Thread: Seasickness?

Do you suffer from seasickness?

If yes, what do you do to try and control it? Dramamine, Bonine, SeaBands, the patch?

Does it work for you?

I've used Dramamine and Bonine before. As well as the wristbands. They all seem to work for me.

I've only really had seasickness really really bad once.... but once was more than enough!

Only had it real bad once......on the Rhapsody with 30 ft seas and gale force winds as we skirted Hurricane Isidore.........back in 04 I think........Bonine did the trick for me.......by the way.......half the crew was sick on this one.

you know its bad when the crew is sick!

and you know it is bad when they get the little bags out for the stairwells:thumbsdow

Ginger Tablets for me. They work on land and at sea to keep my stomach calm.

After my first three seasick cruises I found Bonamine and it works for me, I take it before I leave home and continue until I get back home. Works like a charm(I am knocking on wood while I type this)

Bonnie uses the patches. I use nothing because I'm a tough guy!

Karen has found the sea bands work very well for her. I seldom have any sort of motion sickness but when I feel it coming on I drink lots of beer. It doesn't help the sickness but I figure if I'm going to be sick it might as well be for a good reason.

Never had any seasickness at all.Thank God.I guess I'm just a tough bird!!

DH uses the patch for cruises, but has used Bonine for snorkeling trips and it's worked fine for him...

I'm fortunate and don't get seasick!!! *KNOCK WOOD*