My wife is like that - she once got sea sick while anchored in the
Singapore Straits :-) We found that some medicine called Stugeron,
(derivative of piperazine) which I don't think is marketed under that
name in the U.S. If she started taking that the night before we sailed
she was all right for the trip.

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Cheers,

Bruce


Stugeron is widely available over the counter everyplace other than the US,
where it can't warrant the FDA trials.

It was originally a maternity morning sickness pill, but motion sickness
seems to be its primary use.

Easily available in UK-related countries such as the Bahamas, Ireland, etc..

Lydia takes a few days to get her sea legs and uses it for that; after a few
days, she's fine.

Interesting thread drift here!

L8R

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