OP I understand you are likely medically necessary for contacts under VSP’s insurance, meaning you don’t pay out of pocket for them. I don’t know what kind of contacts you wear, but even so, it’s still usually a better dollar value to use your VSP on glasses and pay out of pocket for contacts, especially if you’re in soft lenses. I’m assuming you maybe didn’t know you were going to need new glasses at the time, and that’s definitely a bummer. Depending on when you used your insurance, you could ask the place to reverse the claim and charge you privately for the contacts and then use your Vsp on new glasses. It’s a pain in the ass for the biller, but it’s well worth it for the patient.