Transdermal Scopolamine..."the patch" ...might work

Where do they sell this?

For some people the Dramamine works and for others the Bonine works.  You will have to experiment to see what works for you.  I think  you're supposed to take them the night before you go out.  Scopace works sweet, but you need a prescription.  If you go out enough, you might just get your sea legs and not need anything!

There are a couple of things that increase the likelihood of getting seasick; Lack of Sleep & Alcohol are the 2 main contributors.

Avoiding these 2 things will decrease your chances of getting seasick; but Scopace will shut it down if you can get your hands on some.... But the main key, is to take it at least an hour before you get on the water; if you take it on the water, "fogetaboutit", it wont work!

The difference between Scopace and Dramamine, Dramamine gives you cotton mouth and makes you drowsy, Scopoce dont..

There are thousands of articles.

As we all had, I heard bad things about dramamine and bonine, so I tried acupressure wristband and several herbal solutions - hard to say if they helped though. Studies show mixed results for these and compare to placebo, but also say that placebo has a great effect

What I found useful so far:
- don't drink much night before and get as much sleep
- light breakfast with nothing smokey or fried (no sausages, eggs, etc.)
- comfortable clothes (wetsuit makes it worse for me, I'm often keeping top off or unbuttoned)
- look ahead / at horizon, don't look back, tie rigs, etc.
- sit straight
- chewing gum (!), deep breath
- calm weather helps
- catch some fish!! While focusing on unhooking can get it worse, excitement will fix it And if I'm not excited catching fish it's time to go home

I've been out 7 times so far, always in calm-ish weather, only 2 times I have not been seasick, likely b/c of I'm getting used and learning what does not work, and maybe b/c of calmer weather.

 Get a prescription for oral scopalamine from your doctor take it to a compounding pharmacist and have him make gelcaps or gummies. They work within 30-45 minutes and wear off in 6hrs.
 Scopace was the commercial pill form of scopalamine but it was taken off the market a couple years ago. Now you have to have it made to order.

I use promethazine,  it works wonders for me but its by prescription only.    I have tried others but this works the best for me so far

I have a script for promethazine. Doc said it was very drowsy. Been using scop and Bonine (meclazine). Is the promethazine as drowsy as the rumor? I have a dream to do some long range stuff, but won't until I get meds sorted out. Too much $ to sleep through.