Pharmacist Recommended Products for Motion Sickness (Non-Medicated)
In addition to medications, non-medicated options are available to help control motion sickness, they work on different targets to help alleviate the symptoms.
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If you want simple, natural nausea relief, try wristbands or ginger
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Use motion sickness glasses if you’re prone to dizziness when reading or using screens while traveling.
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Consider herbal patches for continuous, drug-free prevention.
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If non-medicated options are not enough, switch to OTC medications such as meclizine or dimenhydrinate for stronger relief.
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Acupressure Wristbands (Sea-Band®)
Herbal Motion Sickness Patches
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Acupressure Wristbands (Sea-Band®) – Apply constant pressure to the P6 acupressure point on the wrist to reduce nausea and vomiting. A drug-free option for travel by car, boat, or plane.
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Ginger – A natural stomach soother available as capsules, teas, lozenges, or chews. Helps calm digestion and ease nausea without sedation.
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Motion Sickness Glasses – Special lenses that reduce the sensory mismatch between the eyes and inner ear. Useful for passengers reading or using screens while in motion.
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Herbal Motion Sickness Patches – Worn behind the ear, typically containing ginger, peppermint, or menthol. Provide a cooling effect and nausea relief without drowsiness.
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