Yes, Viagra is eligible for reimbursement with a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) when prescribed to treat a medical condition like erectile dysfunction (ED).
Why Is Viagra FSA/HSA Eligible?
Viagra (sildenafil) is a prescription medication approved for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, a recognized medical condition. Because it contains an active medicinal ingredient and is used to treat a specific diagnosis, it qualifies as a reimbursable expense under the SIGIS Eligible Product List Criteria.
SIGIS classifies medications like Viagra as FSA- and HSA-eligible as long as they are prescribed by a licensed provider and used for medical treatment, not cosmetic or recreational purposes.
FSA- and HSA-eligible Viagra-related expenses may include:
Brand-name Viagra prescribed by a physician
Generic sildenafil prescribed for erectile dysfunction
- Medical appointments associated with diagnosing or treating ED
What’s Not Covered?
The following Viagra-related expenses are not eligible:
Over-the-counter sexual enhancers or supplements without a prescription
Medications purchased without physician authorization
Products marketed solely for recreational, performance, or cosmetic use
Purchases from non-licensed or international pharmacies
To qualify, the medication must be prescribed by a licensed medical provider and filled through a legitimate pharmacy.
How to Use Your FSA or HSA for Viagra
To use your FSA or HSA for Viagra:
Use your FSA or HSA card at the pharmacy where your prescription is filled
Ensure you have a valid prescription on file
Keep your receipt and prescription details in case your plan administrator requires documentation
For further details on product eligibility, visit the SIGIS Eligible Product List Criteria.
