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Smoking cessation gum or patches (over‐the‐counter) Yes  Rx Special equipment  Yes  CMN Special school (for mental and physical disabilities) Yes  CMN Speech therapy  Yes Spermicidals  Yes  Rx Sterilization  Yes Student health fees for dental services (billed for actual services received) Yes Student health fees for medical services (billed for actual services received) Yes Student health fees for prescriptions (billed for actual services received) Yes Student health fees for vision services (billed for actual services received) Yes Sunglasses (over‐the‐counter)  No Sunglasses (prescription)  Yes Sunscreen with SPF<30 or suntan lotion (over‐the‐counter) No Sunscreen with SPF 30+, sunburn creams and ointments (over‐the‐counter) Yes  Rx Supplies (for treatment of a medical condition)  Yes Surgery (for non‐cosmetic purposes)  Yes Swimming lessons (for treatment of a medical condition) Yes  CMN Teeth bleaching or whitening  No Teeth grinding prevention devices  Yes Therapy (for treatment of a medical condition)  Yes Toothache and teething pain reliever (over‐the‐counter) Yes Rx Toothpaste, toothbrush, floss, etc.  No Transgender treatments/surgery  No Tubal ligation  Yes Tuition or educational classes  No Urological products  Yes UV protection clothing  No Vaccinations  Yes Varicose vein removal surgery (for medical care)  Yes Vasectomy  Yes Viagra and similar prescription medications  Yes Vision co‐insurance  Yes Vision co‐payment  Yes Vision insurance premiums  No Vision plan premiums  No Vitamins/Supplements (over‐the‐counter, for general health purposes) No

Vitamins/Supplements (prescription)  Yes CMN or Rx

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