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I would love to be able to give you guys an all natural or organic sea sick remedy such as ginger, wrist bands or some magic plant, but the truth is all that stuff hardly works for those that are prone to motion sickness while boating.The only thing that has worked for people on my boat has been the active ingredient in Dramamine "Dimenhydrinate". Please comment below if you have a remedy that works very well for you.
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[@shahidnizam5293]

Oh yes...I have tried this yesterday on my boat trip....it's works.....❤❤

[@hoxiedog]

I am getting sea sick just watching this video...and I will surly try your method...

[@bunkman64]

Too much Dramamine and you will notice you haven't shit for 3 days. Then suddenly, you will have to give birth to a sandpaper softball.

[@coreymcpherson5147]

Bunk Man hahahahahahaha

[@anthonyaguiar8919]

That is hilarious

[@jroyero]

Thumbnail brought me here..

[@ReelReports]

Shame on me, I admit it on that one.

[@user-yg4yl7wv7p]

😂😂

[@krapart]

Signed

[@shahinurmuna8652]

Samee

[@RLJ550]

You're a man of culture. You see a boat and you click 👀😂

[@tho464]

One thing to avoid getting sick is to never lean over and face down while baiting a line or taking off a fish. Do it standing upright or you become sick almost instantly. Leaning down looking into a tackle box for too long will get you every time.

[@steveachin1567]

As an x padi instructor, a product called “trip tone” was sold exclusively in dive shops. Worked 100 percent. Formula was “sold?” To Walmart and is now sold under their generic brand for motion sickness . Seems to work as well as trip tone taken 1 hr before leaving dock without the side effects of bonine, which is the base of dramimi e.

[@dangerousdon7750]

it takes me several hours to get back to normal if I even get the tiniest hint of motion sickness.

[@willhickman3756]

Good Video, I have been Diving professionally for over 25 years all over FLA. I hate it when I get on board with a crew that claims they have never been seasick and act like its a shame if someone does. I generally will not use them in the future. I typically take newer divers out for their first handful of dives after getting certified and a good boat will wholeheartedly admit that they get seasick some times and that it is ok if they do as well. There is no shame in it and we can not control if and when we get sick. They do everything they can to help out their paying clients to mitigate the effects of motion sickness. I myself almost always get seasick and I don't care. I'm still gonna be out there diving and enjoying what the ocean provides me!

[@CurrentJAM]

That's so interesting! Thanks for sharing. Do you take anything or do anything that helps?

[@Reload77725]

yea love it when people act like it doesn't affect them. What a bunch of LIARS

[@froggyziffle]

I tried Dramamine once and experienced the exact symptoms you described. Always wondered who would benefit from that. I'm pretty sure the "in the cabin" thing is caused by the difference between what your eye sees (everything is sitting still) and what your inner ear feels (everything is moving). That has made me sick before too.

[@OleensEmbroidery]

I cured my motion sickness by spending a lot of time on a boat while it was docked. That way if I felt it coming on I could quickly get off. After several repetitions of this you will find yourself not fighting the motion and going along with it. Hope that makes sense, but it permanently ended my sea sick problem.

[@cryptohouse1676]

I have heard the same applies for motion sickness in virtual reality.

[@maikp5505]

I got sea sick today and listening to this is making me seasick all over again.

[@Jessica-tt5wm]

Yes I get instantly sea sick when I go into the cabin! Thanks for the tips!

[@jb5676]

If someone is severely seasick and you are a long ways offshore, a temp emerg technique to stabilize the person before heading back to shore, is get them off the boat into the water. Tread water for 10-15 minutes. Then get them back in and race home!! 😀 learnt that from some dive charters.

[@johnd9357]

I get seasick every time I do an offshore dive. I’m always one of the first into the water because of its sweet sweet relief from the sea sickness. 😂

[@jodybasham5351]

My dad used to get deathly seasick, nothing worked until an old timer told him of a little trick. This is going to sound funny but it works, put a foam earplug in one ear, only one ear. My dad did it and was never seasick again.

[@manuelhicks2084]

Iam willing to try allmost anything to prevent my sea sickness

[@a1parra]

I have seen some European fishermen do this. I get so sea sick where I get headaches. I will definitely try this.

[@Infinity777z]

@@a1parra did it work bro?

