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Are those bunnies eating peanut butter or something? Whatever it is, it must be really yummy, as they're really licking their lips like crazy.

Odwalla superfood. They love anything banana-related. She has to lick a lot afterwards because she's messy as heck and gets superfood all over her mouth!

I dove Lobos not too long ago and had allergies really bad. I loaded up with the wrong sinus medicine and then got Sudafed.

What kind of snacks were they?

MG

Hi Mike,

I don't usually dive with Sudafed unless I know it's going to be a short dive. I think it would be horrible for the meds to wear off in the middle of a long dive, and then have to manage an ascent with a reverse sinus block. That could turn out to be REALLY bad.

We always try to switch out snacks; on Sunday it was cheddar kettle corn and buffalo jerky!
 
Odwalla superfood. They love anything banana-related. She has to lick a lot afterwards because she's messy as heck and gets superfood all over her mouth!



Hi Mike,

I don't usually dive with Sudafed unless I know it's going to be a short dive. I think it would be horrible for the meds to wear off in the middle of a long dive, and then have to manage an ascent with a reverse sinus block. That could turn out to be REALLY bad.

We always try to switch out snacks; on Sunday it was cheddar kettle corn and buffalo jerky!

While I don't use decongestants while diving, I've been told that the trick to avoiding a Sudafed crash during a dive is not to swallow it, but just keep it under your tongue. Lasts a lot longer that way.

Guy
 
While I don't use decongestants while diving, I've been told that the trick to avoiding a Sudafed crash during a dive is not to swallow it, but just keep it under your tongue. Lasts a lot longer that way.

Guy

Thanks for the tip, Guy. For now, I think I'm going to stick with my "if you have to worry about prolonging the effect, your dive is too long" philosophy :wink:

The good news is everything seems to be clearing up. Guess I won't know for sure until I'm back in the water though.
 

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