Sea-Band Review and Giveaway

Every time I get in the car when someone else is driving, I worry that I might get motion sickness. This isn’t anything new for me – since I was a little girl, I would always get motion sickness. It seems to  not be as bad when I am driving, but there have been instances where I came down with the symptoms of motion sickness while I was the driver.
This only got worse when I was pregnant. I avoided the car at all costs because I knew that morning sickness coupled with motion sickness would not be a good turnout for my stomach. 


I heard about various methods to relieve motion/morning sickness and one thing that worked for me was real ginger. Another method I tried was pressure points – which are difficult to do on yourself. The idea behind pressure points is that there is a point in your body that correlates to each of your organs. I had read up on pressure points, specifically one on the inner wrist that would help with my nausea. Unfortunately, applying the pressure myself did not bring on any relief. 

I was given the opportunity to try Sea-Band which is a small bracelet that you wear around your wrist. This bracelet provides consistent pressure on the inner wrist to reduce morning or motion sickness. There are no chemicals or medicine in the SeaBand, which makes it a great choice of relief for pregnant women!


I found that this was the best solution for my motion sickness and I keep a set in the car at all times. A little advice: they won’t work properly if you do not put them in the correct spot, so make sure you read the directions. It worked for me about 3/5 times! The 2 times it didn’t work I think it was because I did not place it on properly.


Sea-Band has also been proven to be effective on migraine, chemotherapy, and post surgery patients to reduce nausea.

Sea-Band is all natural, drug free and latex free. There are no side effects associated with SeaBand and it is safe to take with medications.