<prompt> Human: Ill be needing to spend the money from my FSA soon or Ill lose it. What are some good things to spend it on? I have 750.  <response>: Im going to skip the obvious diabetic supplies and prescription drugs since Im assuming you are asking because you dont need those things. Also, some people dont realize that the rules changed a few years ago maybe just 1 year ago? I cant remember and you can no longer use it for over the counter drugs like Tylenol unless you have a prescription for it. Now, if you have a prescription for something like Prilosec, I think you can buy a whole bunch of it over the counter with your prescription and have that reimbursed.Ok, now for other ideas: Eye exams, dentist appointments, a regular checkup from your doctor. If you need a prescription for your eyes no matter how weak of a prescription, you can buy designer eyeglasses or sunglasses. Im not saying you should, but Ive heard whispers of some less than reputable eyeglass stores submitting regular sunglasses as prescription. Contact solution, eye drops, reading glasses, eye patches ! If your doctor suggests you need to exercise more for your health, sometimes you can get reimbursed for exercise equipment, classes or gym memberships. Accupuncture. Chiropractor. If you smoke: patches, gums or other OTC smoking cessation products. If your doctor suggests hynosis to stop smoking, you can get reimbursed for that sometimes. LASIK Medical monitoring and testing devices are covered. I wonder if you could get a doctor to recommend a Nike band or a FitBit and get that covered. Therapy. Everyone needs some therapy now and then! Speaking of therapy, Ive heard stories of people getting massage therapy reimbursed. Check on that before you make the appointment. High SPF sunscreen I believe it is 30, but check with your administrator Condoms Bandages HumidifierNone of these items are guaranteed to be reimbursed. Typically, you need to have documentation from a doctor that it is required. Ive worked my entire career in health insurance and double checked everything here with Aetnas list but I cant promise that any of this will work. Results may vary. Side effects include paperwork, phone calls with insurance companies yikes!, thinking realistically about your own health and mortality, extreme flatulence and drowsiness. For erections lasting more than 4 hours, contact your doctor.Added after seeing mentioned by usarlok in this comment 