Pharmacists serving in military reserve units or the National Guard must be prepared to leave their civilian job and family at any time -- especially during wartime, said Colonel Richard B.

Military pharmacies can fill prescriptions written by a military or civilian provider for up to a 90-day supply of most drugs. Check with the pharmacy first to make sure they carry your drug.

The Defense Health Agency has gradually reduced the number of pharmacies available through TRICARE to cut costs and save taxpayer dollars.

To learn more about your pharmacy benefit, visit the Tricare Pharmacy webpage and the Express Scripts website. For more Tricare benefits information, visit Military.com's Tricare section.

The copayments for up to a 30-day supply of a prescription at a Tricare retail network pharmacy are: $16 for generic ...

(Jonathan Weiss) Military families now have more options ... according to Defense Health Agency officials. The Kroger Pharmacy brand names also include Baker’s Pharmacy, City Market, Dillons ...

When retired Navy Chief Petty Officer Richard Gray and his wife, Sheila, were able to go to the Nellis Air Force Base pharmacy, they picked up their prescriptions with full coverage and no copayment.