Sea sickness tablets or others

[louis268]

Hi all been offered my 1st boat trip on Monday and am wondering if the tablets work I'm dying to go out but couldn't cope with the sickness and would t wanna spoil anybody's trip any tips or feedback with the tablets and where I could get them from in south shields

[drifter]

I've tried a few different brands but Kwells seem to work well for me. By the way, stay off the beer the night before you go.

[Kartonkel]

Hi all been offered my 1st boat trip on Monday and am wondering if the tablets work I'm dying to go out but couldn't cope with the sickness and would t wanna spoil anybody's trip any tips or feedback with the tablets and where I could get them from in south shields

Wish you luck. I am going as well on Monday from Whitby.

Here my tips (and on numerous trips, I never got seasick again after I had this unpleasant experience)

A: Go to bed early, rest well and do not drink the day before
B: take a tablet before you go to bed
C: Wake up early enough and on the empty stomach take another dose
D: Take some sandwiches and cold drinks on board and start eating when on board

On board:

- carry on eating small portions throughout the day
-dont drink too much (fluid can irritate)
-try not to go into the cabin and if so, look out and dont sit down
-standing outside and watching land can help
-Take another tablet at lunchtime

Tablets:

2 main groups are

1. Hyosin (Parasypatholytikum) slows down the intestines, gives you a dry mouth---JOYRIDE

2. Antihistaminika: Can make you tired

However...the best cure is to have a few trips where you dont get seasick. You develop a confidence. Being afraid of seasickness makes you seasick !!!
So if the weather forecats says "rough" rather not go at all.

Hope it helps, cheers
Both work well (I take Hyosin) and can even be combines

[Scotty91]

Eat ginger biscuits

[david.northeast]

Sure the ones i use are called traveleeze they are soft pastelles strawberry flavour that you chew theyre cheaper than sealegs and have the same ingredients

[stevie-r-@hotmail.co.uk]

Was just looking at seasickness yesterday as last time out i was realy ill,
anyway i googled it, and noticed a lot of advise was to eat ginger, i phoned
a doctor friend and he advised going to holland & barret or somewhere simelar
and getting crystalised ginger sweets or tablets and to eat them before and
dureing a boat trip, going out 13th october so will give them a try.

[tilly]

Kwells works everytime for the lad i fish with!!

[Kartonkel]

Kwells works everytime for the lad i fish with!!

Kwells is Hyosin and works well

same stuff is in Joyride

[Charlton]

once told by an old charter skipper that drinking diluted orange juice is the best remedy, and always watch land, and keep warm and dry.

[stevie-r-@hotmail.co.uk]

[QUOTE=Charlton;439765]once told by an old charter skipper that drinking diluted orange juice is the best remedy,

Thats what Jim who owns northstar told me, but then he said "it tastes the
same coming up as what it does going down", at the time i couldnt see the
funny side of it as i was suffering badly, but i can laugh about it now, just
hope i am laughing on 13th october when i venture out with him again.

[lingking]

hi steve you got more b@@@@ than me you put in a he@@@@ of a shift last time

hopefully the "13th"be better for you

[stevie-r-@hotmail.co.uk]

hi steve you got more b@@@@ than me you put in a he@@@@ of a shift last time

hopefully the "13th"be better for you

Dont know if its determination or stupidity, but said i would try again .

[Kartonkel]

once told by an old charter skipper that drinking diluted orange juice is the best remedy, and always watch land, and keep warm and dry.

I thought the best remedy is to sit under a tree