CT-Rich
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temperature differences can do it too. Get cold water in one ear and not in the other has made things spin for me.
reasons for sickness on a dive?
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Yes, it is Rx only, but I believed it had been discontinued in its oral form. If you are still getting it, I'd be eager to find a legitimate source. Thanks!
Thanks everyone for all the help.
We managed to get a seasickness tablet called melamine which seems to have done the trick. Yesterday was rougher than the problem day and he was fine.
Thanks again, Much appreciated.
Alfie
We managed to get a seasickness tablet called melamine which seems to have done the trick. Yesterday was rougher than the problem day and he was fine.
Thanks again, Much appreciated.
Alfie
That's what I saw online, and confirmed by a couple of local pharmacists when I inquired. You can still have pills made for not all that much money at a compounding pharmacy. If you can get your doctor to write the script with the pertinent info, that is. When I asked my doc about that he wanted me to try the patches first. The patches stayed on well, so I never pursued the pills.
rwkosh
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It is rx only. I got my doctor to write a huge prescription when the maker, Hope Pharmaceuticals announced they were discontinuing it, and cleaned out the local supply. My plan is to go to a compounding pharmacy when my supply runs out, since this is the only way I can get on a small boat.
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