[@dennismills685]

I've done this for years now, always works even in rough water. I would only add that you have to have something on your stomach, eat breakfast if you can, just not a heavy or exceptionally greasy breakfast NO MILK OR DAIRY THOUGH. Also, you have to stay hydrated, I sip a 12 oz. bottle of water (the best thing to drink off shore) on the way out and always have a light lunch and maybe a snack or two while I'm out there. m out there

[@Jp-gc6bh]

I’ve been on a boat once and got super sea sick, I just started fishing and I’m about to go on a charter here in SF, I took one the night before the trip and half of 1 in the morning? I normally have some oatmeal and about 36 ounces of water

[@cenkaetaya]

I definitely think having a light meal before going out helps. You do not want to go boating on an empty stomach or an overly full one. Just need something in there to keep everything stable.

[@JamieStallingsworth]

Sea sickness not only physically scars you,it mentally scars you. I went out on a boat this morning off of the Gold Coast in Australia and I got violently ill. The vomiting doesn't stop. It is by far the worst thing that has ever happened to me.

[@daltsfishing]

Same I went out yesterday and only recovered about 5 hour after getting off the boat n I'm low-key scared to go out again

[@JamieStallingsworth]

@@daltsfishing Don't do it man. I still have PTSD from it!!

[@vikingdaz1627]

Yeah dude. Worked for me. Im completely useless with motion. You got me from Australia to finland and I kept it together. Cheers bro

[@kevinbrewer6985]

I have found that catching a fish makes my seasickness go away, I have chummed well a few times as well. I concur with your advice. Kevin

[@ReelReports]

Yep it’s amazing how quick it goes away when the drag starts screaming.

[@MrTonyd1954]

Keep busy. Keep the mind busy

[@stevedyer5902]

I have been battling seasickness for 38 years, fishing off the California coast. Best medicine for me has been meclizine as found in the pill called BONINE. Also known as less drowsy formula of Dramamine. I take one the night before, one first thing in the morning, one mid morning if needed. I avoid milk, coffee, orange juice for breakfast. My last tool has been to use the electric shock watch recommended by local Fishing Captain.. Truly works.

[@martingeldart386]

When you are feeling giddy, try looking at the horizon, fixed objects or land. I just started working as a lifeboat crew and this is what they teach us. It worked for me.

[@Onthegoart7790]

My wife won't even set foot on a boat because of her sea sickness. I'll tell her about this though, great tips!

[@mikemelina7395]

Best video about sea sickness there is. One at bedtime the night before and one when you get up/on your way to the dock.

[@CraftingDivision]

I love to fish offshore but hate getting seasick thanks for the advice. Something ive found to help too is to get into the water for a minute and just float with the waves it really helps

[@jessicab87]

Great tips, but anybody else getting seasick just watching this video with the waves and rocking boat?! Is it practice? LOL

[@johnhanselman6371]

That was the best video about preventing and enduring sea sickness I ever watched.

[@keitht8183]

I left part of my soul off of Destin two days ago! 12 hour charter 8 to 10 foot swells all the way out. Took Dramamine as prescribed and was sicker than I’ve ever been! Next time I’ll take the night before, good video

[@jeffarp7409]

Ginger works very well to. Take it the same way too, the day before and the day of.

[@w.anderson8806]

Excellent advise! I use Bonine and do exactly as mentioned, even start taking it a couple days prior to hitting the water It is crucial to get it in your system. Never realized it but I do agree now that you mention it keeping busy does help. Sitting around on the boat and doing nothing is brutal anyway. Another issue I ran into was using out of date meds. Found that out the hard way. Now I make sure meds are fresh fresh!!

[@kaylynwildey5415]

I recently went on a Tuna charter. Took this stuff about two hours prior to the trip. Waters were rough and wind was kicking. On the way out, I fell asleep on the ride, didn’t know how I slept through those swells but this would make sense. I just thought it was time for my nap 😂

[@alfonsodiaz5976]

Great suggestions Captain Mike. You are the first one to talk about sea sickness. Great Job!!!!! Thanks,

[@ReelReports]

Thanks Alfonso.

[@arielmatinez]

What absolutely works for me and I mean every single time are prescription patches, but they are expensive.

[@greg0063]

This works I used to to this in the past when I was very sensitive to it. Night before and when I got up, pretty much cured it. Now I'm more used to it and just take it in the morning.

[@visualedtech]

As a Pharmacist, I agree with your dosage plan. It makes good pharmacological sense. Thanks!

[@FattyMateo]

I used to feel better once i got back to land now. Now i stay "off" for multiple days. And I'm picking up my first boat tomorrow🙏

[@JohnSims3]

Bonine using the same method described here works for me...I only start getting sleepy coming in from a trip from getting up early!

