Rugby Meclizine 12.5mg Caplets - Antiemetic Motion Sickness Symptom Relief - 100 Count

This product for me is great. When I feel like I’m on the verge of having Vertigo this is what helps me. In my opinion I can honestly say that it’s a great product to have.

Let me start off by saying, I did not intend for this to work as well as it has. I have gastroparesis and have developed vertigo because of it. I am dizzy 24/7, to the point my husband has to help me move or do daily tasks because I have such a hard time. I am also unbearably nauseous, due to both my vertigo and gastroparesis. I'm a messed up bundle of sick that somehow manages to wake up in the morning, is what I'm saying. I have taken seemingly everything OTC and herbal, and nadas. I started taking this and now I'm not dizzy and because it also helps with nausea, no longer nauseous all day. I can drink 2 Ensures now and have my one meal without my medicinal, herbal friend "Oregano"; saving me money and what's left of my lungs. Now, this thing isn't perfect...there are times that I will be doing what triggers my vertigo and I will feel, almost, like it's trying to start. It is a bizzare feeling that I can only describe as a car lurching forward, is the feeling. I can definitely say that dry mouth is certainly a side effect, too. It's not overwhelming, but the pill does insight a need for aqua. I would say if you're stuck in the boat I am or have something similar, it's worth a shot. This is a blessing without the religiousness and to know how inexpensive it is incredibly helpful.

Bye-bye, dizziness! So long vertigo! Toodaloo nausea! The two things I love about this medication is that one, it does not make me feel drowsy at all. And two, no disgusting taste or after taste. It works really well in a reasonable amount of time. In fact, I personally think it is better than the prescription strength.

I love this brand of travel sea sickness medication. I used to get the chewable ones at Costco. Which were chewable and one tablet was 25 mg. I thought I had ordered the same thing, but they're 12.5 mg each so you have to take two. I am bummed that Costco discontinued selling these, but I'm glad I found them on amazon. It's still a good thing for your buck. Even though you have to take two. I don't get drowsy with this product which is awesome. I used them on my recent cruise and Disneyland because I got nauseous on some of the rides, lol. Getting old is great!-_-

Yes it met my needs

I've always had pretty bad motion sickness while on car trips, especially if it's in a larger vehicle, like a van. Imagine how distraught I was at the thought of spending 5 weeks traveling on buses through Central America. I grabbed myself a bottle of Meclizine before my trip (in addition to a box of emergency plastic bags, just in case) and hoped for the best. The first time I took it, I was ASTOUNDED. Not a single symptom of motion sickness. I could even read my book during the trip without feeling like my insides were about to become my outsides! I didn't experience any adverse side effects at all. In fact, it worked so effectively, that I began to think "well, maybe I'm just not motion sick anymore...." so I decided to forgo taking it before a 5 hour ultra cramped bus ride. Huge Mistake. Within 15 minutes of that curvy, bumpy, hot bus trip, I knew for a fact 1) I was still horrifically motion sick, and that 2) Meclizine was the most amazing marvel of modern medicine I had ever encountered. Two Years Later...: Planes, trains, and automobiles, I've used Meclizine to survive them all. Boat trip on choppy waters? No problem. Overnight train ride with hundreds of starts and stops? Handled it. So much air turbulence, you're sure you're about to die? Check! Meclizine has completely changed the way I travel. I've had numerous friends and family members begin taking it, and everyone has had the same experience. Complete relief of symptoms, no drowsiness. And for the bargain that it is, I have no idea why everyone isn't using this wonder drug.

I get nauseous at times due to thoracic spine issues in my mid back. The pain causes me to get so nauseous I developed dry heaves. This product was purchased after ready review it has the main ingredient for nausea. If I were to buy liquid I would go through it quickly & that is expensive. My doctor did order me a nausea pill. It was small like this and inexpensive. So I just stayed with this product, it works so well for me. My grandson, has been getting nauseous from anxiety attacks. He had tried it, it calmed the nausea. I purchased for him a bottle as well.

I've been taking Bonine/Meclizine for many many years and it absolutely works. I have gotten motion sick in a movie theatre, so I should know. With Meclizine, I have spent hundreds of hours on long car rides, and several weeks on cruise ships (not all at once, of course). Indeed, it is the kind that cruise ships give out (just ask). So, the only question is how to take Meclizine. I have found that the normal dose, 25 mg, makes me tired 4-6 hrs after taking it. If I am staying active, it's not an issue. But, if I am sitting and sightseeing, I get an overwhelming urge to close my eyes and doze for at least a half hour. By spreading out the dose, I don't get that drowsiness. But, I have learned it works better to make sure it has built up in my system before the travel. One of these pills alone may not be enough, but they are long acting. So, taking them 6-12 hrs apart will give you the benefits without the side effects.. Your experience may vary, of course, so you should always test it (you can always take more if needed). The 25 mg pills are often chewable, but that makes them hard to split. These 12.5 mg ones are actually easily split-able if you need to control the dose even more.