sea sickness???

[B.L.]

Hey "Javert"
Thanks for posting this information on sea sickness. (NOTE to readers: a few days ago I asked which deck to choose on the Mariner... since the headline didn't mention "sea sickness" I thought I might post his response here under the correct heading, in case someone was looking for some help!) Thanks again Javert!
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RESPONSE BELOW... re: "Sea Sickness"
There is a motion sickness oil and I believe it is called Motion Eze and is sold at Walmart right next to the dramamine. You dab it on behind your ear just like the patch and I swear it works. I've never been sea sick and I've given it to people onboard who felt a little queasy and they've all told me it helped. Only costs about $5.00. Worth having just in case!

[Frase]

I heard that consuming ginger helps with Sea Sickness. They have various ginger candies for sale. Also, I would imagine drinking Vernor's soda would help, too.

[drlivingston]

If you are going on a cruise, you don't have to spend any money on motion sickness medicine. Just about all ship's infirmaries dispense motion sickness medicine for free.

[Raoul Fiebig]

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[Greyson]

I found the Scopalomine patches the doc prescribed very helpful for the vertigo feeling, but if its nausea, the ship I was on recommended eating green apples, and they were very available to the passengers.

[f-mattox]

Of course the easiest way to avoid sea sickness is to stay home.