Anti-nausea wristbands

[Pegmeister]

Is there a specific brand of the wrist bands that you use or does it matter ?

I don’t think the brand matters. Purchased mine on Amazon. The brand is Lyjee.

[flpctc]

Thanks Peg, so glad they are helping you :-)

[Andrea J.]

WELCOME to the aruba.com community forum.

those bracelets work incredibly well for me.
we cruise a few times a year and prior to wearing the bracelets I was often seasick, even in flat calm waters.
I had a groove in the side of my face from resting my face on on the porcelain
so much time spent in the cabin's bathroom, I missed out on a lot.


a year ago I came off a medicine that I was on, and the side effects were vertigo and nausea....the bracelets helped.

Thank you for the excellent advice. A bracelet like this helped my wife on our unforgettable trip.

[robin]

I wore them through the Drake Passage in addition to meds. The meds alone were not enough and the wristbands really helped.

[arubamark]

Those wrist bands I thought were for motion sickness not sure about nausea caused by meds or anything else but hey its worth a shot. There are some nausea meds you can get prescribed by your doctor like zofran or something similiar I am sure. There are different ones for different situations.

[Andrea J.]

Mark, I think that they do work for nausea and vertigo caused by stuff other than motion sickness,
I wore the wristbands on my most recent cruise.
We were rocking and rolling on day 1, day 2 and day 5.
The wristbands saved me!

[arubamark]

Ahh very good - hey whatever works right? I have seen people where them even on my boat that swear by them i guess that little plastic thing pushes against a gland or pressure point in your wrist that does the trick.

[Andrea J.]

my son has a 30 odd foot whaler, and I can be on that boat on the North Atlantic bobbing around Nubble Light.........wearing the wristbands and NOT hurling. they are wonderful.

Ahh very good - hey whatever works right? I have seen people where them even on my boat that swear by them i guess that little plastic thing pushes against a gland or pressure point in your wrist that does the trick.