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Choose Her Dream Frames
Explore our beautiful collection of frames and have her choose the glasses that make her feel twinkly.
Once Upon an Insurance Reimbursement
Many vision insurance plans include out-of-network benefits, which may allow you to seek reimbursement for your child’s Once Upon a Charm glasses.
The process is often simpler than it sounds, and we’re happy to support you by providing the documentation typically required for insurance submissions.
Coverage and reimbursement amounts vary by vision insurance plan. We recommend reviewing your individual plan details or checking directly with your provider if you have questions about your specific benefits.
How to Use Insurance to Pay for Her Glasses
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Save Your Receipt
Your insurance-ready receipt will be sent with your order confirmation. Add her name on the receipt before you send it off.
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Fill Out a Vision Reimbursement Form
Each insurance company has its own reimbursement form. Download yours from your provider’s website and complete it using the information on your receipt.
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Submit Your Claim
Submit your completed form and receipt to your vision insurance provider. Processing times vary by plan, and reimbursement is issued directly by your insurer.
FSA/HSA
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Choose Her Dream Frames and Rx Lenses
Explore our beautiful collection of frames and have her choose the glasses that make her feel twinkly.
For HSA or FSA reimbursement, most plans require a complete pair of prescription glasses, which typically means frames purchased together with prescription lenses.
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Submit for Reimbursement
After checkout, your detailed receipt will be included in your order confirmation email. This receipt can be used when submitting for potential reimbursement through your HSA or FSA administrator.
For Patient Name, simply write your child’s name.
Important to note:
HSA and FSA plans generally reimburse prescription eyewear, which usually includes frames purchased with prescription lenses. Frame-only purchases may not be eligible. Eligibility rules vary by plan, so we recommend checking your specific plan details or confirming with your provider.