Scopoderm Patches For Travel Sickness

Travel sickness happens when there’s confusion between what your eyes see and what your inner ear senses when you’re in motion. This is particularly common when you’re not focused on the motion itself. It can trigger sensory confusion in the form of nausea, dizziness and feeling unwell.

Scopoderm Patches work by calming the areas of the brain responsible for nausea and motion sickness for up to 72 hours, making your journey much more comfortable.

For best results, apply the patch five to six hours before you travel to give them a chance to work. If you’re heading off early in the morning, pop the patch on the night before. If you wait until you start feeling ill the treatment might not be as effective as the patch is designed to prevent nausea rather than treat it after it begins.

Scopoderm Patches are designed to be effective for up to 72 hours (three days), which makes them ideal for longer journeys. For longer journeys or multiple trips over several days, simply remove the patch from behind your ear after 72 hours and apply a new one behind the opposite ear to make sure you’re covered. Always use the patches as directed and never apply more than one at a time.

Scopoderm patches are designed to stay in place whether you’re swimming, showering or taking a bath, but it’s best not to stay in too long in case they loosen and fall off. If the patch does come away, simply dry your skin and apply a new patch behind the other ear. Remember to wash your hands thoroughly afterwards to avoid accidentally transferring the medication to your eyes or mouth.

Scopoderm Patches are a great way to ease travel sickness for most adults and children over 10. Don’t use it if you’re allergic or sensitive to any of the ingredients.

You should speak to your doctor if you suffer from certain medical conditions like glaucoma, epilepsy, liver or kidney disease, pyloric stenosis (a stomach condition) and urinary problems.

Socopoderm may also interact with other medications so speak to your doctor first.

Scopoderm Patches offer several advantages over traditional travel sickness tablets.

First off, they offer long-lasting relief – up to 72 hours – compared to tablets which only last a few hours, making them ideal for extended travel.

The patch releases medication constantly, reducing side effects and ensuring there are no sickness peaks and troughs either.

They’re easy to apply too. Just pop one behind your ear five to six hours before you travel and you’re covered for your journey. You don’t need to remember to take tablets every few hours while you’re on the move.

You can drive while using the patches, but it’s wise to be cautious. While not everyone experiences side effects, some notice drowsiness and blurry vision.

If you notice these symptoms, it’s important you don’t drive or operate heavy machinery for your safety and the safety of others.

It’s always best to see how the patch affects you before you get behind the wheel, especially if it’s your first time using it.

Scopoderm’s long-lasting effects make them ideal for multiple types of travel – road, sea, air and land. Simply place a patch onto your skin five to six hours before the start of your journey and you’re covered for up to 72 hours without needing to think about it again.

With three-day protection, they’re ideal for longer journeys like cruises or coach tours, keeping you comfortable for the duration. If your journey lasts more than three days just remember to apply a new patch behind the opposite ear.

Not everyone gets side effects but the most common ones people experience include a dry mouth, drowsiness and skin irritation at the patch site. Thankfully they’re usually mild, easily managed and short-lived.

However, if you experience more serious or persistent symptoms, including confusion or severe dizziness, take off the patch immediately and wash the area with soap and water. If symptoms don’t improve within 24 hours seek medical advice. If you’re ever unsure about anything, speak to your doctor.

Scopoderm Patches can be used alongside other medications but it’s important you check with a healthcare professional first. That’s because they can interact with certain medicines, including those for sickness, brain conditions, Parkinson’s, depression, allergies and some heart or anti-viral medications.

During your consultation, make sure you tell our healthcare team about any medications you’re taking. They’ll check that Scopoderm is safe to use or suggest an alternative.

Before using Scopoderm Patches you’ll need a short consultation with our healthcare team. It’s simple, discreet and designed to make sure the patches are safe and suitable for you. Once that’s done you can have your patches delivered straight to your door, ready for your next journey.