We'll have to get some Bonine (if it's available here) and find out whether that helps V fend off seasickness. Good to hear about it. We hadn't even looked for an alternative to Dramamine, and V isn't the most susceptible in her family. If it works for her, a relative or two may want to try it too.
We'll have to get some Bonine (if it's available here) and find out whether that helps V fend off seasickness. Good to hear about it. We hadn't even looked for an alternative to Dramamine, and V isn't the most susceptible in her family. If it works for her, a relative or two may want to try it too.
Thanks, good to know. These days we would hesitate to ask for a GP appointment to get a prescription that is a luxury rather than a necessity. We don't have to get V onto a boat. It's optional. But if we find that we do need to take a ferry or ship or boat somewhere, it's helpful to know what to ask for.
We'll have to get some Bonine (if it's available here) and find out whether that helps V fend off seasickness. Good to hear about it. We hadn't even looked for an alternative to Dramamine, and V isn't the most susceptible in her family. If it works for her, a relative or two may want to try it too.
Scopolamine is a prescription drug that's also supposed to help with motion sickness. I've never tried it, though.
Thanks, good to know. These days we would hesitate to ask for a GP appointment to get a prescription that is a luxury rather than a necessity. We don't have to get V onto a boat. It's optional. But if we find that we do need to take a ferry or ship or boat somewhere, it's helpful to know what to ask for.