HSA-Eligible

Is Vasectomy HSA-Eligible? (2026)

Vasectomy procedures are HSA-eligible medical expenses.

Typical Cost

$500–$3,000

Details

Vasectomies are explicitly listed in IRS Publication 502 as a qualified medical expense. The procedure, anesthesia, pre-operative consultation, and follow-up visits (including semen analysis to confirm success) are all eligible. Vasectomy reversals are also eligible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a vasectomy HSA-eligible?

Yes. Vasectomies are specifically listed in IRS Pub 502 as qualified medical expenses.

Is vasectomy reversal HSA-eligible?

Yes. Vasectomy reversal is also a qualified medical expense.

Can you reimburse vasectomy years later?

Learn about the shoebox strategy and how delaying reimbursement grows your money tax-free.

Related HSA Expenses

Tubal Ligation

$0–$6,000 (often covered by insurance under ACA)

Birth Control

$0–$50/month (pills); $0–$1,300 (IUD insertion)

Surgery

Varies widely - $1,000–$50,000+

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