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Travel sickness tablets

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Rebusmyfire · 22/06/2024 17:42

Any recommendations for travel sickness tablets?

DS2 gets travel sick, been using Sturogen (I think it's called that) but it makes him so drowsy and tired for a few days.

Won't use the bands (he is ND)

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Dreamsofcruise · 22/06/2024 17:44

The (sea!) cruising community seem to rate Avomine- which is available in pills and also small patches- although I believe they may be prescription only

Rebusmyfire · 22/06/2024 18:02

We will give those a try.
Patches are a good idea for long travels - not heardcof those before

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Strawberryshortcake90 · 22/06/2024 18:04

My DD has always got on ok with Kwells, they don’t seem to make her drowsy

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TheShellBeach · 22/06/2024 18:07

You can buy Avomine without a prescription.

You can buy Dramamine on ebay and they're very good, too.

You can buy Cyclizine from online pharmacies. They're the best IMO.

GuffyTheDustBuster · 22/06/2024 18:07

My DCs have suffered from travel sickness for years. DD discovered Kwells as she has to do coach trips for uni a lot and recommended them to DS who is usually really bad. Did a 4 hours trip and he had no problems at all.

TheShellBeach · 22/06/2024 18:07

But they all cause drowsiness. They're antihistamines.

AllLopsided · 22/06/2024 21:37

I always used to find Cyclizine better than Stugeron, until my doctor actually prescribed Stugeron. The dose here is 25mg rather than the 15mg you get OTC in the U.K. Now I find them about equal. They don't make me drowsy (some antihistamines make you more drowsy than others... for example doxylamine is meant to make you drowsy and is sold as a sleep aid).

I used to take the Boots own brand travel sickness tablets, which are a different antihistamine again, I think. Worth a try (in a non-critical situation first!).

Fargo79 · 22/06/2024 21:52

DS (6) has used Kwells for a long time now and it appears to make a huge difference without any negative side effects or drowsiness.

goingtotown · 22/06/2024 21:53

Stugeron tablets. The only travel tablets that help me.

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