Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets

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Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets

from £23.99

Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets effectively reduces nausea and vomiting caused by conditions such as migraines and vertigo. Tablets are placed under the lip on the gum line to allow longer-lasting relief. They are a generic alternative to the popular nausea treatment.

Available to buy online from The Independent Pharmacy for adults over the age of 18 years once a free health consultation is completed for our team to review and approve.

Who Is Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets Suitable For?

Suitable for age: 18
Maximum per order:3
Consultation required?Yes

This treatment requires an online consultation for review by our medical team. The decision to supply the specific treatment and quantity requested will be based on whether our medical team are satisfied that it will be safe, appropriate, and effective.

Generic Treatment?Yes

This is a generic medicine and the manufacturer of the treatment supplied may vary from the treatment image above, depending on availability. Please contact us once you've placed your order if you require a specific brand and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets

Type of medicine
Antiemetic
Works by
Blocking the activity of dopamine receptors in the area of the brain that initiates nausea
Effective within
10-30 minutes
Pack size
16 tablets
Strength
3mg
Generic
Yes
Use with alcohol
Avoid

Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets

What are Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets 3mg buccal tablets and what are they used for?

Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets are used to treat the feeling of nausea, which is brought on by conditions such as migraines, vertigo, and inner ear problems. The tablets are not swallowed but placed onto the gums under the lip where they slowly dissolve in the mouth, this makes them a popular choice among people who cannot or prefer not to swallow medicine.

Each box contains 8 (3 mg) tablets. They are suitable for adults aged between 18 to 65 years.

What is nausea?

Nausea is caused by imbalances in the vestibular system. This is a series of fluid chambers and nerves in each ear that control the body’s sense of balance. When the brain detects conflicting information being relayed by the vestibular system and the eyes or muscles, it triggers the feeling of nausea. This is why irregular motion such as that on a plane or boat can lead to nausea. This type of nausea can affect anyone, but those who experience migraines may be much more susceptible.

How do Nausea Relief Buccal Tablets work?

The tablets’ active ingredient prevents the feeling of nausea and vomiting by blocking the activity of dopamine receptors in the area of the brain that initiates nausea.

The active ingredient is a type of drug. Only a low dose of the active ingredient is used to control nausea; at higher doses, this same medicine is used to treat psychiatric illnesses.

Alternatives for Nausea

There are quite a few forms of therapy associated with helping to reduce or control nausea. These methods will not work as quickly as medication, however, they are often a good place to start. There is nothing stopping you from combining these methods with medication if it is needed.
These methods try to reduce nausea and vomiting by:

  • Helping you feel relaxed
  • Distracting you from what’s going on
  • Helping you feel in control
  • Making you feel less helpless

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Published 3 April 2024
Updated 25 March 2026
Reviewed 25 March 2026
Next review 25 March 2028