HSA-Eligible

Is Incontinence Supplies HSA-Eligible? (2026)

Adult incontinence products — diapers, pads, protective underwear — are HSA-eligible.

Typical Cost

$30–$100+ per month

Details

Incontinence supplies are qualified medical expenses when used for a medical condition. This includes adult diapers (Depend, Prevail), incontinence pads, protective underwear (pull-ups), bed pads (chux), and skin care products for incontinence. These are essential medical supplies for people managing incontinence due to surgery, aging, neurological conditions, or other medical causes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are adult diapers HSA-eligible?

Yes. Adult incontinence products like Depend and other brands are qualified medical expenses.

Are incontinence pads HSA-eligible?

Yes. All incontinence supplies — pads, underwear, bed pads — are eligible.

Related HSA Expenses

Catheter Supplies

$50–$300+ per month

First Aid Supplies

$5–$50 per item

Doctor Visits

$20–$300 per visit (varies by type and insurance)

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