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You only have one item that is FSA eligible.

Are insoles not covered by FSA?

there are a couple dr. scholles ones that were under that category. so i assumed any insoles would be covered.

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Amazon doesn’t know what the annual amount is.

Under each item it says whether it’s eligible or not. Pick an insole that states it is eligible.

i was going off of this

https://fsastore.com/fsa-eligibility-list/o/orthotics

doesn't that mean all orthotics insoles are FSA eligible?

and if i see Dr. Scholls on Amazon FSA list, doesnt that mean insoles in general are FSA eligible too?

The seller hasn't identified it as eligible. Try another seller.

Not all insoles are FSA eligible.

make sure you are selecting products on the Amazon FSA store. as others have clearly called out that invoice does not show the 2nd item as FSA eligible.

$11.48 = $10.38 + sales tax.

I also noticed that the insole is sold by 3rd party, so maybe Amazon can't classify it as FSA eligible because they don't sell it?

There may be a difference of opinion between stores on what they think items do or don't qualify for FSA.

If you think it's a legitimate expense, you can submit the receipts for reimbursement to your benefits administrator directly (they should have a form).

I just went on Amazon and looks like it shows if it's FSA or HSA eligible directly under the product picture.

Kind of dumb they put products on the HSA /FSA section that aren't eligible. I'm sure it benefits Amazon in some way.