Sea Sickness Pill, Patch, Remedy, Cure and Prevention

If you are going deep sea fishing or on a cruise, there is a chance that you could get motion sickness from the rocking of the vessel.

Anglers, captains, and amateurs may not admit it, but many do get motion sickness.  There are many preventions on the market for controlling seasickness.

The cause of motion sickness is rather simple.  The following is an excerpt from Wikipedia – The Free Encyclopedia.

Motion sickness, kinetosis, is a condition in which the endolymph (the fluid found in the semicircular canals of the inner ears) becomes 'stirred up', causing confusion between the difference between apparent perceived movement (none or very little), and actual movement. Depending on the cause, it is also referred to as seasickness, carsickness, airsickness, or spacesickness.
We have tested many of the over the counter treatments and found certain medications to be better than the other.

Most over the counter medications such as Dramamine and Bonine can be a great precautionary method for short trips.  The medications act fast, however each of these medications must be taken before feeling the symptoms of motion sickness.

We recommend that if you are very prone to sea sickness and want to be sure, take these medications the night before and then an hour before the trip.  Some of these medications are available in non-drowsy, but we have found them to be less effective.

The Relief Band, a motion sickness word band that is electronic works to relieve nausea and vomiting for motion sickness.  We have not had a chance to test this band yet, but have heard great reviews.

Remember if you don’t know if you get seasick or motion sickness, you are better safe than sorry to take the proper medication.  Being seasick is an awful feeling and will put a damper in your trip.