Sea sickness solutions

[jackieo]

Hi there. I wonder if anyone has any good seasickness remedies. I am fortunately not bothered by this but my friend is and we decided we needed to take something with us.

 

Thanks

 

Jackie

 

 

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[Elviex]

Morning Jackieo! There were lots of helpful tips etc on the thread called Bay of Biscay, scroll down a bit and you should find it. I found it a very helpful thread!

 

 

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[cavkc]

I use Bonine which I purchase from the US

 

Only remedy I have found that works.

 

I can be seasick on a river, but I took Bonine when we hit the tail end of a hurricane and had 40ft swells and I was absolutely fine.

[KBD1516]

Most cruise lines have generic Bonine available , usually for free, in the medical office on board Some lines put it on the medical center counter so you don't even have to ask. I have been on sailings where boxes were set out at guest relations deck during rough seas. Walmart carries a little pack of 8 generic pills for about $1.50.

 

 

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[Thejuggler]

It is probably personal, but Stugeron worked for 5 of us on a very small 40 knot ferry in 5m swells between Weymouth and Guernsey. I think we were the only ones who weren't crew who were OK.

[jeanlyon]

I don't like the chemical solutions, so I use crystallised ginger. I take it on the way to the ship and for the following 2 days. I used to get very seasick on our yacht. I don't now.

[louhun88]

I take phernegen tablets, one every day and it works brilliantly for me!

[CCFC]

Another vote for Stugeron here.