12-Count Dramamine Motion Sickness Relief Tablets in Travel Vial (Original)
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Amazon has 12-Count Dramamine Motion Sickness Relief Tablets in Travel Vial (Original) for $4.32 - 20% 'clipped' the coupon on product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $3.24. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
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My wife has bad cases of all types of air/sea sickness. These dramamine pills only works in conjunction with Hyland Nerve Tonic.
Before when we travel by air, she'd vomit and just feels sick the entire time. She can't eat at all even if its a 15+ hour flight. After I found this combo...its like a miracle cure. Ever since zero sickness. Now she can eat crappy airline food.
I am in the same boat; same thing happens to my wife plus my 10 year old son. I have to sit in the middle and be ready with airsickness bags in my both hands. We have to fly next month, I will try both the options for my wife. I would love to see my family eating crappy airline food. . Thanks for sharing your experience.
There's nothing wrong with the Amazon option, Major is a longstanding pharmaceutical company in the US and Walmart sells tons of their products as well.
Yes, I looked up the NDC shown on the bottle in the Amazon listing. But two things, Equate is still the lower-priced option; and that listing still looks shady -- sold by PHARMCO, not Major Brands. While the other Major Brand items link to their branded Amazon store. Would just rather have something direct.
Thank you. I'll be traveling with 4 new cruisers so better safe than sorry. EDITED TO ADD: On second thought, I'm going to go with the Walmart Equate[walmart.com] brand. Not only a little cheaper at $4.42 for 100 tablets (and even less with cash back from link and 5% for Walmart card), but it also isn't as questionable as that Amazon listing. The review pictures people posted showed the writing on the label not straight...then no pictures by the company of the bottle or packaging. But I still thank you for making me think to go look for generic -- dimenhydrinate.
I bought generic a couple years ago and my girlfriend said it didn't work as well
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Before when we travel by air, she'd vomit and just feels sick the entire time. She can't eat at all even if its a 15+ hour flight. After I found this combo...its like a miracle cure. Ever since zero sickness. Now she can eat crappy airline food.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005TM0P3G/
Oh my lands !!! Thank you thank you. What a great savings.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005TM0P3G/
EDITED TO ADD: On second thought, I'm going to go with the Walmart Equate [walmart.com] brand. Not only a little cheaper at $4.42 for 100 tablets (and even less with cash back from link and 5% for Walmart card), but it also isn't as questionable as that Amazon listing. The review pictures people posted showed the writing on the label not straight...then no pictures by the company of the bottle or packaging. But I still thank you for making me think to go look for generic -- dimenhydrinate.
I bought generic a couple years ago and my girlfriend said it didn't work as well