Sea sickness and battery operated relief band
Oct 14th, 2008 | 02:23 AM
#3
Joined: Jul 2003
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I bought one as a last resort because none of the other often mentioned remedies worked for me. I was pleasantly surprised, and now will not cruise (20+ cruises) without one.
Some people get by with less expensive methods, so try the Bonine, patch etc. before paying the hundred bucks.
The battery powered ReliefBand is not the same as the little stretchy bands, although I've also heard of people who also get relief from those.
Bon Voyage!
Some people get by with less expensive methods, so try the Bonine, patch etc. before paying the hundred bucks.
The battery powered ReliefBand is not the same as the little stretchy bands, although I've also heard of people who also get relief from those.
Bon Voyage!
Oct 17th, 2008 | 06:28 PM
#5
Joined: Apr 2004
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Hi southerncal - I'm from Southern Cal too (both geographically and the university!).
My husband and I are both private pilots. My husband is also a flight instructor so he often spends a lot of time per day with students doing practice aerial maneuvers... stalls, steep turns, etc. He wears a ReliefBand to aid in reducing the motion sickness... works for him!
Carole
My husband and I are both private pilots. My husband is also a flight instructor so he often spends a lot of time per day with students doing practice aerial maneuvers... stalls, steep turns, etc. He wears a ReliefBand to aid in reducing the motion sickness... works for him!
Carole
