No Co-Pay on TRICARE OTC Meds
Week of August 06, 2007
TRICARE co-payments on mail order OTC (over-the-counter drugs), are now free. As part of a two-year test, TRICARE beneficiaries are now able to substitute over-the-counter versions of certain prescription drugs without a co-payment. The test is currently limited to the TRICARE Mail Order Pharmacy only. However, plans call for expanding this test to retail network pharmacies once the program details are ironed out. Read the full story at Military.com.
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