I suffer from severe travel sickness depending on what type of transport I am in. When I am driving I am fine but if I am a passenger especially in the back seat I am lucky if I can go a couple of miles without the need to throw up. Trains, planes and boats I am fine with but when it comes to buses I just need to set foot on the bus and as soon as I feel the vibrations from the wheels I start feeling queasy and nauseous. Last week my car was in the garage getting it's MOT and I had promised my mum that I would go and visit her. Unfortunately my mum lives in the deepest darkest reaches of the countryside and the only way to get there other than car is to rely ...  Read the complete review

With so much planning going into Holidays, everything has to be thought of. From what to eat, drink, pack, wear.. no even how to travel and whether I'l feel sick comes into the equation too! When I first went on the tube a couple of years ago I began to feel a little queasy so decided to buy these. Luckily they did the trick. I had been on a plane before and not experienced this feeling before, but recently it has been making me feel a bit odd! Luckily the packet stays in date for quite some time, so as long as you get one with a good expiry date it will last for a couple of years. This comes in a silver box, with 12 white small tablets inside. They are easy ...  Read the complete review

We have been using these tablets for a number of years now. We first started when my sister recommended them and we were travelling by car to France our daughter was then about three. It was our first trip to France and we knew it was a long journey I hadn't even thought about travel sick tablets as neither my husband nor I get travel sick, although I must admit I feel a bit queezy on a boat! We were about half hour into our 5hr crossing from Weymouth to St Malo when my youngest daughter aged 3 started looking a bit funny in colour! she's a bubbly lively girl and suddenly she sat motionless! it was a bit of a shock and we wondered what an earth was ...  Read the complete review

Put me in the back seat of car and I'm guaranteed to feel the onset of queasiness within minutes and need to request a seat swap or stop for frequent breaks, if I've not taken some form of travel sickness pills. Last week I ended up in the back seat of a seven seater car, when lift sharing with some friends. I thought I'd be fine as we were only going about five miles, but after the first couple I found myself hoping and praying that I would reach our destination without being a pain and asking to stop, and I wished I'd taken my Travel Calm tablets. Map reading in the front seat presents a similar problem and I have to keep this to an absolute minimum (thank goodness .  Read the complete review

I seldom shop in Boots because I find the store very expensive. When I need any over the counter medicine type products I usually try my local Lloyds Pharmacy or my local Superdrug first. The only thing I buy from Boots on a regular basis is their travel sickness tablets. The tablets called Boots Travel Calm cost £2.49 for 12 tablets. I have suffered from travel sickness all my life. Often children grow out of having travel sickness and my son used to suffer from travel sickness when he was a child but as a youth he is fine. Unfortunately I have always suffered from travel sickness and I certainly did not grow out of it. I can drive anywhere ...  Read the complete review