Dramamine From the Makers of , Advanced Herbals, Ginger Chews, Nausea Relief Soft Chews Lemon-Honey-Ginger, 20 Count

These are insanely tasty!! Like an amazing spicy candy, which is almost a problem because I have to fight the urge to just pop em in and snack on them. As far as nausea goes- I do say they seem to work. I get crazy motion sickness from being a passenger in a car(if even only for like 5 minutes), or playing a video game with too much visual sway. These do so far seem to lessen the nausea some, though I haven’t formally focused on the effects as compared to normal less drowsy Dramamine. But seemingly, a great product that works equally as well as the less drowsy tablets!

These actually help with nausea and acid reflux. It doesn't have that much ginger in it but it has the ingredient in it that Tums have in it. And they taste good. This will help with GLP1 medications

I have twin daughters who have been dying to ride the bus to school, however, they are notorious for getting car sick. Any time I think about letting them ride, I have immediate visions of this poor driver attempting to rangle 30 kinds while my daughters take turns puking all over the place. We have tried so many things to prevent this, but with little success, which resulted in me taking them to school all year to prevent a poor, unsuspecting bus driver from the twins ruining his morning. SO, I started experimenting with different ideas I had been given and these were among them. I give them 1 (even though the recommended for their age is 2) every morning with breakfast and they work AMAZING! Have not had even one complaint of an upset tummy and 0 puke occurrences on long car rides as well. All that to say, I am a HUGE fan of this product and the girls may just get to ride the bus next year.

Let me tell you, if it weren’t for these Ginger Chews, I might have been featured in one of those “flight from hell” stories. I took a pack of these on a bumpy cross-country flight , thinking, “Eh, I’ll probably be fine.” I was not fine. The turbulence started, the cabin smelled like reheated burritos, and my stomach started doing Cirque du Soleil. Then I remembered the ginger chews. I popped one in, braced for the taste (a mix of sweet, spicy, and “are my tastebuds supposed to tingle like this? But I just realized they have more flavors so definitely going to be keeping that in mind next time”), and about ten minutes later, miracle. The nausea backed off, my body relaxed, and I didn’t have to make a mad dash for the tiny bathroom while my seatmate judged me. The only downside is they are a little sticky and determined to weld themselves to your molars. But honestly, that was a small price to pay for not losing my dignity midair. So yes, they’re strong, spicy, and effective. Pack these in your carry-on if you value your reputation and your stomach.

These help quite a bit. The only downside is that the kids thought the taste was too artificial. These are better for grown ups but can be effective for everyone.