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    has anyoneever tried travel bands to help with emet? i wear they more or less all the time. they say it works an accupreasure point on your wrist to help with n*


    you can wear them as and when you want and you can buy them from most pharmacys (in england). there especially good for long trips!


    just wondering!![img]smileys/smilies_12.gif[/img]Edited by: honeybee

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    My Mom gets car-sickness, and she swears by these! Especially if they go on a trip... she wears them on planes too.

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    I wear the elastic ones quite often. They seem to help some. I also have a battery-operated band called ReliefBand. It actually sends little pulses to the P6 nerve to control nausea. I don't kow that this one works any better than the elastic bands, though.

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    I'm not going to say that they won't work for you.......but for me they didn't do dick all. I get really bad motionsickness, and I tried them once to see if they would help, and within a half hour I was in my usual position behind the car at the side of the road, lol.


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    halfoverthefur,


    Where can I purchase these reliefbands? I mean what kind of chains sell them like K-Mart, Wal-Greens, Eckerd's Pharmacy, which ones?


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    I bought mine on E-Bay.* I got mine for around $50, but they can go for as much as $90.Edited by: Girlygirl1980s

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    i got mine from boots, the post office also sell them, but im not sure where you would get them in the USA

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    I used them when I was pregnant, my husband got them at K Mart for $5.

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    yeah i know my aunite wore them when she was pregnant.

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    Yeah, the elastic ones are really cheap, but the one with the battery is expensive.

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    where do you get the ones with the batteries in? are they very heavy?

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    I got mine on E-Bay. It's sort of like a sports watch. It's called ReliefBand.

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    cool, i will give them a go, i havent heard of them before

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    You can go to www.reliefband.comto find out about them and where to buy them.

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    Do this bands work well for sailing? I usually take Dramamine, but it makes me drowsy....

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    they seem to work on the hover speed over to france. that is an exceptionaly choppy crossing! so i dont see why a normal boat would be different

 

 

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