User Reviews for Scopolamine

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: These patches are a miracle. I get motion sickness just thinking about getting on a boat, or riding a roller coaster let alone going round and round. I used these patches on my first 10 day cruise and didn't get any motion sickness. Even when the boat was rocking so hard that they put up caution tape on all the doors and barf bags on every garbage can; there I was chipper and feeling 100%. The only downfall is the dry mouth, but it is worth not getting sick. I recommend it to anyone.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: I have tried every other system on the market. I seriously mean EVERYTHING. This is the only thing that works. I scuba dive every weekend April-December in the North Atlantic. Without this it would be a miserable experience. Only drawback is a dry mouth and occasional vision blurring.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: Works great on cruise ships, or for a day at the amusement park if you are prone to motion sickness. Put it on behind your ear the night before for best results

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: Excellent drug for motion sickness. However, if you take it for a long period of time and then stop taking it, you will be nauseous for at least a week.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: I used this for my 8 day cruise, it is the only thing that has ever worked for me. The only problem I had was when I came home and took it off, 24hrs later I had horrible side effects (headache, stomach, dizzy). Bottom line I would do it again so that I could enjoy a motion sick free cruise vacation.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: I have used this medication for motion sickness on several occasions. It works great. I have suffered from motion sickness all of my life (now 50 years old) and this medication is great. I used it on a 7 day cruise and had horrible side effects after. I had to use some other motion sickness medication to calm the dizziness and hard to focus side effects. I tried this patch again and it did not seem to work. I will try it again soon on another cruise and hope it works. I too have tried many different remedies and nothing worked as good as the patch. I would use it again even with the side effects. That is nothing compared to having control of your senses during a cruise.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: I suffer from motion sickness and was prescribed this. I've used it twice now on weekend car trips and it works great. I didn't suffer any motions sickness symptoms. I look forward to trying it out at the amusement parks this summer as I haven't enjoyed them in years due to motion sickness.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: This patch is worlds above and beyond anything OTC. It's awesome and works wonderfully.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: This patch worked great on my cruise but I am still having side effects from the withdrawal 2 days later. The side effects are not fun.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: I've had terrible motion sickness, and nothing has worked until I used this medication. It worked PERFECT the first few times. I took it everytime I traveled in a plane. However, I've noticed the more I use the patch, the worse the side effects have become. After using the patch, I now experience extremely dry throat/eyes/nose, blurred vision, and even nausea. Although it has successfully kept me from becoming sick while traveling up until this point, I'm not sure if this effect will always hold true.

scopolamine for Nausea/Vomiting: my doctor used this right before surgery and 3 days after. I normally get so sick from general anesthesia but with this patch on I never once got that nausea feeling. It worked like a charm!!! I took it off today and got a slight headache, im guessing just slight withdrawl.

scopolamine for Motion Sickness: I took this for motions sickness before flying. I was instructed by my doctor to put it on the night before. When I got up the next morning, I had blurred vision, I had difficulty walking because my balance was so affected. I was extremely drowsy and I felt as if I had been drugged. I had a terrible experience with the patch.

scopolamine for Motion Sickness: I used this on a cruise and it worked great! I didn't get sick at all. I would use it again. Works great.

scopolamine for Motion Sickness: I have been using the "patch" now for 10 years. I use it every time I go out fishing on the Pacific. It works great for me. I can go anywhere on the boat and don't have to worry about watching the horizon. I also took it on a cruise and would have to say that 3 day's is about the maximum amount of time before they start to wear off.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: Used it on my 7 day cruise. Worked wonderfully during the cruise. No side effects and no nausea, even with 12 to 18 foot seas. About a day after I took the patch off, started having double/blurred vision and am extremely tired, even with 8 1/2 to 9 hours sleep. 4 days later and am still having blurred/double vision and still tired.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: The reason I'm giving it a 9 instead of 10 is because of it's side effects. Otherwise, this patch works really well for an overnight or two day fishing trip (at least in my experience). I thought I'm getting cold and feeling sick after I get off the fishing boat because my throat was getting dry and dryer and dryer. At that time I'm not aware that one of it's side effects was dry mouth/throat. Aside from that, I didn't feel anything anymore after couple of days. I'll use it again for my next fishing trip. I'll opt for a dry throat verses getting sick on the boat.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: I have used this medication for almost a year now. After about 6 months of use the medication began to not work as well as it once did. I want to caution anyone taking this medication to be very careful about changing the patches EXACTLY when you are supposed to. I was about 8 hours late changing my patch then put it on and got into my car to go to my destination. After driving about 25 minutes on an interstate I had to pull over and began violently throwing up. This vomiting lasted until I reached my destination which took about 2 hours due to the constant pulling over to vomit. Once I could remain still and not move the vomiting stopped but the nausea did not stop until 4 hours after taking the medication.

scopolamine for Motion Sickness: My 14 year old son took this the night before we went deep sea fishing. The drug worked well but later that afternoon his eye on the same side as the patch dilated so we have him wear sunglasses. It has been 2 days and it is still dilated but am thinking it will go away by tomorrow. If not then I will consult my Physician.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: Works great for motion sickness although it tends to affect vision if worn for numerous days.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: Over the past two years I have used the patch 6 times. Well after my most recent experience I am going to resort to Dramanine again. Like others commenting here, I had many more side affects after using the patch on both ends of my trip. Dizziness, tired and vision issues. But my tipping point occurred 12 hours after applying this last patch. My 3 hour flight was great. No problems. I arrived home very late, slept for 3 hours and woke with the urge to pee 6 different times in 20 minutes. There was blood in my urine. And painful cramping. THEN remembered to remove the patch. I slept with no more symptoms and felt fine.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Nausea/Vomiting: This medicine helped slightly with nausea and vomiting when many others failed. It is worn on a patch behind the ear and changed every three days. After 2 weeks I suddenly became allergic, probably from a build-up, and broke out in huge welts where the patch was placed. I was then switched to the pill form, Scopace, with negative side effects after a period of time.

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: I used this on my first cruise and it worked great. It was a week long cruise so I used two patches (each one lasts three days, and the last day was the travel home so I was no longer on ship). Like many others who have posted here, I had pretty bad side effects that came on almost exactly 24 hours after I removed the second patch -- mostly vertigo and nausea. They lasted 72 hours, the length of one patch dose. I have read that you should only use the patch for one dose, the first three days, long enough to tide you over until your body is used to the constant motion, and that the withdrawals only happen if you keep going past that first three days.

Scopace (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: Works as well as the "patch" without the unwelcome side effects that come with uneven "patch" medication release. A big thumbs up!

Transderm-Scop (scopolamine) for Nausea/Vomiting: It didn't work so well for me. I had the patch worn behind the ear for 3 days. Patch stays in place even after showering, which surprised me. Just wish it worked better. The vomiting decreased, but left me with endless dry heaves and mad hiccups.

Scopace (scopolamine) for Motion Sickness: Have used this on three long ocean trips. Has worked excellent/would recommend for extreme cases of sea sickness/prefer to patch application, and other less strength options that do not work in my profile.