If you paid for health insurance premiums with after-tax dollars, you will need to find out if the policy is an HDHP policy under the IRS's rules.
Enter this deduction ONLY if
- your paid health insurance premiums with after-tax dollars (as I noted, not the usual case) AND if
- your health insurance company says that your policy is an HDHP (High Deductible Health Plan) under the IRS rules (they will know).
- Otherwise, don't enter anything.
There is more to being an HDHP than just the premiums and limits. You will be better off just asking your health insurer carrier.
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