Sea-Band Review
As you may have read from my previous post I have just arrived home from a mini cruise to Amsterdam, so when I saw that Sea-Band were asking for reviewers a couple of months ago I asked to be considered to try them out. When we last went to Amsterdam I had to take sea sickness pills to make me feel better. The sea wasn’t very rough but it made me feel very ill.
Both Callum and I aren’t the best of travellers – we never have been, I’m lucky that I don’t throw up but I do feel very sick on long journeys by car and hate buses with a passion! (I normally take pills before a long journey or when I start feeling sick). Callum on the other hand does throw up – not often I may add but we have had occasions were we’ve needed to stop and clean the car! Sea-Band have come to our rescue and I wish I had known about them years ago.
- A Natural relief – no drugs
- No side effects
- Effective
- Reusable
- Washable
- Place your middle three fingers on the inside of your wrist with the edge of the third finger on the wrist crease. The Nei-Kuan point is just under the edge of your index finger between the two central tendons.
- Position the button facing downward over the Nei-Kuan point. Repeat the process for the other wrist.
- One band must be worn on each wrist to be effective. Sea-Bands can be put onto your wrist before you start travelling, or after you have started your journey.
- Sea-Band is suitable for adults and children.
I cannot believe how great Sea-Band are. I was very sceptical that they would work and have always had to take pills in the past when I have felt ill on long journeys but now I know that I don’t have too. I would highly recommend them to anyone who suffers from travel sickness or who is pregnant and suffering morning sickness. I have rated them with a well deserved 5/5 rating.