[@Seiryuki2002]

Took dramamine and patches and I still got severe headaches and dizziness but strangely I didn't vomit, which happen when I didn't take anything. I also notice that I only get sick when the boat is still. If the boat is driving then I'm instantly...instantly okay. I've had the same problems in a hammock since I was a child. And I can't read while I'm in a moving vehicle. I really wish I can solve this because I love the ocean and every time I go out there in the deep to fish the other people look down on me because I'm not contributing to catching the fish because of my headaches. Sucks.

[@jasondill5372]

Good tips. I take Dramamine when I know it’s gonna be a little sloppy when I wake up. Sometimes I do get real lethargic. I’m gonna try your method next time. 👍👍

[@Aerial812]

I always got seasick as a kid, and Dramamine would knock me out every time. The one thing I found that always worked and didn’t have any side effects is acupressure wrist bands. Put them on when you get on the boat and leave them on the whole time and you’ll have no issues, even in the cabin. I even wore them for a week straight sailing the keys. No issues!

[@02powertube]

Does not work on me at all😪

[@ThePriceIsRising]

Nope. Scopolamine Transdermal Patch. You’re welcome. Ive been on dive boats most of my life. Most trips, like 98%, I got sick. The condition of the ocean didnt matter. I just got sick. But, I lived diving so much, I still always went on the boats. None of that stuff worked for me. Yes, I started taking Dramamine and others, the day before🤷‍♂️. Then came Scopolamine Transdermal Patch. Its by prescription in the US🙄. Canada its not. Every time I use the patch, I do not get sick and it could be very rough seas. Try it.

[@mulletman49]

Man I have to tell you Captain Mike, this is turning out to be one of the best channels on you tube. I am starting to look forward to your vids and all the new info that I am learning. Keep this up and pretty quick you’ll be looking at 50K subs. Thank you for all the good info. 👍

[@ReelReports]

Thanks JP! I hope everyone is catching more fish.

[@TheBlackicehunter]

J P

[@defmud80]

After many many trips on fishing boats in calm and super rough water the best thing you can do is be rested, hydrated, and use the 24hr less drowsy Dramamine. Half before you got to bed and a Whole pill when you get up. Light breakfast and you should be good to go every time. Packing some unsalted crackers and ginger ale is a plus. You do all that you'll be fine. I think 🤔😁

[@geoffgelow4241]

Thanks for the tip. I have not been on a boat in a long while and I want to make sure I don't have a problem. prevention is the best policy.

[@ReelReports]

You said it Geoff, it's all about prevention. Tight Lines

[@JoseRodriguez-sy1zb]

Staring at the horizon definitely works you just have to stay staring at it for more than 10 minutes. Also what’s works for me is eating candy something with sugar

[@joepeverelle6845]

Breath mints an cold water help if u feel like crap ... me personally I love sleeping on boat when its rough. Sleep like baby.

[@whonnock4752]

On my first fishing trip in the Bering Sea I was deathly seasick. The Captain told me "drink this pineapple juice. It won't cure seasickness but...it's sweet going down and sweet coming up". With that he laughed and left me to my misery. "Thanks for nothing Cap....&%^*&^%!

[@LadyPamelaIIFortLauderdale]

Great video, I'm going to show this to our clients who have any questions. Thanks!

[@raymondsimpson7433]

Working offshore riding the crew boats used to get me sick and the first thing I would do is get out on the deck the smell in the cabin made me sick and focusing on the horizon would help me too but the smell in the cabin was horrible you touched on a good subject I went on later in life to work on ships and supply boats and just got used to it, put them sea legs on and go lol

[@chriscamacho6584]

I knew a guy that would get sea sick, no matter what... The only way was to just go out there, embrace it until he noticed that after each trip, he would be better.. He is no longer seasick!

[@MEN101]

Chewing coca tea powder cures motion sickness too.

[@homarkbeer]

Keep your eye on the tip of your rod works for me all the time and for light headed keep salty pickles around to help you with sea sick

[@TheRuffusMD]

great advice , if you think of benadryl this dries out your nose . the dramamine will in effect dry out your inner ear , this reduces the pressure and thus makes the inner ear less sensitive..

[@gabrielmartinez2455]

I suffer from sea sickness, thank u for this advice I will try it out

[@kurzhaarguy]

Good advice. I remember one trip out of Honolulu in winter rollers. I was fine all day, but, when we hit the harbor boats were stacked up, I was lounging, and all the diesel fumes hit me. I was chumming all the way to tie up. Miserable.

