I know i was one of the ones who asked several times. EmeTerm and ReliefBand are the same anti-emetic technology. I was introduced to it by my cousin, who got it to be able to go on certain rides at Disney that always make her feel sick. She used it for the last cruise she went on as well, instead of her normal dramamine. We appreciate the review.
This was a really good review with a lot of detail and you mentioned things that I had not previously considered . You seem to have a knack for this! Great job brother! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful! This has come in clutch for me every time I go out. Yesterday it was very rough around the jetties, and I felt fine the whole time. I don't even think about getting sick anymore, what a relief using this.
@@TexasAllWaterFishing I ordered mine yesterday and will be using it in the keys the first week of Nov. I will let you know how it goes. Thanks again for the awesome review!
Thanks. The only thing that’s worked for me so far is wetting myself down when I start feeling that cold sweat coming on. Cooling my body and head seems to help a lot. I’ll take a look at these
@@TexasAllWaterFishing I would just stick with wetting down. I’ve tried most everything fishing with a pharmacist. I’ve even injected phenergan before leaving the dock. I have never tried Bonnie which some friends swear by but water helps me quickly. Then again 45 min later I may have to repeat but it allows me to fish in between. Good luck
Great review. I’ve only used it for close shore trips and had no sea sickness. I haven’t tried it yet for deeper water. I’m going on my first cruise and definitely plan to use it.
It's come in clutch for me and my son. I took my son offshore, and he suffers from motion sickness in the car. The swells were supposed to be 2 footers and were 3.5 footers. He had it on and felt the swells a little but never became sick, thank god.
You said it almost feels like you hand is falling asleep. Do you recommend putting it on the hand you reel with? It seems like if you have it on the hand that you hold the rod with that your hand may get weak since it feels like its falling asleep and risk letting go of the rod.
It's almost like the beginning stages of your hand fall asleep but not that strong of a feeling. It's hard to explain but that was the easiest way to explain it. You can wear it on either wrist it's really not very distracting just feels odd at first.
I want to try this for flying fpv drones. The tingling in the fingers might be too uncomfortable but I know I won’t be able to fly more than 30 secs before i get nauseous so hopefully this helps
Where do you buy them at, my mom suffers badly with this motion sickness on a regular basis, and it suck as a son that I don't know how to help her with dizziness. She's been treated before, and it didn't work for her. What website can I get one please.
They're should be a link in the description section on this video. But you can find them on Amazon, I love mine. My wife & son both suffer from motion sickness too & we all wear them
I get so sick when I go diving in the ocean. I wonder if it would work to wear it until I jump in the water and then put it back on immediately when I get back in the boat?
I'm 100% honest when I'm reviewing a product. But of course, I may change my mind after I use an item after a while. However my opinion of this hasn't changed one bit. I have heard from some ppl saying products like this doesn't help them. So I think some ppl it helps & others it doesn't. If you decide to buy it I would keep my receipt & original box in case you have to return it. But I have been offshore for 36 hour & a 48 hour trip & felt fine. My wife suffers from bad motion sickness in the car. We traveled 3.5 hours & 7 hours in the car & she wore it & never felt sick. I would 100% recommend this & I'm buying her one for a cruise we booked this summer. Thanks for watching 🤙🏼
Hi, I get stomach-aches from anxiety and I also have movement sickness. They are 2 very different feelings. I take tablets for the motion sickness, for that it works great for me. But it does not work at all with my stomach or being short of breath, when I'm anxious. Therefore I don't think these wrist bands would work for you, unfortunately. I would suggest seeing a doctor, before spending money on gadgets that are not really meant for it.
Hi I get anxiety too, my go to is anything ginger to settle the stomach, lavender has a calming affect and you use cremes, soap, roll on wrist rubs, aromatherapy and I would try acupuncture, float tank therapy and a natropath who has an apothecary who tailor natural, drug free treatments
I will never say something works if it doesn't. No one paid for this video, I'm not making any money from this company. This wrist band was given to me by a patron, Laddie. She's wonderful supporter of the channel. I was on a trip with her when I became seasick, and she was wearing one and she felt fine. Later she bought me one to try out. Now I will never go out without it on, no matter what the seas are like. I have been to the jetties several times in rough water only wearing this and I've been fine. But because I suffer from motion sickness during rough seas going offshore, I will wear this along with a patch behind my ear just in case. I would 100% recommend this wrist band to anyone who suffers from motion sickness. I know several people who have told me they have tried this wrist band and they still got sick. I would double it up with the patch and maybe even pills if you're really worried about it. Better to be safe than sorry, at least the 1st time you try it.
I think it's just one of those deals, people that suffer from motion sickness sometimes nothing works for them. Mostly I think it's extreme cases. But everyone I know that has used this bracelet it's worked for them.
@@TexasAllWaterFishing Tried them all none worked. However 5 miles out (nearshore) and inshore was not problem, but 50% of the time we'd be 10+ miles out and... 😟
