Driminate Anti-Nausea Tablets, 100 Count (3-Pack)

I was having dizzy spell and dr.prescribed something for the dizzyness. I went back to the pharmacist andasked about it and suggested dramamine. I ony took that when I went cruising for ocean fishing. ANYWAY........it works wonderful for dissyness. I believe Driminate is a generic. Also,, very inexpensive

Very good product. Gets the job done!

Eric Dramamine at a far lower price. Needed to buy some in an emergency at a local drugstore. I don’t want to talk about how expensive they are per pill compared to this.

Works just a good as the name brand. Highly recommend

puts me to sleep if i take 2-3. (From what i hear, there are better meds for nausea and motion sickness. I suspect many if not most buy it to sleep because it wears off well before 8hrs, and doesn't seem habit forming ...or not seriously). Would be nice if it came with alternative to plastic made of corn or something.

I use these as an alternative to the Dramamine chewables to treat a disequilibrium condition I picked up this last summer. It's the "standing-on-a-ship" sort of imbalance, where the ground seems to sink and rise under your feet without cause. I have it most days, but some days are worse than others, and that's when I use this. It's time to effect is about 1h, and is moderately effective over a period of about 8-10h. It's hard to tell, of course, because the disequilibrium fluctuates naturally, but that seems about right. For me, I still feel drowsy/lethargic, especially at the end of the day, and that's just on one dose, 50mg. I once took this and the Dramamine on the same day and I felt totally enervated, I was at work practically draped over a stepladder. Not drowsy or sleepy, just energyless. I will say that it seems to improve my sleep quality significantly. I sleep sooner, more soundly, and continuously on this than otherwise. However, you aren't supposed to use it for that, and I don't. Maybe I would if I were sick and wanted to knock myself out at night, but certainly not on a daily or even weekly basis. As for nausea or vertigo, I can't comment on that, as I don't use it for that purpose. Would recommend.

I’ve been taking the chewy Meclizine tablets for a few years. I’m on these meds that I have to take daily, and the worst side effect from taking them is motion sickness. I did get motion sick when I was a kid like on the school bus or during car rides. It kinda stopped when I turned around 12. So I got to go on carnival rides at least during my younger teen years with 0 motion sickness, it was great. Then around age 19 I had to start these meds. And they brought it allll back. Violent motion sickness. The kind where you get vertigo, and nauseas to the point where you probably will end up throwing up, covered in sweat for no reason, feeling literally sick sick sick. Like oh we reached out destination? Cool, I need to nap now. You guys go have fun while I recover. So I started taking the Meclizine chewy’s before I had to go in the car. They worked for a bit. Now I’m 28 and they seemed to stop working last year. Dramamine DOES work and help, but it’s expensive! And I’m poor. So I found these. They work great. As long as you make sure to take them 45-60 minutes before going in the car or whatever it is thats giving you motion sickness, you’ll be okay. I honestly can’t really tell if they make me drowsy or not because I’m a naturally exhausted person. These work great though, and the price is right. I get 3 bottles at a time, order some more when I crack open the last bottle, and life is okay. Mostly.

Very good, I recommend them