[@mrguppy1016]

FOR WHALE WATCHING I RATHER GO TO WALMART AND BELIEVE ME I DONT GET SICK

[@pvb9964]

Walmart whales? double dose of stomach churn

[@michaeledlin9995]

It is actually more dangerous at Wally world.. There is one around every corner. No corners out in open water.

[@k.tanaka1866]

sometimes just hurling it out is the only remedy to ease the pain but we all know we try to avoid it at all costs (despite knowing it will take care of it.)

[@nowakezoneforever6021]

Excellent tip Capt Mike. I’m Capt Queasy and have tried the wristbands and ginger candy yet neither work like Dramamine or Bonine taken the way you described it. I appreciate you confessing your own occasional seasickness, it helps the rest of us feel less like landlubbers. 😎

[@ReelReports]

Plenty of fun stuff to do inshore as well. Tight Lines

[@floridaguy3]

Captain Mike I’m so glad I found your channel. The topics you cover and the explanations you provide are priceless. I agree that once motion sickness hits you the only thing one wants is terra firma. I agree with Dramamine making you sleepy, even the non-drowsy version makes me drowsy. I’ll definitely try your suggestion of taking it the night before. Keep making your awesome videos. The South Florida fishing community appreciates what you’re doing.

[@ReelReports]

Thank you John. I appreciate the kind words and feedback. Catch em up.

[@bunkman64]

I do fine when I'm out there fishing as long as I keep watching the water. The minute I have to tie on a hook I'm screwed. :(

[@makidiaz3894]

Me and my buddy took Dramamine two hours before the night charter, and let me tell ya, my buddy almost died that night, and was vomiting for 48hours. Gotta try the technique of taking it the day before

[@marioramirez-ly7td]

Thanks for the tips going sailing in a week and want to have a good time going to get the Dramamine

[@GDWhiting]

How did it go for you?

[@jeramiebentley4054]

I keep a bucket on the boat if the kids start to feel oozy they get drenched a few times always make them better.

[@TheDutchman58]

Travel-Wristbands- surprised no one else recommended these. works great, even on my 3 year old grand daughter.

[@cameron.on.canvas]

Has anyone been seasick to the point that they’ve seen the sky swirl into itself? I have.

[@cameron.on.canvas]

Legit forgot about this video and comment from years ago lol. Still looking for a solution. Still wondering if anyone else has legit had this experience. Terrified to get this sick again but might risk it to give Bonine a try.

[@jimmiecamp1]

Down a beer works great

[@mrs.childers8333]

Yep miller lite works best for me

[@mattbugg4568]

Another thing is take a bag of limes and a salt shaker of pink salt, cut open the lime and put pink salt on it and eat it. Salors used to take citrus fruits on long voyages to get rid of sea sickness and scurvy.

[@mattbugg4568]

Of corse I'm the guy that takes sardines in mustard and bacon sandwiches with me.

[@mrguppy1016]

Lay horizontal And will kill the sickness That’s all

[@steveriso3802]

Yes works for me.

[@unionse7en]

i've been so seasick before the only solution was to put a life vest on and jump in the water and hang out!

[@duhe98]

Yup, my first time on a sailboat I got so sick we had to do that.

[@Richie_Nash]

Hmmm sea sick or shark bite?? I'll have the double seasick plz 🤣🤣

[@richclay7928]

Not a good idea if you are hanging a chum bag🙂

[@ARCSTREAMS]

i was gonna say,,jump in the water

[@kaic9712]

Here in Alaska you will get hypothermia but I’m 15 and was in 7-8 ft waves in Hawaii and didn’t get sea sick at all when I kinda started feeling sick I ate then I get great

[@ROZDAB]

Great tips! I agree with being active and not just sitting there focusing on the waves and the boat rocking.

[@FTATF]

He is absolutely correct, start it the night before. This method is almost 100 percent effective. I've actually never seen someone get seasick that took dramamine the correct way, but I'm sure its happened.

[@waltervanderboor]

I personally don’t get seasick, live on a yacht for 12 years and crossed many seas halfway across the globe… nothing… but hoping to find a solution for my wife who’s getting super ill from small movements ( not the big waves) we’ll try your tip. As for me… after being at sea eg after a hefty dinghy ride I need to be in calm water for a few hours… before I can go ashore safely. if I ignore that and go to land m??? After a few minutes it hits me hard. I lose my balance whilst nothing moves… ( terrible especially when I try to drive) hence land sickness… step back on the boat… over in seconds. And obviously since I know it I wait a few hours before I drive. My personal favourite remedy for sick guests is still pickels.. because you can take them when sick.. but it’s not for everyone

[@juanblanco4702]

Scopolamine patches right under the ear lob in the soft spot. Works perfect because I get very sick on a child’s swing.💯

[@barrychristy3504]

I thought I didn't get sea sick until I started my job which involves working on buoys at sea. They have a rotten motion some times. I'll try this.

