Travel sick on Virgin Flight - Anyone?

[babystar]

It is definatly 100% KWells that they have onboard Virgin flights. If you are considering taking it is much more effective if you take it just before you board the flight - i.e before you would normally feel ill.

 

[wishspirit]

After trying every travel sickness tablet on the market I can tell you what it is by how many tablets you took and by what size they were!

If there was only one, fairly small and 'melt in the mouth', it was probably Kwells, which I have personally found less effective than Stugeron which has a line down the middle, and you technically take two.

They seriously knock me out, if I take 2 Stugeron I will easily sleep for 14 hours! I got a kind of addiction to travel sickness tablets for a while, and found that 2 was way too much for me, but 1 only made me a bit sleepy and 1/2 was good for short journeys. Try it out for yourself, and get the right dose for you.

I would always push Stugeron, as it is the best for me, but maybe test them out for yourself.

Happy flying!

I love Sturgeron! From Boot's I purchased mine,I've suffered terrible travel sickness for years until I bought these

It may have been Kwells, looks a bit like "eze" in my funny kinda way.

Wonder if they make you drowsy I'm looking them up now.

Maybe I was knocked out on the flight due to having spent 3 and a half weeks running around each and every park more than three times over from 7am till 9pm with 4 childrens under the age of 7

 

[VailaTigger]

I haven't felt ill on a plane (thankfully), but I do use those pressure point wrist bands any time I go on a ferry or boat of any kind... Never felt icky while using them, and they don't knock you out

I know of someone with two kids who can get car sick in less than 30 minutes, and they have the kiddy sized wrist bands, and they work wonders....

Just a thought, may be an alternative to drugs?