Medical Expenses - Can You Deduct Nonprescription Drugs or Supplements
Saturday February 19, 2005
What legally "is and isn't" tax deductible can often be confusing,
especially when dealing with medical expenses for items that can be bought
either over-the-counter or nonprescription. What is the proper tax
treatment of items such as: over-the-counter drugs, dietary supplements,
herbal remedies, nicotine patches, contact lens solution, bandages,
toothpaste and other medical supplies? About's Arthritis Guide, Carol Eustice, answers these questions.


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