[@johnnygross4415]

I used dramamine for years to go to sleep at night. harmless. now i use, benadral

[@tedanderson463]

Dude... Oh something 19-footer or so.... The boat had a cabin on it... Got seasick as soon as we stop running... Right out the front of grays harbor West Coast.... 10 miles offshore.... Super hyped up to go fishing and catch some salmon... 5 minutes after he stopped that boat.... I got a huge urge to hang my head over the edge.... He says I'll tell you what all that nausea will go away if you sit in that chair right there put your head right up against the wall lean back and close your eyes.... That was absolutely amazed the nausea went away real quick I couldn't hardly believe it... So I had to run a test... And see what would happen if I opened my eyes... As soon as I open my eyes at the nausea came back that's all sensitive to human body is... Same thing happened when I took my head away from the wall.... So I had to just sit there the whole time with my head up against the wall my eyes closed I didn't have much fun I said to the skipper if we catch a fish I'll get up and net it but I got to sit right back down here cuz I got real weak when I felt the nausea... Very few skippers and people know about that trick and it does work...

[@GrooveDuude]

Great tip! I usually use it 4 hours before and may still feel a little weird. Mandatory for a Catalina trip. Funny thing is, I never get see sick surfing. 😝

[@MrTonyd1954]

Groove Duude like like guy said. Your active and focused on surfing, not the rolling motionless

[@bman2549]

I use Bonine I take one before bed and 1 when I wake up. It changed the game for me. I've thrown up on so many party boats but haven't since I started the Bonine I've been fine

[@goobermcboogerballs1420]

Your thumbnail game is strong young padawan.

[@koogleyou557]

This is correct. Also I never have alcohol the night b4 not even 1 beer. Pack some ginger candy in your lunch box too and the moment you start feeling the slightest bit queasy pop 2 in your mouth. In the 2 yrs I worked on a boat near shore even in 28 ft swells the BEST deterrent is to not focus on it (that uh oh feeling) its hard but you just have to put it out if your mind. By focusing on something else you can turn it off (some can anyway). Eat a healthy bkfst and stay hydrated. Glad you covered this, almost every day we had fishermen getting sick. Always felt bad for them.

[@mikep3322]

I get sick everytime I've went deep sea total of 3 times. I pit the patch on bit like rite when I went out. Man I would love to enjoy myself

[@jorgezuni2818]

One natural way to get to total recuperating is lay down in the top part of the boat and wait there till you get to shore .

[@hullhealersboatworksrestor4377]

I have been on boats my entire life, and I am actually awaiting my captains license, and I get seasick sometimes. Mostly if I drink the night before, but, I have had times where I’ve been seasick, even if I didn’t drink. I do not have to take Dramamine every day. I have a Charter so hoping to find a wayto get over this. It’s embarrassing to say that I’m a captain that has seasickness.

[@ReelReports]

The more time on the water, the faster you will get over it.

[@hungnmiami]

Tight lines to you too Captain

[@billybassman21]

I took the non drowsy when I went on a cruise and it helped a lot.

[@JayJay3Fifty7]

I get hurl and chum the water sea sick. The Dramamine as you recommend does work well. I like that patch that goes behind the ear too. Dude your channel is good. I like the info you put out.

[@ReelReports]

The patch is good, just make sure to apply the night before. We had someone on the boat that applied about 4 hours before the trip and it was not effective.

[@JayJay3Fifty7]

@@ReelReports You are right, glad you mentioned it. It's what my Sawbones told me to do, put it on night before.

[@48haburt510]

That's the exact way I been taking it and works perfect everytime. Wonderful advice thank you

[@Dave30867]

I had taken sea sickness tabs the night before and in the morning went out on a fishing game boat the waves were about 15 20 feet high huge swell i was holding onto the rail for over two hours being sick because they had 15 other people fishing who also paid so they could not just take me back to shore but when the boat was moving again i stopped vomiting and i had such a headache like never before .

[@ozzielomeli4690]

I took Bonine the night prior and had a difficult time waking up even though i slept 8 hours. I didn't have any nausea but i did experience dizziness on the boat.

