Sea Band Morning & Travel Sickness Wristbands Reviews

While on a cruise, I got very sick from the motion.  I went to the ship's store to get medicine, and all they had left were these bands and medicine that makes you drowsy.  So I decided to try these.  I have very small wrists, and they were painful to wear.  Plus, they did not help at all.  I got even more sick and spent a lot of time in bed until we got to port and I could buy something else.

Sea Band Morning and Travel Sickness wristbands offer an alternative to medications.  They provide pressure to two pressure points, approximately an inch below each wrist, and since they are not ingested internally, there is no chance for normal side effects (such as sedation, dry mouth) or drug interactions.

My girlfriend, who suffers from severe motion sickness on boats, find that they do not work for her.  Her main complaint is pain at those pressure points, as the "one size fits all" wrist cuffs have a bead to push into the wrist, and the bead digs into the skin, leaving a welt.  She finds...