Gojira ゴジラ
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I bought sea-band for my cruise trip in 2 weeks, but does it also work on roller coaster rides?
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Sea-Band & Motion Sickness
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awesomeinabox
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This is going to sound super stupid but I worked in a high rise that swayed and I wore one when it was windy and it stopped my vertigo too. Sea-band ftw.
It's a band thing you wear that helps prevent motion sickness while on a boat and things. It's an alternative to Dramamine a motion sickness pill (which also works on mission space)
It's a band thing you wear that helps prevent motion sickness while on a boat and things. It's an alternative to Dramamine a motion sickness pill (which also works on mission space)
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UPbeekeeper
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I purchased these to try for my upcoming trip as I suffer from motion sickness. I've also been told that taking ginger supplements help, if you feel like giving them a try. I've heard so many mixed reviews on the Sea bands, but I'm willing to try anything that's going to possibly make my trip more enjoyable. Anything is better than sitting on a bench trying to pull yourself together while everyone else is moving on to the next ride. Hope these work for you.
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This is comforting. My past trip to Disneyland a few months ago really shocked me. I used to ride rollercoasters like a champ lol but even the Cars ride made me dizzy and nauseated. So hopefully this works out for me.
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Pooh Lover
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I remember when my mother bought these for my husband and I before our first cruise over twenty years ago. My DH thought it was the hokiest thing he had even seen.....until he got sea sick as soon as the ship left port. He put the sea bands on and felt immediate relief. I really recommend these and wouldn't hesitate to try them in parks.
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Tinkerbell 8
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I use the patches that go behind your ear, they work really well too. It looks like a little round band-aid and can barely be seen. You have to change them every 3 days tho so make sure to get enough for the length of your trip.
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Tinkerbell 8
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My bf is a doctor so he wrote me the script for them. If you ask your doctor, it is called Transderm, works wonders!
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luv
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Bracelets that are sold as a miracle cure for nausea & vomiting. Chemo making you sick? Put on a bracelet!
They don't work, of course. If the chemo makes you sick, you need anti-nausea meds, which usually, but not always, work.
I have no problem with them being sold to tourists for cruises and rollercoasters. But trying to take advantage of desperate, sick people is about the slimiest, sleaziest, lowest thing a person could do, IMO.
I do not like the Sea Bands people. I will not give them any money.
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wilkeliza
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Sorry but if they didn't work for you that doesn't mean they won't work at all. I actually get even more sick from anti-nausea medicine so can't take it. Whenever I get sick to my stomach or motion sick I always go for my Sea Bands. I put them on and press on the pressure point like the instructions say to and 20 to 30 minutes late the feeling is gone and I can actually enjoy myself and even sleep. I also know many pregnant women that swear by them as well.
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