10 THINGS TO PACK TO PREVENT MOTION SICKNESS ON A CRUISE *that actually work*

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The creator provides a variety of recommendations for passengers looking to prevent or manage motion sickness while on a cruise. The video suggests several physical items to pack, including sea bands to apply pressure to the wrist and ginger products such as candies, chews, or gum to settle the stomach. For more significant symptoms, the creator discusses medications like Bonine, Dramamine, or scopolamine patches, while noting that Bonine is a preferred option because it does not cause sleepiness. A natural remedy mentioned is eating green apples, which is a tip learned from cruise crew members. The video also suggests packing rehydration tablets and stomach aids like Tums or Pepto-Bismol. Beyond items to pack, the creator offers practical advice such as choosing a midship cabin to minimize movement and looking at the horizon rather than waves to help stabilize the body. If symptoms become severe, the creator advises visiting guest services or the medical center on the ship. The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of being prepared and planning ahead to ensure motion sickness does not ruin a vacation.
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there is one thing that will absolutely ruin your cruise and that is getting seasick and not having the right things to deal with it
the one thing that absolutely will help for motion sickness on a cruise is to be prepared and to plan ahead
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