Common categories can help you prepare a shopping list, but they are not a coverage guarantee. InComm lists health supplies and OTC medicines among products supported by its network; Amazon explains that covered products depend on the benefit and participating plan. [1][2]
Check the exact item, not only the category
Common categories can help you prepare a shopping list, but they are not a coverage guarantee. InComm lists health supplies and OTC medicines among products supported by its network; Amazon explains that covered products depend on the benefit and participating plan. [1][2]
Pain relief
Pain relief products are among the examples described by InComm and Amazon. Check the exact product in your plan-linked shopping tools. Coverage is not a recommendation that a medicine is suitable for you. [1][2]
First aid
InComm includes bandages and first aid supplies among its examples. Confirm eligibility before buying a specific package or brand. [1]
Personal care
Amazon lists dental, eye and ear products as examples that may be covered. This does not mean every personal care or cosmetic product is eligible. [2]
Cold and flu
Cold and flu products appear in the network and retailer examples. Use your plan information to check the item you are considering. Ask a pharmacist or clinician about suitability and use. [1][2]
Before paying
Check the product, retailer and available balance. At Amazon, supported cards can display eligibility indicators after being added to the account; the plan must have enabled Amazon as a retailer. [2] Other shopping channels have their own instructions.
Confirm coverage and account details using your current plan documents or the number on your card.