Travel Pharmacy in general Reviews

Because we can buy drugs over the counter, we tend to assume they are safe. However, any drug taken to excess may not be. Furthermore, over the counter (OTC) drugs differ from country to country - either their active ingredients may differ, or their inactive ingredients (which could cause problems if you are allergic to any). There are drugs ...  Read the complete review

I thankfully dont get travel sick, but my husband gets very sea sick. We travel on the shuttle now, so have got round it that way, but I did find that ginger tablets worked very well with him when we did use to travel on the ferries. They dont make you drowsy, so they are very safe if you are the one driving - as my husband is! He just used to ...  Read the complete review

So unbelievable and it really works. I have never been bitten by anything when abroad until I went to Corfu earlier this year. Not only did I get one bite I think I had 8 on one leg. Maybe it was hormonal. But there you go it happens. Not only to me I hope. Cremes and potions were bought by the ton; still they did not give me relief from the ...  Read the complete review

Do you get fed up with every time you go on holiday and get that fantasic tan it starts to peel off, well i think i have found the solution, when going on holiday take some baby oil with you, and every evening just before you go out rub it all over you i found i dont peel any more, because it is so oily it seems to put a bit back into your skin so ...  Read the complete review

Carsick? Seasick? does anyone in your family suffer from it. I have been on so many journeys where it takes twice as long, because of all the sick stops we have to make. I`ve cracked it now though! TRAVEL BANDS! they work! I have to admit I had no trust in them, but they have been like magic! no stopping every 15mins anymore. ...  Read the complete review

Is it too much to ask, in these days of high-tech, genetically modified everything, for an insect repellent that really works? I live and play on the West Coast of Scotland, where the midges are thick and angry. To step out of your car is to invite them to feast on your own flesh and herald at least two days of incessant itching. I have ...  Read the complete review