Sea Sickness Advice

[davekathy]

12 hours ago, TeeRick said:

There is a ginger remedy called Gin Gins.  Works for us.

Is that a double shot. 

[Cruise Raider]

I almost forgot to mention .... 

At the point where you also feel nausea, I also take small sips of club soda with bitters.  It really works!!

[british betty]

While the wrist bands probably do work very well and I did try them, they don’t look very glamorous when dressed in evening finery. 

 

Ginger root capsules from Holland & Barrett have worked for me and we have occasionally sailed some fairly rough seas. I take them the day I start to travel, twice a day, every day throughout the whole cruise without waiting to find out if I’m going to feel yuk. I don’t want to waste one precious minute of my holiday feeling unwell. Thankfully, no side effects nor seasickness, so far 😅

 

 

[varoo]

2 hours ago, british betty said:

While the wrist bands probably do work very well and I did try them, they don’t look very glamorous when dressed in evening finery. 

 

Ginger root capsules from Holland & Barrett have worked for me and we have occasionally sailed some fairly rough seas. I take them the day I start to travel, twice a day, every day throughout the whole cruise without waiting to find out if I’m going to feel yuk. I don’t want to waste one precious minute of my holiday feeling unwell. Thankfully, no side effects nor seasickness, so far 😅

 

 

In the USA ginger root capsules are sold at many drugstores and supermarkets, usually found in the section with the vitamins.

 

In really rough seas, I would say to use the seabands as well and not care in the slightest about how glamorous they look. 😁

But if you care, I guess you could bedazzle them or wear bracelets over them.