HSA-Eligible

Is Oxygen Equipment & Supplies HSA-Eligible? (2026)

Oxygen tanks, concentrators, and supplies are HSA-eligible medical equipment.

Typical Cost

$500–$3,000 (concentrator); $50–$200/month (supplies and refills)

Details

Oxygen equipment prescribed for a medical condition is a qualified medical expense. This includes oxygen tanks, portable oxygen concentrators, stationary oxygen concentrators, oxygen tubing, nasal cannulas, and oxygen masks. Both purchase and rental qualify. Common conditions requiring supplemental oxygen include COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, and heart failure.

Requirements

Typically requires a prescription or doctor's order for supplemental oxygen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is oxygen equipment HSA-eligible?

Yes. Oxygen concentrators, tanks, and all supplies are qualified medical expenses with a prescription.

Is a portable oxygen concentrator HSA-eligible?

Yes. Both stationary and portable oxygen concentrators are eligible when prescribed.

Related HSA Expenses

Nebulizer

$30–$200 (machine); $10–$50 (supplies/medication)

CPAP Machine

$500–$3,000 (machine); $50–$200/month (supplies)

Prescription Medications

Varies widely — $5–$500+ per prescription

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