicine 
Cough Suppressants,  *Incontinence Supplies,  Toothache/teething Medication,  Asthma ,  Diaper Rash Ointments , Liniments , Wart Removal Medication

The items purchased must be used to alleviate or treat a medical condition and NOT for general well being.  OTC items such as vitamins and supplements are not generally allowed, unless for the treatment of a specific illness and reimbursement would be based on documentation from your physician.  Toiletries, cosmetics and sundry items are NOT reimbursable expenses. Acne is considered a disease and therefore you must have a letter from  a doctor stating that any acne medication is for the treatment of acne and not just general skin care. 

* May require doctors letter

Cosmetic or elective products and procedures (such as teeth whitening or hair growth) are NOT reimbursable.