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coffeecups...somtimes it just beez that way :lol Any new bed can be defective. Tina..I'll be specific as I can...for me and my wife.. the patches do work just fine. We apply them behind the ears three hours before we set sail and one patch lasts for three days. Some methods work better than others being we are all different. For some, the bracelets work using pressure points on your wrist. For others, bonine might work. Another motion sickness remedy are garlic pills. That's works fine for some. But with all of these methods, you still want to take something three hours before sail-away. Gotta get the medication into your system. If your stomach is getting a bit woozy, try and get a hold of crackers, like saltines and ginger ale. Last but not least, there's the ships doctor. He gives you a shot as a last resort. A visit to the ship's infirmary can be a bit costly, especially after hours. Hope this helps!! :thumb
coffeecups...somtimes it just beez that way :lol Any new bed can be defective.
Tina..I'll be specific as I can...for me and my wife.. the patches do work just fine. We apply them behind the ears three hours before we set sail and one patch lasts for three days.
Some methods work better than others being we are all different. For some, the bracelets work using pressure points on your wrist. For others, bonine might work.
Another motion sickness remedy are garlic pills. That's works fine for some.
But with all of these methods, you still want to take something three hours before sail-away. Gotta get the medication into your system. If your stomach is getting a bit woozy, try and get a hold of crackers, like saltines and ginger ale. Last but not least, there's the ships doctor. He gives you a shot as a last resort. A visit to the ship's infirmary can be a bit costly, especially after hours.
Hope this helps!! :thumb