[@jimquantic]

Thanks for that, you know, with Scopolamine, I give the same advise, take it the night before. AND, you KNOW it is working, if in the morning, you have serious "dry mouth", when your mouth feels like cotton balls are in there--which doesn't feel great I admit, but then, I HAVE NEVER BEEN SICK. But here is the difference, Scopolamine is expensive and prescription while dramamine is cheap and over the counter. I will try your recommendation cause it's better to have a non prescription and inexpensive product, again, thanks for the tip.

[@Matspyropowerhouse]

I I drank for my first time on the boat while I was fishing and by the time I got back on solid land I threw up the alcohol fell asleep for about an hour and then I had boat induced vertigo for the next full two weeks Sunday to Sunday

[@truckinglife5678]

I’ll have to give it a shot I get horrible sea sick to the point I wanna install a 17000.00 seakeeper on my boat.

[@DeanSchumacher]

Hey C Mike living in florida most of us grow up going fishing I grew up.on the water and I remember one of the 1st times I went out I got sick and it was horrible I tried everything nothing worked but I still went fishin until oneday someone showed me these goofy bracelets I was like noway those things wrk omg was I wrong lets just say I never missed another offshore trip again so if you get sea sick try the sea bands put them on your wrist just before leaving the dock and you will be fine you should get you some and put them away on your boat great channel

[@prithamravi6922]

Hi, any model to recommend?

[@MrGbustamante]

Luckily I dont get seasick, what sucks is that very few guests will ever heed the advice to take it the night before and they end up spoiling the day for everyone else

[@davidschwartz2398]

Anyone try hypnosis? A hypnotherapist told me it will prevent seasickness. I'm going to try it.

[@franciscoandrade1184]

There's a japanese pill, called Aneron, that is the best against Sea sickness

[@albertoramon226]

Dont look down at floor or feet - tying knot up in the air chest height- it helps

[@danl.909]

Looking at the horizon works because it keeps what you see consistent with what your inner ear feels. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_sickness#Sensory_conflict_theory When those two things get disconnected is when you become motion sick. That’s why going into the cabin is the absolute worst thing you can do. The cabin does not look to you like it is moving, but your inner ear feels you rockin' and rollin'. Instant seasickness. You have to train yourself to keep your eyes on the horizon 99% of the time. Just one minute spent steadily looking down at something in the boat is enough for the "green gills" to get you. If you have to look down to tie on a new rig or something, make sure to look up at the horizon every few seconds. If it’s danger-rough out there, you’re probably going to get seasick no matter what you do. But if you follow the horizon method strictly, and use Dramamine exactly as the Captain says in this video, you will be fine most trips.

[@TLTSofit]

I'm ultra prone to any kind of motion sickness and the only thing that's ever worked when I go deep sea fishing (which I love to do) is wearing a "Relief Band" brand of electropulse watch that is much like a t.e.n.s. unit and taking Dramamine the way you say but just the Dramamine is not enough alone for me and I do one at the bed, one at wake up and one when I get on the boat and still get sick without the Relief Band, so if you're like me spend the $150ish dollars for the watch ...i wear it cranked up to five and it does the job if i leave it on high the entire trip.

[@kcadventure-m3u]

I just got a relief band. Try it tomorrow! Praying it works for me!

[@TLTSofit]

@@kcadventure-m3u how was the outcome? did it help?

[@kcadventure-m3u]

@@TLTSofit so I used it for two weeks straight on a work boat I was on in the gulf. I didn’t even get the slightest bit sick feeling. I will say, I also took Dramamine and an over the counter ear patch. But I think the band helped the most. I’ve used the others in the past and still got sick.

[@davecollins494]

Acupuncture Seeds are Brilliant.

[@tobad9200]

Yesterday I went deep sea fishing and got sick. It was bad but I least I get to say I slept on a boat. Lol

[@pirrgang]

I get land sickness when I get back from a overnighted. Feels like I am drunk.

[@reelcs]

Having heavy grease foods probably does not help. I have noticed over my 30 years of offshore fishing that one’s tolerance to the seas grows the more frequent exposure to offshore conditions you get.

[@ReelReports]

Exactly, I rarely get it anymore because I'm on the water so much. Tight Lines

[@brrr8904]

Reelcs been around the ocean since a little kid. It’s never affected me and I’ve been in some rough seas. One thing I do live by is avoiding really heavy meals and any milk on the nights before i go fishing just in case.